1935 Map of Mooseleuk Lake

About this map

Mooseleuk Lake and the surrounding wilderness of Northern Maine are defined here by a network of seasonal outposts and logging-era infrastructure. The landscape of the mid-1930s is dotted with named camps such as Goulds Camp, Storms Camp, and the Twentyfivemile Camp, which served as critical nodes for timber operations and sporting in these remote townships. The presence of American Realty highlights the industrial land ownership of the era, while a single Fire Tower atop Round Mtn provided a crucial vantage point for forest protection across the Aroostook and Piscataquis county lines.