2014 Map of Seven Islands
USGS Topo · Published 2014About this map
Seven Islands emerges as a distinct cluster of riverine landforms along the Saint John River in this northern Maine landscape. The river, which serves as a primary geographical axis, is marked by the Priestly Rapids to the northeast and is fed by several significant drainage systems, including Lizotte Brook, White Brook, and Cunliffe Brook. The terrain is defined by its isolation and the network of logging and access roads that crisscross the timberlands, such as Maibec Rd and Estcourt Rd.
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1955 · Round Pond
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