1989 Map of Metallak Mountain

About this map

Halls Stream serves as the international boundary between Pittsburg, New Hampshire, and the Province of Quebec on this late twentieth-century survey. The landscape is defined by the sharp rise of Metallak Mountain and a network of drainages feeding the border waters, including Jobbers Brook, Schoppe Brook, and Leighton Brook. To the west, the Canadian landscape is dotted with several small settlements and rural nodes such as Saint-Malo, Malvina, and Saint-Venant-de-Hereford. This survey illustrates the intricate intersection of international, provincial, and county lines, such as where Coos County meets the MRC de Compton. The cartography provides specific geographic details for these remote borderlands, tracing the headwaters of the Rivière Clifton and Ruisseau Chabot as they flow through the townships of Auckland and Hereford.