2011 Map of Telos Lake

About this map

Chamberlain Lake and Telos Lake dominate this North Maine Woods landscape, reflecting a region defined by water and forest management. The presence of the Nugent Chamberlain Lake Seaplane Base on the western shore of Chamberlain Lake highlights the area's reliance on air travel for access. Historical infrastructure is evident at the Chamberlain Bridge and the Telos Dam, components of the 19th-century water diversions used for log driving. These features, along with Telos Landing, mark the points where industry and navigation meet the wilderness. The terrain rises to Telos Mountain in the south, overlooking a series of smaller water bodies such as Round Pond, Midnight Pond, and Coffeelos Pond. The Telos Rd provides the primary overland artery through this remote timberland territory.