1988 Map of Kelleyland

About this map

The St. Croix River defines the international boundary between Maine and New Brunswick in this late 1980s topographical record. The settlement of Kelleyland sits just downstream from the Grand Falls Dam, where the river transitions from the wide Grand Falls Flowage into a narrower channel punctuated by Spednic Falls and Kendricks Rips. The landscape is characterized by a series of prominent elevations and ridges, including Pomeroy Ridge, Scotch Ridge, and Upper Little Ridge, which suggest a terrain shaped by glacial activity and drainage patterns like Meadow Brook. Local history markers are evident in the Cem near Hoodleys and the network of family-named landmarks such as Macs Hill and Gleason Pt. The map illustrates the sparsely populated borderland where industrial water management at Grand Falls meets the rural ridges of Baileyville.