2011 Map of Millinocket Lake East

About this map

Millinocket Lake and Millimagassett Lake anchor this remote Northern Maine landscape in the early 21st century. The terrain is characterized by a dense network of water bodies and high ridges, including Woodlot Ridge and Millimagassett Ridge. Water management and forestry history are evident at the Millinocket Lake Dam and the various sporting or logging outposts like Number One Camp and Libby Camp. The northern reaches are defined by the winding Aroostook River and Munsungan Stream, which converge near the distinctive Devils Elbow. Higher elevations such as Old Baldface and Libby Pinnacle offer a sense of the area's relief, while smaller features like Moosehorn Crossing and Millinocket Falls mark key points along the many waterways and brooks that drain this wilderness.