1988 Map of Nollesemic Lake

About this map

Nollesemic Lake sits at the heart of this North Woods landscape, dominated by complex water systems and township divisions in central Maine. The West Branch Penobscot River cuts through the northern section, connecting to Shad Pond, while a network of drainage features like Nollesemic Stream and Mud Brook link the primary lakes. The map details the transition from the Millinocket town line into unorganized territories such as the Hopkins Academy Grant and several T3 and T2 numbered townships. This era of land use is visible through a single Gravel Pit and an extensive system of unimproved roads and trails. The terrain character is defined by significant wetlands, including Quakish Bog and Miner Brook Bog, alongside riverine features like Upper Deadwater and Lower Deadwater near Sam Ayers Stream.