1987 Map of Falls Brook Lake

About this map

The St Francis River forms a natural international boundary between Maine and the Saint Francois Parish of New Brunswick at the northern edge of this late-twentieth-century survey. This remote timberland landscape is defined by its drainage basins and isolated water bodies, including Falls Brook Lake, Glazier Lake, and Little Falls Pond. The interior is crisscrossed by a network of private roads used for forestry access, connecting remote locations such as the Gravel Pit and various primitive Camp Sites along the waterways. To the south, the Little Black River winds through the township of Allagash, joined by smaller tributaries like Kelly Brook and Bass Brook. The presence of several notable streams, such as Yankeetuladi Brook and White Brook, illustrates the complex hydrological system that feeds into the border rivers, supporting the region's historic identity as a wilderness and resource-extraction zone.