1986 Map of Mc Nally Ridge

About this map

McNally Ridge and Maple Ridge dominate the landscape of this northern Maine interior, which was documented during the mid-1980s. The region is defined by its complex network of waterways, centered on the St Croix Stream and various tributaries such as Boody Brook and Hastings Brook. The area is largely organized by traditional township designations like T 8 R 5 W E L S and Webbertown (T 7 R 4 W E L S), reflecting the systematic survey of timberlands. Human presence is sparse, marked primarily by utilitarian features like a Gravel Pit in the south and a Roadside Park in the northwest. The presence of Roll Dam Brook hints at the legacy of the local logging industry, where waterways were managed to transport timber through the wilderness. This map provides a detailed view of the terrain and water systems that shaped the industrial and recreational character of Aroostook County.