2021 Map of North Amity

About this map

North Amity and South Amity anchor this portion of Aroostook County, where the eastern edge of Maine meets the international border with Canada. Following the course of Us Rte 1, the local landscape is defined by its water systems, including Anderson Bog and a dense network of drainages like Tracy Brook and Boles Brook. The border itself is traced by Monument Brook, which winds through the eastern side of the quadrangle. For those researching local history, several burial sites are documented across the township, including Saint Monicas Cem, Amity Cem, and Spurr Cem. The terrain rises at Pole Hill and Spring Hill, offering a view of the wetlands and forested corridors that characterize this quiet corner of the state. Small hamlets like Cary in the north and South Amity in the south illustrate the persistent, road-bound settlement patterns of the region.