1975 Map of Lincoln NE

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The Penobscot River anchors the southeastern corner of this mid-1970s orthophotoquad, serving as the primary drainage for a network of forest waterways in this Maine landscape. The confluence of the Medunkeunk River and the East Branch Medunkeunk Stream provides a clear view of the hydrological patterns before they join the larger river system. To the east, the Mattawakeunk Stream cuts through the dense timberland that characterizes the region. Elevation is marked by the prominent Pea Ridge, which stands out against the surrounding wetlands and river valleys. This aerial perspective, captured in 1975, offers a detailed look at the logging roads and natural corridors used by the timber industry and local outdoorsmen, preserving a specific moment in the land-use history of northern Penobscot County.