1986 Map of Mary L Pond

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St John River flows through the southeastern corner of this remote Aroostook County landscape, a region defined by extensive waterways and timberland management. The terrain is structured by township and range designations, including T 12 R 16 W E L S and T 11 R 16 W E L S, where the interior is accessible only by a network of private roads. Central to the area is Mary L Pond, a small body of water that feeds into a system of smaller brooks and streams. The presence of the Burntland Brook Campsite near the junction of Burntland Brook and the main river suggests the area's importance for seasonal transit and outdoor utility. Other significant drainage features include Depot Stream and Ninemile Brook, which carve through the elevations of the North Maine Woods during the mid-1980s.