2018 Map of Rouses Point OE N

About this map

The Richelieu River, also identified here as the Rivière Richelieu, dominates this international borderlands survey where New York, Vermont, and Quebec meet. The map documents the northernmost reach of Lake Champlain as it flows toward the St. Lawrence, centered on the strategic waterside settlement of Rouses Point. North of the international boundary, a dense network of small waterways like Ruisseau Goyette, Ruisseau Faddentown, and Rivière Lacolle drain the flat agricultural landscape of the Haut-Richelieu region. This 2018 edition provides a clear view of the modern road network, including Bay Rd and Blair Rd, alongside the complex drainage patterns and wetlands that define this low-lying fluvial corridor.