2011 Map of Rump Mountain

About this map

Rump Mountain and Mount Kent dominate this high-country terrain where the borders of New Hampshire and Maine converge. This landscape is defined by its complex network of headwaters, notably the Magalloway River and its various tributaries including the Little Magalloway River and the Middle Branch Little Magalloway River. The presence of numerous small water bodies such as Billings Ponds, Caribou Pond, and Rump Pond suggests a glacial topography shaped by high-elevation basins. Access is limited to specialized routes like Smith Brook Rd and Parmachenee Rd, which navigate the valleys between significant peaks like Prospect Mountain and Beaman Hill. In the lower elevations, larger water features like Long Pond and a portion of Parmachenee Lake indicate where the drainage systems begin to collect in the deep wilderness of Coos County.