2024 Map of Estcourt

About this map

Estcourt sits directly on the international border where Maine meets Quebec, serving as a unique cross-border settlement defined by the Saint Francis River. This remote northern geography is dominated by complex hydrography and forest management routes like Estcourt Rd. The landscape features several significant water bodies, including the northern tip of Lac Pohénégamook and the smaller Jones Pond to the southeast. Multiple drainage systems such as Wildcat Brook, Chisholm Brook, and Dead Brook carve through the heavily contoured terrain south of the boundary line. To the north, Canadian waters including Lac à Drapeau, Lac Léo, and Branche Côté illustrate the shared natural environment of this frontier region. The proximity of the border and the layout of local roads suggest a community deeply tied to the timber industry and international transit.