2018 Map of Tim Mountain

About this map

Tim Mtn and the surrounding peaks of the Barnard Mountains dominate this portion of the Maine interior, where the landscape is defined by its complex drainage systems and high-elevation basins. Large water bodies such as Tim Pond and Tea Pond are central features, fed by a network of named brooks including Barnard Brook and Sawyer Brook. The terrain transitions from the low-lying Big Sag Basin in the southwest to the elevated reaches of Eustis Ridge in the east. The map records a dense web of backcountry access ways, such as Tea Pond Rd and Alder Stream Rd, which trace the valleys between ridges like Mud Pond Ridge and the Lookout Hills. This network reflects the area's history of timber management and seasonal recreation, providing clear documentation of the forest tracks and water routes near East Kennebago Mtn as they existed in the late 2010s.