T2 R12 WELS
Southwest of Baxter State Park and southeast of Chesuncook and Caribou Lakes, this township is connected to the Golden Road and the West Branch of the Penobscot River.
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T1 R8 WELS
Just north of Millinocket, the township includes part of Millinocket Lake Road, Millinocket Stream, and the waters around Little Smith Pond.
T22 MD Township
A small Hancock County community where a portion of Route 9 crosses the northeastern corner and Rocky Pond lies near the center.
T3 R8 WELS
Most of the township lies within Katahdin Woods and Waters, while the northwestern area around Katahdin Lake is part of Baxter State Park.
T2 R9 WELS
At the base of Baxter State Park, this township contains the south access road, the eastern end of the Golden Road, and part of the West Branch.
T4 R9 NWP
This north-central Maine township is shaped by Seboeis Lake, nearby reserved land, and small settlements along Route 11.
T9 R8 WELS
Pinkham Road is the principal route through this remote township, joined by Craigville Road and a network of working forest roads.
T8 R9 WELS
Pinkham Road crosses the township from northeast to southwest, providing views toward Mount Katahdin and access through the working forest.
T9 R9 WELS
A remote township along Pinkham Road where Brown Brook crosses near a forest service station.
T10 R9 WELS
Jack Mountain Road continues into this Piscataquis County township, where improved routes give way to more remote forest roads.
T10 R8 WELS
Part of the North Maine Woods management area, this township includes the Jack Mountain and Spectacle Pond road corridors.
T11 R8 WELS
Jack Mountain Road curves through the township near a primitive campsite and the upper Machias River watershed.
T11 R7 WELS
West of Garfield Plantation, this North Maine Woods township is crossed by Pinkham Road and routes near the North Branch of the Machias River.
T1 R4 WELS
Also known as North Yarmouth Academy Grant Township, it contains Macwahoc Stream, extensive wetlands, and portions of Routes 2 and 2A.
T1 R5 WELS
A sparsely settled township south of Benedicta and Silver Ridge, crossed by the Aroostook Road and a small section of U.S. Route 2.
Trout Brook Township Campground Baxter Park
Home to Trout Brook Farm Campground, a ranger station, and a brook flowing toward Grand Lake Matagamon.
T6 R7 WELS
The Seboeis River canoe route begins near the Grand Lake Road bridge, with spring generally offering the stronger water conditions.
T1 R6 WELS
The I-95 scenic view looks across Salmon Stream Lake toward Mount Katahdin, while connected streams drain through the township.
T3 R7 WELS
East of Baxter State Park, the township contains protected land, a campsite, Whetstone Falls, and an extensive dirt-road network.
T2 R4 WELS
East of Silver Ridge in southern Aroostook County, this township is crossed by logging roads and drained by Macwahoc Stream.
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