2014 Map of Rocky Mountain SW

About this map

The Saint John River flows through the southeastern corner of this Aroostook County landscape, serving as a primary geographic anchor in a region defined by its dense network of waterways and timber-access roads. The terrain is deeply carved by drainage systems including Chimenticook Stream and Pocwock Stream, which dictate the local topography of ridges and valleys. A complex grid of logging and boundary roads, such as Estcourt Rd and Canada Rd, reflects the industrial and international border-proximate character of the territory. The presence of Old River Rd near the main river channel suggests historical transit routes that predated the more modern gravel road network. Smaller tributaries like Seminary Brook and N Br Twomile Brook further illustrate the intricate watershed that feeds the northern Maine river systems in this remote township.