1984 Map of Houlton South

About this map

Houlton serves as the northern anchor of this landscape, situated just west of the international boundary line between Maine and New Brunswick. The 1980s terrain is marked by a network of agricultural and timber roads, including White Settlement Road and Settlement Road, which connect historic clusters like Jackins Settlement and East Hodgdon. The Meduxnekeag River and its numerous tributaries, such as Pearce Brook and Stone Brook, define the drainage patterns of the region, while the Canadian Pacific and the U.S. Government Railroad reflect the area's logistical importance at the border. Cultural and civic life is anchored by landmarks like the Union Church, Maranatha Church, and Lambert School, providing valuable points of reference for genealogists tracing family roots in these rural Aroostook County communities.