2011 Map of Louise Mountain

About this map

Coburn Gore sits along the international boundary in this 2011 survey, marking a sparsely settled landscape where the high ground of Louise Mountain overlooks a complex network of waterways. The geography is defined by a series of ponds and engineering features that manage the flow of water across the border region, including the Arnold Pond Dam and the Arnold Pond Inlet Dam on Arnold Pond. Further north and east, the terrain becomes increasingly marshy, as evidenced by Upper Nathan Bog and the secluded waters of Crosby Pond. This map details a specialized border environment where local hydrology, represented by Horseshoe Stream and Horseshoe Pond, dictates the layout of the few existing roads and clearings in this northern Maine and Quebec interface.