2014 Map of Limestone

About this map

Limestone serves as the hub of this Northeastern Maine landscape, positioned near the international border where the Canada United States Of America line marks the eastern edge of the quadrangle. The terrain is defined by a series of family-named landmarks and rural clusters such as Four Corners, Morris Corner, and Cote Corner, illustrating a pattern of decentralized settlement typical of Aroostook County. Water resources are abundant, with Limestone Stream and Webster Brook cutting through the countryside alongside notable bodies of water like Durepo Pond and Pierce Lake. For those tracing local heritage, the map identifies numerous small burial grounds including the Howland Family Cem and Kearney Cem, which reflect the generations of families who established farms and homesteads in this border region. The presence of the Access HWY and Loring Trail systems indicates the modern utility of the land for both transport and recreation.