1986 Map of Mc Kinnon Brook

About this map

The Allagash Wilderness State Waterway marks the southeastern edge of this terrain, where the northern Maine woods are defined by an intricate network of drainage basins. Named waterways like McKinnon Brook and Ben Glazier Brook flow through the township subdivisions of T 15 R 13 W E L S and T 14 R 12 W E L S, illustrating the structured land management typical of Aroostook County's timberlands. A lone Shale Pit and a marked Private Rd suggest the industrial presence of logging and resource extraction in an otherwise uninhabited landscape. The topography is dominated by the catchments for Stewart Brook and the West Branch, which feed into the larger regional river systems. This 1980s survey reflects a period of modern wilderness conservation and active forest management, documenting the precise locations of small tributaries like Farm Bk and Savage Brook before they reach the Bogan Brook wetlands.