1976 Map of Sherbrooke

About this map

Lac Mégantic serves as a prominent geographic anchor in this cross-border region, where the mountainous terrain of Quebec meets the northern reaches of Maine. The map detail highlights the industrial and transport ties of the mid-20th century, particularly the Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk railroads that carved routes through the Stoke Mountains and Megantic Mountain. The international boundary is clearly defined, punctuated by the U.S. Customs Station near Jackman, illustrating the regulated flow of goods and people between nations during this era.