YI CONTENTS. 



Chapter IV.— General description of tlie systems of glacial gravels— Continued. page. 



Bancroft-Grand Lake system 93 



Sisladobsis-Pleasant River system 94 



Sel)Ooi8-Kingman-Columbia system - 95 



Winn-Lee gravels 103 



Katahdin system 104 



Staceyville-Medway braucli 115 



Salmon Stream brancli 113 



Sam Ayers Stream brancli 115 



Milinoket Lake-Ho-svland branch 116 



Soper Brook gravels 117 



Note on the upper Penobscot Yalley - 117 



Eastbrook-Sullivan system 117 



Minor gravel series 117 



North Maria ville system 118 



West Mariaville massive 118 



Peaked Mountain eskers 119 



Clifton-Lamoine system 119 



Local eskers northwest of Ellsworth 121 



Holden-Orland system 121 



Moosehead Lake system 122 



Medford-Hampden osar 122 



Moosehead Lake osar 125 



Kenduskeag-Hampdeu branch 131 



Exeter Mills-Carmel branch 133 



Jo Merry osar 134 



. Roach River osar 131 



Katahdin lion Works osar 134 



Lilly Bay-Willimantic osar 135 



Etna-Monroe system 135 



Local eskers in Jackson 138 



Waldo-Belfast Bay system 138 



Brook-s-Belfast system 138 



Local eskers in Dexter 139 



Corinna-Dixmont system 139 



East Troy kames 142 



Troy-Belfast system 143 



Morrill -Belfast Bay system 144 



General note on the Belfast region 145 



Local eskers in Troy and Plymouth 145 



Georges River system 147 



Hartland-Montville system 148 



Summary 156 



Cambridge-Harmony gravels - 159 



Palermo- Warren system 160 



Short eskers iu Waldoboro 163 



Medomac Valley system ■ 163 



Local gravels in Nobleboro and .Jeiferson 163 



Dyers River system 164 



South Albion-China system 165 



Clinton- Alna system 168 



Albion branch 169 



Wiuslow- Windsor branch 169 



Lower Kennebec Valley system 171 



Sliort eskers south and southwest of Moosehead Lake .' 173 



Local eskers iu Richmond and Bo wdoiuham 173 



Sedimentary drift of the upper Kennebec Valley 174 



