1988 Map of Pine Stream Flowage

About this map

Pine Stream Flowage dominates this remote stretch of the North Maine Woods, where the landscape is defined by an intricate network of glacial ponds and watercourses. Mapping of the area reveals a wilderness primarily utilized for timber and resource extraction, evidenced by several Gravel Pit locations and a network of private access roads. The geography is subdivided by the Monument Line, which separates townships including T 4 R 14 W E L S and T 3 R 13 W E L S. The abundance of small, named water bodies such as Salmon Pond, Little Lobster Lake, and Deer Pond suggests a terrain shaped by post-glacial drainage, while the presence of Beaver Bk and Quaker Brook indicates the smaller tributaries feeding into the larger flowage system.