1986 Map of Ludlow

About this map

Smyrna Center and Ludlow anchor this landscape of the Maine North Woods during the mid-1980s, an era defined by timber management and small-town agriculture. The terrain is a network of ridges and water bodies, where timber resources are evidenced by several Gravel Pits and a complex drainage system including Thousand Acre Swamp and Cameron Bog. The geography of the Smyrna and Ludlow townships is deeply etched by glacial movement, creating numerous small basins like Half Moon Pond, Duck Pond, and Cochrane Lake.