2018 Map of Sebec Lake East

About this map

The eastern reaches of Sebec Lake dominate the southern portion of this landscape, where the settlement of Bowerbank serves as a focal point for the surrounding camps and roads. Residential and recreational development is clustered along the shoreline, particularly near Newell Cove and Lyford Cove, while the Bowerbank Community Cem preserves a record of the area's local lineage. The terrain rises sharply to the north and east, transitioning from the wetlands of Lyford Swamp and Long Bog to prominent elevations like Levansaller Hill and Crocket Hill. Inland water bodies such as Buttermilk Pond and the smaller Pudding Pond are connected by a network of drainage ways including Quarry Brook and Pickerel Brook. To the north, the small community of Barnard marks the edge of a more forested interior, where legacy water features like Dexter Mill Pond suggest the historic influence of local timber and milling operations.