2011 Map of Doyle Ridge

About this map

The Saint John River defines the northeastern boundary of this landscape, where the international border separates Maine from New Brunswick. This 2011 survey reveals a region of dense hydrography and family-named infrastructure, centered around Doyle Ridge. The interior is characterized by an extensive network of waterways, including Hammond Brook and its associated Hammond Brook Lake, as well as several smaller bodies of water like Martin Lake and Dubay Lake. The southern portion of the quadrangle is dominated by the drainage systems of the Black Brook, with the Right Fork Black Brook and Left Fork Black Brook feeding into Big Black Brook Lake and Little Black Brook Lake. A distinct grid of local roads, many bearing surnames such as Albert Cyr Rd, Leon Cyr Rd, and Scott Ayotte Rd, suggests a long-standing pattern of family landholdings and rural settlement near the river.