2018 Map of Bois Bubert

About this map

Bois Bubert Island and a dense archipelago of coastal islands define this maritime landscape where Narraguagus Bay meets the Atlantic Ocean. The map reveals a labyrinth of nautical hazards and sheltered passages, from the narrow Flint Island Narrows to the expansive Pleasant Bay. Coastal geography is marked by distinctive family-named points and coves, such as Tom Leighton Point and Monhonan Cove, reflecting the local heritage of this Washington County shore. Further inland, a handful of local roads including Tom Leighton Point Rd and Wyman Rd provide the only land-based access to the northern shoreline. The map’s focus on intertidal features like Trafton Halftide Ledge and Seal Cove Ledge underscores the era's reliance on precise hydrographic data for navigating these rocky Maine waters.