2014 Map of Rump Mountain

About this map

Rump Mountain and the surrounding high peaks of the Great North Woods define this remote borderland where New Hampshire meets Maine. The drainage of the Magalloway River and its intricate tributaries, including the Little Magalloway River and Middle Br Little Magalloway River, dominate the landscape, carving through high-elevation terrain between Mt Kent and the Thrasher Peaks. This wilderness is marked by a complex network of forest roads like E Inlet Rd and Smith Brook Rd, which provide the primary access to isolated water bodies such as Norton Pool and Billings Ponds. The presence of the state line between Coos County and Oxford County highlights the jurisdictional division of these expansive timberlands. To the southeast, the terrain softens as it approaches the shoreline of Parmachenee Lake, while prominent landmarks like Ledge Ridge and Prospect Mtn offer significant topographical relief.