1987 Map of Quillpig Mountain

About this map

The Narraguagus River winds through the western half of this Maine interior, creating a distinct riparian corridor anchored by The Oxbow. This late 1980s terrain is defined by a dense network of brooks and isolated ponds, including the curious Twentyeight Pond and Unknown Pond, set against the elevation of Quillpig Mtn and Thirtyfive Ridge. To the east, the large expanse of Mopang Lake and its Lovejoy Cove dominate the border with Washington County. The map reflects a landscape organized by township designations like T 35 M D and Devereaux, showing the area before significant modern development altered these remote Maine timberlands and glacial waterways.