2014 Map of Stratton

About this map

Flagstaff Lake and the North Branch Dead River dominate this western Maine landscape, where the settlements of Eustis and Stratton serve as the primary hubs. The area is defined by its significant topography, anchored by the massive Mt Bigelow and Cranberry Peak in the southeast. Historical road networks like The Arnold Trl track along the river valleys, connecting the township across a terrain of ridges and brooks. The map records important community markers for genealogists, including the Eustis Cem and Flagstaff Cem. Water bodies such as Butler Pond and the North Branch Dead River Reservoir highlight the region's managed water resources, which have shaped the local economy and settlement patterns between Veazy Ridge and Eustis Ridge.