1941 Map of Tug Mountain

About this map

The Machias River and Mopang Stream define a wild, water-dominated landscape across this portion of Washington County, surveyed shortly before the United States entered the Second World War. The area is characterized by an extensive network of ponds and ridges, largely organized into unorganized townships like T 30 M D and T 24 M D. Settlement is sparse, appearing primarily as sporting or logging camps tucked into the hills, including Hartford Camp and Allison Worcester Camp.