2011 Map of Tim Mountain

About this map

Tim Mountain and the Barnard Mountains dominate this high-country landscape in the Maine woods, where the drainage network of the N Branch Dead River shapes the local topography. This 2011 survey documents a region defined by its sporting heritage and timber history, centered around remote outposts like Tim Pond Camp and the Alder Stream Farm. The map reveals a complex system of logging and access roads, such as Alder Stream Rd and Tim Pond Rd, which connect the various ponds and ridges that have supported seasonal camps for generations. High points like Sawyer Hill Ridge and East Kennebago Mountain offer vantage points over a wilderness of interconnected waterways, including Tea Pond, Barnard Pond, and Tim Pond. The arrangement of these camps and roads provides an clear look at how human activity is organized around the natural catchments of Tim Brook and Lutton Brook.