2011 Map of Kibby Mountain

About this map

Kibby Mountain and the surrounding peaks of the Maine boundary mountains define this landscape near the Canadian border. The terrain is a complex hydrologic network where the South Branch Moose River meets tributaries like Hay Bog Brook and West Branch Moose River. This 2011 survey documents a region dominated by timber and topographic relief rather than permanent settlements, with access provided by industrial corridors such as Gold Brook Rd and Beattie Rd. Small water bodies like Prick Pond and Douglas Pond are scattered throughout the high elevations, while the Caribou Flow indicates the drainage patterns between Caribou Mountain and Peaked Mountain. For the historian or surveyor, the map provides a precise record of the headwaters for several major drainage systems, including Kibby Stream and the Middle Branch Kibby Stream.