2014 Map of McKinnon Brook

About this map

McKinnon Brook flows through this remote section of northern Aroostook County, defining a landscape dominated by the intricate hydrology of the Maine woods. The drainage patterns are clearly marked by several major tributaries, including the W Br Ben Glazier Brook, Ben Glazier Brook, and Savage Brook, which carve through the densely contoured terrain. Human presence is limited to narrow corridors like Michaud Farm Rd and the short stretch of Inn Rd, which provide the primary access through the timberlands. The convergence of Bogan Brook into the larger stream network highlights the seasonal wetland characteristics of the region, where topographic elevation changes rapidly away from the watercourses. This map documents the area during the early twenty-first century, showing the established network of logging roads and natural waterways that have shaped local industry for generations.