2011 Map of Webster Lake

About this map

Webster Lake serves as the central focal point of this North Maine Woods landscape, providing the primary basin for drainage networks that define the local geography. In this 2011 survey, the waterway transitions into Webster Brook, which meanders eastward past Pine Knoll toward the East Branch Penobscot River. The surrounding terrain is characterized by a series of interconnected ponds and brooks, including the remote Little Coffeelos Pond and the expansive Thissell Bog to the south. This environment reflects a deep wilderness character, where naming conventions like Lost Pond and Snake Pond speak to the isolation of the Piscataquis County backcountry. The intricate branching of North Branch Brayley Brook and South Branch Brayley Brook illustrates the complex hydrological system that supports the region's timberlands and protected natural areas.