2014 Map of Ugh Lake

About this map

Ugh Lake sits at the northern height of this Maine North Woods landscape, serving as a quiet headwater in a region defined by its complex drainage network. The terrain is etched by numerous named waterways, including Holmes Brook and Cunliffe Brook, which flow through the timberlands of Clayton Lake Township. The lack of established towns or permanent settlements highlights the area's primary character as a managed forest, where the movement of people is dictated by industrial timber routes like 17 Rd and Thibodeau Rd. In the southeastern corner, the larger Chemquasabamticook Stream collects the runoff from various tributaries such as Squirrel Brook and Gilbert Brook, illustrating the hydrological connectivity of this remote wilderness.