2018 Map of Beau Lake

About this map

Beau Lake and the Saint Francis River define the international boundary at this northern Maine location, where the United States and Canada meet along a water-carved corridor. The terrain is characterized by steep ridges and secluded water bodies, including Yankeetuladi Pond and Lac à Pierre. High elevation contours dominate the landscape west of the river, while smaller tributaries like English Touladi Brook and Yankeetuladi Brook drain the wooded interior. The presence of Cross Lake Rapids along the river highlights the natural flow of this remote drainage system. While Estcourt Rd provides limited terrestrial access on the American side, the map primarily illustrates a landscape shaped by water and the political line separating Maine from Quebec and New Brunswick. This 2018 survey captures the intersection of natural topography and the precisely surveyed international border in one of the most northern reaches of the country.