1975 Map of Amity NE

About this map

North Amity occupies a central position along the north-south transport corridor of this Maine borderland, where the forest canopy is interrupted by the geometric patterns of agricultural clearings. As an orthophotoquad, the document reveals the literal texture of the landscape as it appeared in the mid-1970s, showcasing the dense woodland typical of the Aroostook region. The international boundary between the United States and Canada is a prominent feature, tracing the eastern edge of the quadrangle along Maine and New Brunswick. To the south, the terrain rises toward Spring Hill, while the meandering course of Monument Stream defines the lower drainage patterns. The visual data provides a clear distinction between the managed farm plots near the settlement and the expansive timberlands that dominate the rest of the territory.