1988 Map of Umbagog Lake North

About this map

The confluence of the Magalloway River and Umbagog Lake defines this borderland landscape between New Hampshire and Maine. In the late 1980s, the small settlement of Wentworth Location remained a primary focal point, situated near a Landing Strip and a Cem. The map reveals a complex waterway system where the Androscoggin River meets the lake's western shore at Sweat Meadows, while the Rapid R enters from the east. The terrain is characterized by massive timber management areas and remote grants, such as the Second College Grant and Magalloway Plantation. Prominent peaks like Mt Dustan and Sturtevant Mountain overlook a network of smaller ponds including Dustan Pond and Sturtevant Pond. The presence of landmarks like Molls Rock and Pine Point along the lake shoreline highlights the area's importance for local navigation and recreational geography.