Accessability to Maine's Conserved Lands with Public Access

Atlas of Maine Blaise Foley '19 Environmental Studies Program Colby College Waterville, ME Spring 2018

This map presents data on conserved land with allowed public access and displays both state highways and the interstate Katahdin Woods and within the state of Maine. The largest 58 conserved areas Waters are labeled on the atlas throughout the state. The acronym National Monument WMA, stands for Wildlife Management Area. We used the NAD 1983 UTM Zone 19N datum and coordinate system and a Transverse Mercator projection to produce this map. Data we obtained came from the Maine Office of GIS. Debsconeags Matrix

Mattawamkeag River WMA Booming Ground WMA Silver Lake- Pleasant Borestone River Mountain Audubon Center

David Priest WMA Brown Memorial Forest Bud Leavitt WMA Deep Cove Preserve Fahi Pond WMA Caribou Plymouth Bog (N) Bog WMA Tide WMA Mill Hamilton Brook - Shapero Popple Farm Lyle Frost rail Hill e T Kennebec WMA nris Sandy Point t Su Highlands eas Cutler Coast wn Bethel Expansion Gene Letourneau Skillings River Do Water WMA Sears Island Easement District Alonzo H. Great Wass Island Preserve Virgil Garcelon WMA Parris Forest Petit Manan National Wildlife Refuge Heald Bradley Ponds Reserve Camden Hills Holbrook Island Acadia National Park State Park Sanctuary State Thorncrag Green Park Bird Sanctuary Dodge Point Point WMA Crooked River Frenchboro Long Island Preserve Merrymeeting Bay Acadia National Park Perley Mills WMA Community Forest

KEP - The Basin Preserve Vernon S. Walker WMA Scarborough Marsh WMA

Alewive Woods Interstate State Highway Fenderson Wildlife Commons Conserved Land with Public Access 0 15 30 60 Miles ³ County Boundaries