1967 Map of Worthley Pond

About this map

Worthley Pond serves as a central landmark in this 1960s survey of Oxford County, surrounded by the steep elevations of Tumbledown Dick Mtn and Black Mountain. The landscape is defined by the sharp transition between the upland peaks and the winding river valleys, where the Maine Central railroad corridor follows the Androscoggin River through East Peru. Small interior settlements like Dickvale and Sumner are connected by a network of rural routes, including Spears Trail and Russell Trail, illustrating the mid-century transportation patterns of this interior region.