1997 Map of Stratton

About this map

Stratton and Eustis serve as the primary human anchors in this late-20th-century topographic record of the Western Maine Mountains. The landscape is dominated by the extensive waters of Flagstaff Lake and the Dead Flagstaff Lake, which fill the central valley where the North Branch and South Branch of the Dead River once met more distinctly. To the south, the massive presence of Bigelow Mountain rises sharply, with Cranberry Peak and East Nubble marking the high ridgelines that define the Bigelow township area.