2011 Map of Witham Mountain

About this map

Sandy Stream and its numerous tributaries, including Barker Brook and Michael Stream, dominate this interior Maine landscape. The terrain is defined by a series of prominent summits such as Witham Mountain, Bald Mountain, and Stewart Mountain. The road network provides evidence of the area's utility and history, with names like Hard Scrabble Rd and Last Round Up Rd suggesting the character of local life and land use. Small bodies of water are tucked between these heights, including Moores Pond and Butler Pond, while The Ledges stands out as a distinctive geological landmark along the eastern bank of the main stream. This survey records a workspace of brooks and ridges, where Schoolhouse Brook hints at former community centers in an area otherwise characterized by timberlands and winding mountain roads.