1912 Map of Livermore

About this map

The Androscoggin River carves a deep valley through this Maine landscape, serving as the industrial and transport spine for towns like Livermore Falls and Strickland. The Maine Central Railroad closely follows the river's path, facilitating the movement of timber and goods from centers like East Livermore Mills. To the east, the terrain shifts into a dense network of glacial lakes and ponds, including Pocasset Lake, Crotched Pond, and Parker Pond, where early settlements like Wayne and Fayette took root.