1985 Map of Millinocket Lake East

About this map

The Aroostook River and Munsungan Stream define the northern drainage of this timber-rich landscape, where industrial logging activity is recorded at the Isthmus Logging Camp and Moosehorn Crossing. The terrain is shaped by distinct glacial features and ridges, including Old Baldface, Libby Pinnacle, and Woodlot Ridge, which separate a dense network of water bodies. The presence of numerous camps like Libby Camp and a complex system of private roads indicates the region's managed wilderness character during the mid-1980s. Southward, the map covers the expansive waters of Millinocket Lake and Millimagassett Lake, fed by the Millimagassett Stream. Smaller, isolated waters such as Tilly Pond, Soule Pond, and Ireland Pond are tucked between landmarks like Atkins Ridge and Beaver Pond Ridge, illustrating the intricate hydrology of the Maine woods before modern expansion.