2014 Map of Rocky Mountain

About this map

Rocky Mountain dominates this portion of northern Aroostook County, serving as a prominent high point for a landscape defined by an intricate network of waterways. The northern boundary is marked by the Little Black River, which collects drainage from several tributaries including Whitney Brook and the W Br Chase Brook. This area is characterized by heavy logging and forestry infrastructure, evidenced by a grid of named timber roads such as Camp 106 Rd and Dickey Rd that navigate the high ridges and valley floors. To the south, the terrain descends toward Fox Pond and the headwaters of Fox Brook, while the western slopes feed into the E Br Pocwock Stream. The map reveals a working forest landscape where industrial access routes like E Branch Rd and Fox Brook Rd provide the only passage through the dense northern Maine woods.