Flagstaff Management Plan
The Maine Divisions of Parks and
Public Lands has developed a 15-year management plan for approximately
54,000 acres of lands known as the Flagstaff Region. The region
roughly encompasses the area north of Farmington to the Canadian
border, and east of the Rangeley Lakes Region to the Kennebec
River Valley.
Map of the Unit - PDF (6.4MB)
Management Plan - PDF (21MB)
Management Plan in four downloadable sections:
Part A – (PDF 3.08 MB) Introduction, The Planning Process, The Planning Context, and Overview of Resources and Management Issues
Part B – (PDF 2.71MB) Resources and Management Issues for the Bigelow Preserve and Surrounding Area
Part C – (PDF 2.63 MB) Resources and Management Issues for Mount Abraham, Chain of Ponds, and Other Public Lots
Part D – (PDF 3.55 MB) Vision, Proposed Allocations and Proposed Management Recommendations
Appendices - PDF (1.79MB)
Advisory Committee - PDF (173KB)
Related MNAP Reports Online:
Flagstaff Natural Resources Inventory
Ecoreserve Monitoring - PDF (774KB)
For more information contact:
Kathy Eickenberg
Chief of Planning, Aquisitions & Special Services
Maine Division of Parks and Public Lands
22 State House Station
Augusta, Maine 04333
(207) 287-4963, (207) 287-3823 fax,
katherine.eickenberg@maine.gov
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