2011 Map of Northeast Bluff

About this map

Pleasant River Lake and its associated Pleasant River Lake Water Dam anchor the northern landscape of this Maine backcountry, where the Pleasant River winds southward through a network of camps and ridges. The map reveals a specific pattern of seasonal or sporting life, identifying numerous named sites such as Hartford Camp, Stewart Camp, and Irving Worcester Camp. These markers, alongside the namesake Northeast Bluff and Southwest Bluff, suggest a region defined by timber, recreation, and water management. To the southwest, the terrain opens into the Bog Brook Flowage, a complex wetland surrounding Dorman Island, while the eastern reaches are drained by the Little Mopang Stream and Mopang Stream. This detailed 2011 survey tracks the dirt roads and trails, such as Schoodic Pond Rd and Hatchery Rd, that provide access to these remote ponds and family-named landmarks.