2021 Map of Deboullie Pond

About this map

Deboullie Pond and its neighboring waters define this interior stretch of North Maine Woods, where a dense network of glacial ponds is framed by significant peaks. The map traces the rugged verticality of Black Mtn and Whitman Mtn, which rise sharply above the water-filled basins of Little Black Ponds and Pushineer Pond. The hydrologic pattern here is complex, with the Red River and Rocky Brook draining the highlands, supplemented by small, isolated basins like Stink Pond and Fish Pond. Human presence is minimal and temporary, primarily represented by the Chapman Tote Rd, a classic Maine logging route that winds through the valley of Threemile Brook. This survey illustrates a landscape managed for timber and recreation, where the names of small waters like Perch Pond and Denny Pond hint at the area's long-standing value for wilderness angling and remote backwoods travel.