2018 Map of Square Lake East

About this map

Square Lake and Cross Lake dominate this northern Maine landscape, connected by a series of narrow thoroughfares and brooks within the Fish River chain. The terrain is characterized by the prominent Square Lake Ridge to the south and a network of wetlands and feeder streams, including Black Brook and Minnow Brook. A handful of local roads, such as Square Lake Rd and St Peter Rd, provide limited access to the water's edge, highlighting the area's primary role as a seasonal timber and recreation landscape. Smaller water bodies like Carry Pond and sheltered inlets such as Goddard Cove further define the intricate shoreline. The naming of landmarks like Swede Point, Dinah Point, and Cranberry Point reflects the local history of land use and navigation in this interior Aroostook County wilderness.