2014 Map of Upper McNally Pond

About this map

Little Musquacook Stream and its numerous tributaries dominate this 2014 survey of the Maine north woods in Aroostook County. This area represents the dense hydrographic network of the T12 R10 WELS township, where the landscape is defined by drainage systems like Big Brook and the unique naming conventions of the logging era, such as Twentyfive Mile Brook and Reality Rd. While the interior remains largely inaccessible by major thoroughfares, the network of forks—including Left Fork Farrar Brook and Right Fork Farrar Brook—highlights the complex hydrology of the region. Small water bodies like Squirrel Pond and the northern tip of Upper McNally Pond serve as central landmarks for navigators and naturalists in a territory characterized by significant elevation changes and deep forest cover.