2011 Map of Little Kennebago Lake

About this map

Little Kennebago Lake and the northern reaches of Kennebago Lake anchor this 2011 survey of the Maine-Quebec borderlands. The landscape is defined by its complex drainage network, where the Kennebago River and its tributaries, such as the Crowley Branch and Bear Brook, carve through high terrain. Prominent summits including White Cap Mountain, Snow Mountain, and the Twin Mountains provide a backdrop to a wilderness marked by numerous isolated water bodies like Secret Pond and Cupsuptic Pond. The primitive road network, including Kennebago River Rd and Tim Pond Rd, suggests an area primarily used for timber management or remote recreation. Distinctive landmarks such as Bald Pate and the Kennebago Divide highlight the physical challenges of this border region, where the East Branch Cupsuptic River and Wiggle Brook flow through an environment largely untouched by dense settlement.