2011 Map of Westfield

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Prestile Stream winds through this northern Maine landscape, serving as a central drainage for the agricultural and forested lands of Westfield. In the early 21st century, the area remains defined by its water management and aviation infrastructure, with landmarks such as Mars Hill Airport and several engineered water controls, including the Water District Reservoir Dam and Youngs Lake Dam. Local history is anchored by the Marshall Cemetery and the eponymous Smith Farm Dam, while a network of rural roads like Bangor Rd and W Ridge Rd connects the scattered homesteads. The geography is characterized by numerous small brooks and lakes, such as Westfield Lake and Estabrook Lake, which reflect the region's glacial topography and its long-standing reliance on these natural water resources.