1979 Map of Lisbon Falls North

About this map

The Androscoggin River and its tributary, the Sabattus River, define the industrial and agricultural corridors of this southern Maine landscape during the late 1970s. The village of Lisbon Falls anchors the southern reaches of the map, showing a concentrated settlement pattern near the river bends, while the Maine Central railroad tracks parallel the water, tracing the historical path of the region's mill-driven economy. Further north, the expansive Sabattus Pond feeds the river system, surrounded by a network of rural crossroads like Drinkwater Corner and Webster Corner.