2014 Map of Wilsons Mills

About this map

Wilsons Mills stands as the primary settlement on this borderland landscape where Maine meets New Hampshire. The territory is defined by the convergence of significant northern waterways, including the Magalloway River and the Dead Diamond River, which flow through a corridor of peaks and ridges. To the east, the expansive Aziscohos Lake dominates the horizon, bordered by the steep slopes of Aziscohos Mtn. The map reveals a legacy of local nomenclature and land use, with uniquely named landmarks such as The Hand, Emerys Misery, and Monahans Bathtub punctuating the woods. Notable for genealogists is the Lincoln Plantation Cem located south of the main settlement, providing a record of the families who established themselves along the riverbanks. The infrastructure of the area is tied to the water, evidenced by the Bennett Bridge and a network of logging and forest roads like W Branch Rd and Parmachenee Rd.