1977 Map of Lincoln Pond

About this map

The vast expanse of Aziscohos Lake dominates the western edge of this orthophotoquad, an aerial survey reflecting the landscape of northern Oxford County in the late 1970s. This specific type of imagery, captured via high-altitude flight, reveals the dense timber patterns and water systems that define this remote region of Maine. The Magalloway River feeds into the lake from the north, while the Cupsuptic River traces a winding path through the eastern forest. Elevated terrain is marked by the presence of Big Buck Mountain and Deer Mountain, where the photographic textures highlight the interplay of topography and commercial forestry. This document serves as a photographic baseline for a region where industry and geography are inextricably linked by river access and mountain ridges.