1970 Map of Skinner NE
USGS Topo · Published 1973About this map
Canada United States international boundaries define this 1970 landscape, where the rugged topography of Somerset County meets Frontenac County, Quebec. The map details the unorganized territories of Gorham Gore and Forsythe, a wilderness dominated by the heights of Sixtynine Mtn. This high-altitude drainage system is characterized by the West Branch Gulf Stream and the East Branch converging into the Gulf Stream, providing a clear record of the watershed before significant modern development. The network of a Jeep Trail and remote water bodies like Turner Pond illustrate the region's historical use for timber access and backcountry navigation along the Quebec Maine border.
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