2011 Map of Redington

About this map

Orbeton Stream and its numerous tributaries, including Hardy Stream and Conant Stream, define the drainage patterns of this high-elevation Franklin County landscape. Small, scattered settlements such as Redington and East Madrid occupy the lower reaches of the valley, while the terrain rises sharply to named peaks like The Horn, Saddleback Junior, and Potato Nubble. The geography here is shaped by water and elevation, with Redington Pond and Beal Pond tucked between ridges like Poplar Ridge. The network of backroads, including Reeds Mill Rd and Fish Hatchery Rd, suggests a long history of local industry and natural resource management. Perham Junction and Reeds stand as notable points along the Railroad Rd, illustrating the historical connectivity required to navigate this mountainous region of Maine.