2010 Map of Meno

About this map

The Saint Regis River meanders through this remote portion of the Adirondack Park, where isolated settlements like Madawaska and Gile mark the early 21st-century landscape. The topography is defined by significant elevations, including Azure Mountain in the southwest and Jennings Mountain to the east. Historically, this area relied on water and wood, evidenced by the network of brooks and ponds such as Madawaska Pond and Benz Pond. The map shows a transition from earlier industrial or transit-oriented uses toward conservation, with named peaks like Porcupine Hill and Bearcove Hill overlooking a terrain largely shaped by the flow of the Quebec Brook and Trout Brook. Smaller hamlets like Spring Cove and Meno are positioned near these waterways, connected by rural routes such as Blue Mountain Rd.