2018 Map of Seboomook

About this map

Seboomook sits at the northern tip of Moosehead Lake where the land transitions into the dense woods of the Maine North Woods. This territory is defined by the intersection of major waterways, specifically the West Branch Penobscot River as it flows eastward and the northern reaches of Seboomook Lake. The boundary between Somerset and Piscataquis counties runs vertically through this landscape, dividing a region historically vital for timber transport and remote recreation. The map details the drainage patterns of numerous tributaries like Luther Brook, Elm Stream, and Russell Stream, which feed into larger bodies such as Cassidy Deadwater. Transportation is limited to rugged access ways including Burbank Rd and Seboomook Dam Rd, reflecting a landscape geared toward seasonal navigation and natural resource management rather than permanent settlement.