1932 Map of Allagash Falls

About this map

Allagash River and the Musquacook River define this wilderness landscape in Northern Maine during the early 1930s. The topographic detail highlights a region deeply tied to the timber industry and river-based transport, where isolated outposts like Cunliffe Depot Camp and McKeen Camp served as vital hubs for seasonal work. Settlement patterns are sparse, consisting primarily of remote agricultural clearings such as Michaud Farm and Moore's Farm along the river bends.