1988 Map of Passadumkeag

About this map

Penobscot River and the Passadumkeag River converge in this 1980s look at Penobscot County, a landscape defined by the winding paths of the water and the glacial ridges of the Horseback. The town of Passadumkeag sits at the river junction, serving as a hub for the local geography along with Enfield. This era shows a community deeply tied to its natural resources and land management, evidenced by the Fish Hatchery near Cold Stream Pond and the extensive State Nursery to the south. Local heritage is preserved in sites like West End Cemetery and Sunny Slope Cemetery, while transport history is marked by Enfield Station and the Hathaway Bridge. The varied terrain includes the expansive Thousand Acre Bog and the high point of Vinegar Hill, illustrating the complex hydrology of the Maine interior.