1988 Map of Milo North

About this map

Schoodic Lake dominates the northern landscape of this Maine survey, where the small settlement of Lake View rests along the shoreline. The geography is defined by a dense network of moving water, including the southern confluence where the Pleasant River and Sebec River join the larger Piscataquis River near the town of Milo. This area reveals a transition from the wooded uplands around Stickney Hill and Searles Hill to the fertile river valleys and meadows such as Hawthorne Meadow. Industrial and community life are grounded in several Gravel Pits and a Golf Course, while local genealogy is represented by a central Cem. The map also captures the distinct boundaries between Brownville, Lake View Plt, and Medford, showing how topography influenced the early division of these townships.