2018 Map of Rocky Mountain SW

About this map

The Saint John River forms the southern boundary of this remote northern Maine landscape, serving as the primary drainage for a dense network of waterways. Flowing through the center of the territory, Chimenticook Stream is joined by the Pocwock Stream and Seminagu Brook, illustrating the complex hydrology of Aroostook County. This interior woodland is defined by timber-management access, with roads such as Irving Rd and Camp 106 Rd penetrating deep into the forest. The proximity to the international border is indicated by the presence of Canada Rd, which traces the upper reaches of the drainage basins. While the terrain is dominated by watercourses like the N Br Twomile Brook and S Br Twomile Brook, the inclusion of Old River Rd suggests the historical importance of the river corridor for transportation and land use in this sparsely settled region.