2011 Map of Daigle

About this map

Daigle and Ouellette anchor this northern Maine landscape, where the rural road network and logging heritage are etched into the terrain of Aroostook County. The area is defined by a complex drainage system, featuring Black Lake and the Daigle Pond Dam along the upper reaches of South Perley Brook. To the east, aviation landmarks like Sunrise Farms Airport and the La Change Landing Field indicate the importance of small-scale air transport in this timber-rich region. The map reveals a high density of family-named roads such as Pelletier Rd, Bouchard Rd, and Roland Daigle Rd, which speak to the long-standing genealogical roots of the French-Acadian families who settled these highlands. Numerous waterways, including Dimock Brook and West Fork Dickey Brook, carve through the woods, illustrating the natural watershed that has historically supported local industry and settlement patterns.