2014 Map of Weir Pond

About this map

Passadumkeag River headwaters dominate this Penobscot County landscape, where the confluence of the W Br Passadumkeag River and E Br Passadumkeag River shapes the local drainage patterns. The geography is characterized by significant elevations such as Oak Mountain and Lombard Mountain, which rise above a network of glaciated water bodies including Weir Pond, Lombard Lake, and the northern reaches of Upper Sysladobsis Lake. To the south, the terrain levels out into the expansive One Thousand Acre Heath, a notable wetland feature. The 2014 survey records a largely undeveloped timberland and recreational area accessed by forest roads like Round Pond Thruway and Bruin Path, detailing the intricate hydrography of Bartlett Stream and Spaulding Brook as they navigate ridges like Cushman Ridge and Chamberlain Ridge.