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in the Village of St. Agatha at the junction of Route 162 | and road that is near the northwesterly shore of Long | Lake, easterly and northerly along said road to its | junction with another road near Brishlotte Lake outlet | stream, thence easterly along said road to its junction | with the road that is along the easterly side of said | Long Lake, thence southerly along said road to its | junction with the road leading westerly to Birch Point, | so called, thence along said road to its nearest point to | said Long Lake, thence westerly to a red painted stake on | the east shore of said Long Lake, thence southwesterly | across said Long Lake to a red painted stake on the west | shore of said Long Lake, thence in the same direction | until this line intersects Route 162, thence | northwesterly along said Route 162 to the point of | beginning. This is intended to include the large and | smaller islands in the northerly end of said Long Lake; |
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| | | (6) Lowell E. Barnes Wildlife Management Area: Certain | | lots or parcels of land situated in Hiram, County of | | Oxford, State of Maine, bounded and described as | | follows: |
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| | | (a) A parcel of land containing 700 acres more or | | less bounded northerly by land now or formerly of | | Lusanna Hubbard, Lemuel Cotton and M.L. | | Wardsworth; easterly by land now or formerly of | | James Edgecomb; southerly by land now or formerly | | owned or occupied by Llewellyn A. Wardsworth, | | Asbury Huntress and Orison Adams; and westerly by | | land now or formerly of James Ayer, Harrison | | Sanburn, James Ayer again, the George F. Brooks | | place, so called, being the lot next below | | described and land now or formerly of Fred Small, | | Seth Spring and Freeman Flye; |
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| | | (b) A parcel of land containing 25 acres, more or | | less, situated westerly of the above described lot | | and known as the George F. Brooks place; and |
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| | | (c) A parcel of land containing 70 acres, more or | | less, situated adjacent to the first parcel above | | described and bounded north, east and west by said | | first above described parcel and southerly by land | | now or formerly of James Ayer and Elmer Hodgdon. | | Said parcel is known as the Dennis Stanley place; |
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| | | (7) Marsh Island: Marsh Island in Penobscot County; | | and |
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