1988 Map of Reed Pond

About this map

Macwahoc Stream and Wytopitlock Stream dominate this northern Maine landscape, winding through the townships of the North Yarmouth Academy Grant and Reed Plt. The settlement of Reed appears in the northeast, marked by a Cem and a nearby transmission line, while the broader terrain is defined by the marshy expanse of Reed Deadwater and the tucked-away Reed Pond. This 1980s-era survey reveals an area primarily used for resource extraction and land management, indicated by several Gravel Pits and a prominent Lookout Tower positioned for forest monitoring. Geologic and topographic features like Clay Bluff and Beech Hill rise above the complex network of minor waterways including Little Meadow Brook and Juniper Brook, illustrating the remote and water-bound character of this Aroostook County wilderness.