2011 Map of Merrill Mountain

About this map

Merrill Mountain and the surrounding high country of the Maine-Quebec border region are defined here by a network of logging roads and remote camps at the start of the 21st century. The isolated Moose Mill Camp serves as a lone human waypoint amidst a landscape carved by the West Branch Moose River and several drainage systems, including Mill Brook and Number One Brook. This terrain is characterized by its significant peaks, including Van Dyke Mountain to the north and Caribou Mountain toward the east. The map illustrates a contemporary wilderness where resource management and border geography intersect, showing the intricate path of roads that navigate the elevations between Mount Pisgah and Bear Brook.