1955 Map of Beau Lake

About this map

Estcourt and Estcourt Station anchor the northernmost reaches of this Maine-Quebec border survey, where the international boundary cuts directly through the settlement. The landscape is defined by the winding course of the St Francis River, which feeds into the long, narrow expanse of Beau Lake. The map reveals a remote timberland interior accessed primarily by a network of labels marked Jeep Trail and Private roads, highlighting the region's historical reliance on logging and border commerce. Local landmarks such as the Customs Office near the St Francis River and the various water bodies like Yankeetuladi Pond and Jones Pond provide specific points of reference in a terrain dominated by significant peaks like Boat Landing Mountain and Hafer Mountain.