2014 Map of Woodland

About this map

The St. Croix River forms the international boundary with Canada, defining the eastern edge of this Washington County landscape. The settlement of Woodland sits near the riverbank, served by a network of local streets including Washington St and Hillside St. Northwest of the main village, Woodland Junction marks a secondary node of activity along the regional transport corridor. The terrain is characterized by a series of low peaks and watercourses, most notably Chapman Mtn in the south and the winding path of Wapsaconhagan Brook. In the west, the crossroads at South Princeton connects the area toward the interior via Houlton Rd. This survey captures the rural character of eastern Maine, where secondary routes like Grand Falls Rd and Robb Hill Rd navigate around prominent wetland features such as Sprague Meadow Brook.