2018 Map of North Windham
USGS Topo · Published 2018About this map
Sebago Lake and its eastern shores dominate this landscape, where the Presumpscot River and Eel Weir Canal flow southward toward Dundee Pond. The area is characterized by a high density of small family plots and community graveyards, such as the Goudreau Family Burying Ground and Hanson Burial Ground, which provide valuable touchstones for genealogical research. The region's geography is defined by a series of crossroads settlements, from the commercial hub of North Windham to smaller points like Dolley Corner and Popeville. Historical transit and industry are evident in features like Babbs Bridge, a crossing on the Pleasant River, and the various bridges spanning the canal system. The presence of Saint Joseph's College of Maine on the shores of Jordan Bay marks a significant institutional landmark in this corner of Cumberland County.
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