2011 Map of Morrison Brook

About this map

The West Branch Little Black River defines this remote stretch of the international border between Maine and Quebec. As documented in this 2011 survey, the landscape is almost entirely defined by its hydrological systems, with the river meandering through a densely forested and largely unsettled corridor. The drainage patterns shown here illustrate the primary natural boundary in this northernmost region, where the terrain remains dominated by the waterway's path rather than human infrastructure or development. The lack of roads or established settlements on this specific sheet highlights the wilderness character of the area where the United States and Canada meet.