2011 Map of Mattaseunk Lake

About this map

The Penobscot River winds through this Maine landscape, serving as the central axis for a region defined by its water systems and timber heritage. At the river's bend, the Mattaseunk Dam regulates the flow near the settlement of Jordan Mills, reflecting the historical intersection of industrial utility and natural resources. To the east, the expansive Mattaseunk Lake is fed by Wyman Brook and Carlton Brook, while the western terrain is marked by a dense network of tributaries including Salmon Stream, Pattagumpus Stream, and Ebhorse Stream. These waterways converge from the slopes of Kimble Hill and the surrounding woodlands. The map traces local connectivity through roads like Dickey Rd and Old Route 157, illustrating how human infrastructure follows the contours of the river valley and its primary streams.