2021 Map of Rocky Mountain NW

About this map

The Canada United States of America international boundary cuts across the northwestern corner of this territory, defining the remote character of this Aroostook County landscape. The terrain is deeply carved by a network of North Woods waterways, primarily Pocwock Stream and its tributaries, the W Br Pocwock Stream and E Br Pocwock Stream. These waters, along with Chimenticook Stream in the southwest, reflect the drainage patterns characteristic of the upper St. John River basin. A system of logging and access roads, including Irving Rd, Dickey Rd, and Canada Rd, provides the only significant human infrastructure in an area otherwise dominated by dense forest and dramatic elevation changes. The presence of Campbell Br Little Black River in the northeast highlights the watershed's complexity, illustrating how the region's topography dictates the flow of resources and movement through this borderland.