2011 Map of Johnson Brook Mountain

About this map

The Little Black River winds through the remote northern Maine timberlands in this 2011 survey, defining a landscape shaped by water and elevation. The terrain is anchored by a series of significant peaks, including Boat Landing Mountain, Johnson Brook Mountain, and Kelly Brook Mountain, which overlook a dense network of drainages. This area is characterized by its complex system of tributary brooks, such as Knowland Brook, Meadow Brook, and Carrie Bogan Brook, which feed into the primary river channel. A small outpost at Boat Landing Camp serves as a lone named settlement marker in this otherwise uninhabited forest. The presence of the Al 11 road corridor provides the primary navigational artery through the south-central portion of the map, while the rest of the quadrangle remains dominated by natural features and logging-era place names like Poplar Island Brook and Oxbow Brook.