2011 Map of Weir Pond

About this map

The Passadumkeag River system dominates this northern Maine landscape, characterized by a complex network of waterways including the East Br Passadumkeag River and West Branch Passadumkeag River. This 2011 survey reveals a region defined by commercial timber history and remote seasonal outposts, evidenced by names like Camp Number Nine and Camp Number Eleven. The terrain transitions from the low-lying One Thousand Acre Heath in the south to prominent elevations such as Oak Mountain and Granite Ridge in the north. Settlement is sparse, with isolated locations like Budge Farm and Carry Farm standing alongside modern logging access routes such as Clearcut Lodge Rd and Treadwell Hill Rd. The map also captures significant water bodies like Upper Sysladobsis Lake and Lombard Lake, which feed the local streams that eventually reach The Oxbow.