2013 Map of Nehasane Lake

About this map

Nehasane Lake and the winding course of the Beaver River anchor this 2013 snapshot of a landscape defined by its interconnected waterways and low peaks. The settlement of Brandreth and the remote stop at Keepawa reflect a history of limited access and private forest lands, where development is clustered along water-level routes like the Partlow Lake Rd. The map illustrates a transition from the structured shorelines of Stillwater Reservoir and Lake Lila to the untamed drainages of Shingle Shanty Brook and the South Branch. High points such as Mt Electra and Albany Mtn rise above a mosaic of smaller water bodies, including Terror Lake, Rose Pond, and Thayer Lake. This topography suggests a legacy of seasonal camps and careful forest management, with named features like Wigwam Point and Little Rapids indicating long-established local landmarks within the woods.