2018 Map of Potter Hill

About this map

The Mattawamkeag River snakes through the western portion of this Maine landscape, defining a low-lying basin filled with wetlands such as Eagle Pond and Mud Pond. This high-detail modern survey reveals a region characterized by family-named ridges and hills, including Potter Hill and Sam Rowe Ridge, which rise above a network of brooks and drainage systems. The presence of Drew Cem near the northern boundary and Belding Cem further south indicates long-established rural settlement patterns in this part of Penobscot County. The eastern terrain is segmented by the border with Washington County, where the topography transitions toward the Baskahegan Stream valley. Notable local thoroughfares such as McKay Landing Rd and River Rd follow the watercourses, while isolated tracks like Freedom and Independence probe the higher elevations of the ridges.