T10 R6 WELS

Craigville Road in T10 R6 WELS in North Maine Woods (2015) 

This township in the North Maine Woods is just west of the town of Masardis, off the Garfield Road. The Craig Road, Craigville Road and, Craig Camp Roads in the southern area are the improved dirt roads in the township. Unimproved roads scatter in the central and northern reaches.

Yes, moose abound in the north woods and they take advantage of the well-groomed logging truck roads. This one on the Craigville Road says, “Hello”, “Too close for comfort”, and “Goodbye

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No mountains inhabit the township, however a half dozen bogs are attached to the three streams (Otter Brook, Horse Brook and Shields Brook) all of which feed into the Aroostook River.

Logging and hunting camps are the primary uses the road network supports. Directions to some camps (left) appear on the Craigville Road as it enters Oxbow Plantation south of the township. The timber harvest area with “seed trees” (right) is near the intersection of the Craigville Road near Oxbow.

 

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                                                                                                                                                                                                                               Road to Oxbow Camps 

     Unnamed Road to Aroostook River in Oxbow                                                                                          Craigville & Craigville Camp Roads