2024 Map of Upper McNally Pond

About this map

Upper McNally Pond anchors the southeast corner of this Maine wilderness landscape, where the topography is defined by a dense network of watercourses rather than settlements. The northern reaches are drained by the Big Brook and Twentyfive Mile Brook, while the central terrain is carved by the Little Musquacook Stream and its various tributaries. This modern survey illustrates the persistent timber-land character of the North Maine Woods, where the only significant human infrastructure is the Realty Rd, a vital corridor for forest management and back-country access. The arrangement of the Right Fork Farrar Brook and Left Fork Farrar Brook shows the complex drainage patterns typical of this glacial region, providing a detailed look at the hydrology of Aroostook County in the early 21st century.