2011 Map of Doucie Brook

About this map

The Southwest Branch Saint John River defines the northwestern boundary of this Maine borderland, where the terrain is dominated by a complex network of waterways rather than human settlements. This 2011 survey illustrates a remote portion of Somerset County characterized by its drainage basins, including the long course of Doucie Brook and the southern reaches of Knowles Brook. A solitary logging road or woods trail traverses the center of the quadrangle, representing the only major infrastructure in a landscape otherwise defined by the seasonal flow of Comstock Brook and Desolation Brook. The lack of named towns or structures highlights the area's primary use for timber and natural resource management, offering a precise look at the hydrology of the North Maine Woods at the start of the decade.