2018 Map of Landry

About this map

The Saint Francis River forms a complex international boundary between Maine and Quebec in this remote northern reach of Aroostook County. This 2018 survey detail shows a landscape dominated by timberland and hydraulic networks, where the river's path is marked by the Kelly Rapids. The terrain transitions into Canadian territory through a series of francophone-named waterways, including Rivière Bleue and its many tributaries such as Cours d'eau Bérubé and Cours d'eau du Village. On the American side, the topography is defined by significant elevations overlooking Beau Lake and Le Petit Lac. This map is particularly useful for those tracing the specific geographic markers of the borderlands, from the confluence of Jones Brook to the various lacustrine features like Lac Brisson and Lac Bossé that dot the wooded interior.