2014 Map of Tomah Ridge

About this map

Tomah Ridge and its surrounding watercourses define this portion of Washington County, where the landscape is a complex network of streams and expansive flowages. The drainage of Tomah Stream and Kennebec Brook feeds into the broad, island-dotted waters of Grand Falls Flowage and George Brook Flowage. This 2014 survey captures the area's transition from higher timberlands to the low-lying wetlands and points like Scow Point and Birch Point. Human presence is represented by long-established sites such as Lamb Place and a network of logging and access roads including Tomah Stream Rd and Belmore Point Rd. The map provides a detailed view of the watery margins of Black Cat Island and the isolated Enoch Lake, illustrating the sophisticated water management and natural geography of the Maine interior.