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Map Reference for UT AROOSTOOK COUNTY AR001 South 03813 TA R2 WELS AR002 South 03814 TC R2 WELS AR003 South 03815 TD R2 WELS (Cox Patent) AR004 South 03805 T3 R2 WELS (Forkstown) AR005 South 03818 T3 R3 WELS (Bragg Tract) AR006 South 03820 T4 R3 WELS AR007 South 03804 T7 R3 WELS (Dudley) AR008 South 03822 T8 R3 WELS AR009 South 03824 T9 R3 WELS AR010 South 03829 T10 R3 WELS AR011 North 03897 T17 R3 WELS AR012 South 03811 T1 R4 WELS (N. 1/2 Upper Molunkus & S 1/2 N. Yarmouth) AR013 South 03817 T2 R4 WELS AR014 South 03819 T3 R4 WELS AR015 South 03812 T7 R4 WELS (Webbertown) AR016 South 03808 T8 R4 WELS (St. Croix) AR017 South 03825 T9 R4 WELS AR018 South 03810 T10 R4 WELS (Squa Pan) AR019 South 03833 T11 R4 WELS AR020 North 03889 Madawaska Lake Township AR021 North 03898 T17 R4 WELS (Sinclair, Long Lake Shore) AR022 South 03806 TA R5 WELS (Molunkus) AR023 South 03816 T1 R5 WELS AR024 South 03821 T7 R5 WELS AR025 South 03823 T8 R5 WELS AR026 South 03826 T9 R5 WELS (Swett Farm) AR027 South 03856 T13 R5 WELS AR028 North 03867 T14 R5 WELS AR029 North 03879 T15 R5 WELS AR030 North 03890 T16 R5 WELS (Square Lake) AR031 North 03899 Cross Lake AR032 South 03830 T10 R6 WELS AR033 North 03868 T14 R6 WELS AR034 North 03880 T15 R6 WELS AR035 North 03891 T16 R6 WELS AR036 South 03827 T9 R7 WELS AR037 South 03831 T10 R7 WELS AR038 South 03834 T11 R7 WELS AR039 South 03845 T12 R7 WELS AR040 South 03857 T13 R7 WELS AR041 North 03869 T14 R7 WELS AR042 South 03828 T9 R8 WELS AR043 South 03832 T10 R8 WELS AR044 South 03835 T11 R8 WELS AR045 South 03846 T12 R8 WELS AR046 South 03858 T13 R8 WELS AR047 South 03870 T14 R8 WELS AR048 North 03881 T15 R8 WELS AR049 North 03892 T16 R8 WELS AR050 South 03836 T11 R9 WELS AR051 South 03847 T12 R9 WELS AR052 South 03859 T13 R9 WELS AR053 South 03871 T14 R9 WELS AR054 North 03882 T15 R9 WELS AR055 North 03893 T16 R9 WELS AR056 South 03837 T11 R10 WELS AR057 South 03848 T12 R10 WELS AR058 South 03860 T13 R10 WELS AR059 South 03872 T14 R10 WELS AR060 North 03883 T15 R10 WELS AR061 North 03903 T18 R10 WELS AR062 South 03838 T11 R11 WELS AR063 South 03849 T12 R11 WELS AR064 South 03861 T13 R11 WELS AR065 South 03873 T14 R11 WELS AR066 North 03884 T15 R11 WELS AR067 North 03904 T18 R11 WELS AR068 North 03907 T19 R11 WELS AR069 South 03839 T11 R12 WELS AR070 South 03850 T12 R12 WELS AR071 South 03862 T13 R12 WELS AR072 South 03874 T14 R12 WELS AR073 North 03885 T15 R12 WELS AR074 North 03894 T16 R12 WELS AR075 North 03900 T17 R12 WELS AR076 North 03905 T18 R12 WELS AR077 North 03908 T19 R12 WELS AR078 North 03801 T20 R11 & 12 WELS (Big Twenty) AR079 South 03840 T11 R13 WELS AR080 South 03851 T12 R13 WELS AR081 South 03863 T13 R13 WELS AR082 South 03875 T14 R13 WELS AR083 North 03886 T15 R13 WELS AR084 North 03895 T16 R13 WELS AR085 North 03901 T17 R13 WELS AR086 North 03906 T18 R13 WELS AR087 South 03841 Clayton Lake AR088 South 03852 T12 R14 WELS AR089 South 03864 T13 R14 WELS AR090 South 03876 T14 R14 WELS AR091 North 03887 T15 R14 WELS AR092 North 03896 T16 R14 WELS AR093 North 03902 T17 R14 WELS AR094 South 03842 T11 R15 WELS AR095 South 03853 T12 R15 WELS AR096 South 03865 T13 R15 WELS AR097 South 03877 T14 R15 WELS AR098 North 03888 T15 R15 WELS AR099 South 03843 T11 R16 WELS A0100 South 03854 T12 R16 WELS AR101 South 03866 T13 R16 WELS AR102 South 03787 T14 R16 WELS AR103 South 03844 T11 R17 WELS (Powers Gore) AR104 South 03855 T12 R17 WELS AR105 03802 North Connor AR106 03809 South Silver Ridge AR107 03050 South Benedicta AR108 03160 South E Township AR109 03811 South T1 R4 WELS N1/2 AR110 03040 Bancroft AR111 03500 Oxbow North FRANKLIN COUNTY FR001 07817 T4 R1 BKP WKR (Mt. Abram) FR004 07828 T4 R3 BKP WKR (Wyman) FR005 07819 T1 R2 WBKP (Redington) FR006 07813 T2 R3 WBKP (Lang) FR007 07806 T3 R3 WBKP (Davis) FR008 07825 T2 R4 WBKP (Tim Pond) FR009 07823 T3 R4 WBKP (Stetsontown) FR010 07811 T1 R5 WBKP (Jim Pond) FR011 07801 T2 R5 WBKP (Alder Stream) FR012 07821 T3 R5 WBKP (Seven Ponds) FR013 07812 T1 R6 WBKP (Kibby) FR014 07803 T2 R6 WBKP (Chain of Ponds) FR015 07815 T3 R6 WBKP (Massachusetts Gore) FR016 07804 Gore N. of T2 & 3 R6 WBKP (Coburn Gore) FR017 07822 T1 R7 WBKP (Skinner) FR018 07816 T2 R7 WBKP (Merrill Strip) FR019 07814 T1 R8 WBKP (Lowelltown) FR020 07809 Gore N. of T1 R8 WBKP (Gorham Gore) FR021 07802 T2 R8 WBKP (Beattie) FR022 07805 T D FR023 07807 T E FR024 07826 T6 North of Weld FR025 07808 Freeman FR026 07818 Perkins FR027 07820 Salem FR028 07827 Washington FR029 07110 Madrid HANCOCK COUNTY HA001 09801 T3 ND & Strip North HA002 09802 Oqiton Township HA003 09803 T7 South Division HA004 09804 Fletchers Landing HA005 09805 T9 South Division HA006 09806 T10 South Division HA007 09807 T16 Middle Division HA008 09808 T22 Middle Division HA009 09809 T28 Middle Division HA010 09810 T32 Middle Division HA011 09811 T34 Middle Division HA012 09812 T35 Middle Division HA013 09813 T39 Middle Division HA014 09814 T40 Middle Division HA015 09815 T41 Middle Division HA016 59793 Eagle Island HANCOCK ISLANDS 59803 Bald Island 59679 Hog Island 59724 Bar Island 59770 Horsehead Island 59687 Beach Island 59799 Inner Porcupine Island 59791 Bear Island 59470 Little Marshall Island 59703 Birch Island 59772 Little Spruce Head Island 59771 Bradbury Island 59981 Marshalls Island 59790 Compass Island 59800 Outter Porcupine Island 59810 Crow Island 59682 Pickering Island 59776 Dirigo Island (Butter Island) 59677 Pond Island 59714 Eaton Island 59702 Pumpkin Island 59794 Flint Island 59686 Resolution Island 59780 Great Barred Island 59707 Scott Island 59774 Great Barred Island 59788 Scrag Island 59683 Great Barred Island 59710 Sheep Island 59773 Great Spruce Head Island 59675 Western Island 59782 Hard Head Island 59561 Desert Rock KENNEBEC COUNTY KE001 11801 Unity KNOX COUNTY 63432 Andrew's Island 63633 Bar Island 63428 Birch Island 63426 Camp Island 63651 Crow Island 63427 Dix Island 63402 Fisherman Island 63632 Flagg Island 63336 Goose Island 63417 Gooseberry-Nub Island 63634 Graffam (Grafton) Island 63655 Green Island 63627 Hewett Island 63422 High Island 63588 Hog Island 63423 Inner Pond Island 63586 Knubble Island 63418 Little Green Island #1 63654 Little Green Island #2 63626 Little Hurrican Island 63339 Mark 63584 Metinic Green Island 63646 Mink Island & Clam Ledges 63330 Mouse 63622 Nettle Island 63421 Oak Island 63410 Outter Island 63430 Outer Pond or Woodsey Island 63647 Pleasant Island 63441 Poverty Nub Island KN001 63930 Ragged Island (Formerly Criehaven Pl.) 63340 Robinson’s Rock Island 63338 Saddle Island 63653 Two Bush Island LINCOLN COUNTY LI001 15801 Hibbert's Gore Township 65197 Bar Island 65200 Haddock Island 65183 Indian Island 65190 Marsh Island LI002 65185 Muscongus Island (Loudville, Louds Island) 65186 Theif Island 65198 Ross Island 68201 Western Egg Rock 65082 Hungry Island OXFORD COUNTY EAST OX001 17817 TA R1 Riley OX002 17808 TA R2 Grafton OX003 17803 Andover North Surplus OX004 17804 Andover West Surplus OX005 17818 Township C OX006 17807 C Surplus OX007 17816 T4 R1 WBKP (Richardsontown) OX008 17801 T4 R2 WBKP (Adamstown) OX009 17809 T4 R3 WBKP (Lower Cupsuptic) OX010 17814 T5 R3 WBKP (Parkertown) OX011 17819 T4 R4 WBKPT4 R4 WBKP(Upper Cupsuptic) OX012 17810 T5 R4 WBKP (Lynchtown) OX013 17813 T4 R5 WBKP (Oxbow) OX014 17815 T5 R5 WBKP (Parmachenee) OX015 17806 T4 R6 WBKP (Bowmantown) OX016 17802 Albany OX017 17811 Mason OX018 17812 Milton OX019 17805 Batcherlders Grant PENOBSCOT COUNTY PE001 19820 T3 R1 NBPP PE002 19826 Pukakon Township PE003 19810 T1 R7 NWP (Mattamiscontis) PE004 19817 T2 R8 NWP PE005 19819 T2 R9 NWP PE006 19823 T3 R9 NWP PE007 19815 T1 R6 WELS PE008 19803 T2 R6 WELS (Herseytown) PE009 19829 T6 R6 WELS (Lower Shin Pond) PE010 19832 T7 R6 WELS PE011 19835 T8 R6 WELS PE012 19814 TA R7 WELS PE013 19802 T1 R7 WELS (Grindstone) PE014 19811 T2 R7 WELS (Soldiertown) PE015 19821 T3 R7 WELS PE016 19824 T4 R7 WELS PE017 19827 T5 R7 WELS (Upper Shin Pond) PE018 19830 T6 R7 WELS PE019 19833 T7 R7 WELS PE020 19836 T8 R7 WELS PE021 19816 T1 R8 WELS PE022 19818 T2 R8 WELS PE023 19822 T3 R8 WELS PE024 19825 T4 R8 WELS PE025 19828 T5 R8 WELS PE026 19831 T6 R8 WELS PE027 19834 T7 R8 WELS PE028 19837 T8 R8 WELS PE029 19804 Hopkins Academy Grant PE030 19809 TA R8 & 9 WELS (Long A, W. Seboris) PE031 19813 Veazie Gore PE032 19806 T3 Indian Purchase PE033 19807 T4 Indian Purchase PE034 19812 T1 North Division (Summit) PE035 19801 Argyle PE036 19808 Kingman PE037 19250 Grand Falls PE038 19540 Prentiss Township PE039 19270 Greenfield PISCATAQUIS COUNTY PI001 21827 T6 R8 NWP (Williamsburg) PI002 21845 T4 R9 NWP PI003 21853 Ebeemee Township PI004 21812 T6 R9 NWP (Katahdin Iron Works) PI005 21802 T7 R10 NWP (Bowdoin College East) PI006 21803 T8 R10 NWP (Bowdoin College West) PI007 21811 Harford's Point PI008 21816 Moosehead Junction PI009 21801 Big Moose Township PI010 21833 T1 R9 WELS (Ambejejus Lake) PI011 21837 T2 R9 WELS PI012 21866 T7 R9 WELS PI013 21873 T8 R9 WELS PI014 21878 T9 R9 WELS PI015 21885 T10 R9 WELS PI016 21828 TA R10 WELS PI017 21830 TB R10 WELS PI018 21834 T1 R10 WELS PI019 21838 T2 R10 WELS PI020 21867 T7 R10 WELS PI021 21874 T8 R10 WELS PI022 21879 T9 R10 WELS PI023 21886 T10 R10 WELS PI024 21829 TA R11 WELS PI025 21831 TB R11 WELS PI026 21835 T1 R11 WELS PI027 21822 T2 R11 WELS (Rainbow) PI028 21842 T3 R11 WELS PI029 21848 T4 R11 WELS PI030 21855 T5 R11 WELS PI031 21860 T6 R11 WELS PI032 21868 T7 R11 WELS PI033 21875 T8 R11 WELS PI034 21880 T9 R11 WELS PI035 21887 T10 R11 WELS PI036 21823 TA R12 WELS (Shawtown) PI037 21836 T1 R12 WELS PI038 21839 T2 R12 WELS PI039 21843 T3 R12 WELS PI040 21849 T4
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