2014 Map of Telos Brook

About this map

Nesowadnehunk Lake and Telos Lake anchor the northeastern landscape of this interior Maine terrain, where a complex network of logging and access roads crisscrosses the North Maine Woods. This modern digital survey documents a region defined by its hydrography, showing how the E Br Ripogenus Stream and W Br Ripogenus Stream drain the southern heights. The road network reveals a pragmatic nomenclature of the timber industry, with routes like Old Telos Rd, Harvester Rd, and the curiously named Useless Rd carving paths through the forest. Significant water bodies like Telos Brook and Cuxabexis Stream weave between these timber tracks, illustrating the watershed's role in the historic and modern navigation of the northern wilderness. The presence of Turnpike Rd suggests established thoroughfares used to transport equipment and resources through this remote Piscataquis County township.