1988 Map of Pemadumcook Lake

About this map

Pemadumcook Lake and the Penobscot River anchor this late-twentieth-century landscape, illustrating the remote sporting and timber heritage of the Maine North Woods. The map details a complex network of interconnected waterways, including Lower Jo-Mary Lake and Middle Jo-Mary Lake, separated by timbered land and the prominent Lincoln Ridge. Evidence of the region's logging history is found at the Boom House near Ambajejus Lake, while seasonal recreational use is noted at Ambajejus Camps and Buckhorn Camps. The Appalachian Trail winds through the southwestern quadrant, crossing over a scenic footbridge at Mud Brook. This survey captures the traditional township boundaries, including T 4 Indian Purchase and various West of East Line (WELS) designations, which continue to define land management in this sparsely settled wilderness.