2021 Map of Seboomook

About this map

Seboomook stands at the strategic meeting point of northern Maine's most significant waterways, serving as the northern threshold of Moosehead Lake where it meets the West Branch Penobscot River. This area has long functioned as a critical corridor for the timber industry and wilderness access, defined by the industrial thoroughfare of Golden Rd and the more remote Burbank Rd. The landscape is characterized by the expansive waters of Seboomook Lake and the northern reaches of Moosehead, including Northwest Cove and Mud Cove. The topographical data highlights the drainage patterns of Negro Brook and the winding course of the West Branch, illustrating the complex hydrology of the Somerset and Piscataquis county line as it passes through this sparsely settled forest territory.