2018 Map of Umbagog Lake North

About this map

The Magalloway River and Androscoggin River converge north of Umbagog Lake in this northern forest study along the New Hampshire and Maine state line. The landscape is defined by its glacial hydrology, featuring numerous isolated water bodies like Dustan Pond, Bear Brook Pond, and Mountain-Pond tucked between significant elevations. Peaks such as Mt Dustan and Sturtevant Mtn overlook a complex of wetlands including Sweat Meadows. Human presence is marked by the Magalloway Church Cem and a network of logging roads and trails, such as the Eames Trail and Dead Diamond Rd, which navigate the dense terrain and numerous coves like Sunday Cove and Black Island Cove. This survey documents a critical junction where the northern headwaters of the Androscoggin form, illustrating the transition from steep mountain slopes to the expansive marshlands and lake shores of the Coos and Oxford county border.