2011 Map of Forest City

About this map

The Forest City-International Dam controls the flow of the Saint Croix River at the international border between Maine and New Brunswick. This small settlement at Forest City is defined by its relationship with the water, serving as a gateway between the river and the expansive Grand Lake. The map illustrates a landscape of scattered islands and points, including Partridge Island, Treasure Island, and Tongue Point, which characterize the shoreline's intricate geometry. Locally named landmarks like Walls Hill and Loons Nest suggest a long-standing familiarity with the terrain by residents and seasonal visitors. A network of rural roads, such as Grey Ghost Rd and Lydic Ln, provides access to the Forest City Landing and the various coves that line the lake's eastern edge.