1987 Map of Rocky Mtn NW

About this map

Quebec and Maine meet along a remote international boundary defined by the Canada-United States border, where the deep North Woods landscape is shaped by the complex hydrology of the Saint John River watershed. This late-twentieth-century survey documents a wild timberland region within T 1 7 R 1 3 W E L S, dominated by the winding course of the Pocwock Stream and its tributaries, including the West Branch and East Branch. Isolated Gravel Pits and limited road networks suggest the area's primary connection to the logging industry. The map captures the meeting of international and local jurisdictions, noting the MRC de Kamouraska and Aroostook County line. Further north, the Black River and Little Branch flow through the township of T 1 8 R 1 3 W E L S, illustrating the drainage patterns that have long dictated the movement of people and timber through this borderland wilderness.