2011 Map of Rocky Brook

About this map

Rocky Brook carves a winding path through this northern borderland, defining a landscape shaped by water and timber transport near the boundary between Maine and Quebec. This 2011 survey documents a sparsely settled region dominated by the drainage systems of the Little Black River and its West Branch, which flow through the southern portion of the quadrangle. The network of forest roads, including Rocky Brook Rd and Irving Rd, provides the primary infrastructure for access across the terrain. Located in the vicinity of Rideout Pond, the map illustrates a transition point where local waterways served as the backbone for regional movement and industry. The presence of international boundary markers, coordinated by the International Boundary Commission, emphasizes the importance of this remote corridor where the hydrology of the North Woods remains the most prominent feature of the land.