2014 Map of Tomah Mountain

About this map

Codyville and the town of Topsfield anchor this portion of Washington County, where the landscape is defined by a dense network of waterways feeding into Tomah Stream. The area's topography is notably varied, rising from the wetlands around Unknown Pond and Simon Pond to the prominent heights of Tomah Mountain and The High Bluffs. This 2014 survey illustrates a rural Maine interior where modern roads like Us-1 and Vanceboro Rd follow long-established corridors through the timberlands. Local landmarks such as Kane Ridge, Hunt Ridge, and Loring Hill divide the drainage basins of numerous small brooks, including Jim Brown Brook and Barter Brook. The map provides a clear look at the spatial relationship between isolated settlements and the extensive water system of Little Tomah Lake and its associated streams, reflecting the enduring geography of the Maine woods.