2024 Map of McKinnon Brook

About this map

McKinnon Brook and its complex network of tributaries define this pocket of the North Maine Woods, where the landscape is carved by a dense hydrological system. This contemporary survey reveals a wilderness terrain largely devoid of permanent settlements, focused instead on the seasonal access provided by traditional routes like the Michaud Tote Rd and Inn Rd. These roads suggest a landscape primarily used for timber harvesting and remote recreation, where the naming of Stewart Brook and Ben Glazier Brook points toward the early woodsmen and settlers who first traversed these drainages. The inclusion of the West Branch Ben Glazier Brook and Bogan Brook provides a detailed view of the watershed patterns that have long dictated movement through this interior section of Aroostook County.