2011 Map of North Whitefield

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North Whitefield and Whitefield anchor the Sheepscot River valley in this 2011 survey of Lincoln County, where the landscape is defined by a dense network of glacial ponds and small-scale water management. The legacy of local industry is visible at the Clary Saw Mill Dam on Clary Lake and the Boynton-Trask Dam further south. For genealogists, the map is particularly rich in family-named burial sites including the Potter Cemetery, Noyes Cemetery, Weeks Cemetery, and Hopkins Cemetery, many situated along rural routes like Hutton Rd and County Rd. The village of South Jefferson sits at a crossroads of the Dyer River, while high points such as Peter Mountain and Jones Hill offer perspective over a terrain dotted with recreational landmarks like the Health and Welfare Camp. Large water bodies including Dyer Long Pond, Musquash Pond, and the northern reach of Damariscotta Lake illustrate the area's transition into Maine's lake country.