2021 Map of Bois Bubert

About this map

Bois Bubert Island and its surrounding archipelago define this coastal Maine landscape, where the waters of Narraguagus Bay and Pleasant Bay meet the open Atlantic Ocean. The map reveals a complex network of maritime navigation hazards and coastal landmarks, from the prominent Baldwin Head to isolated outcrops like Jordans Delight and Mackerel Rock. This modern survey details the rugged shoreline of Dyer Island and Flint Island, illustrating the sparse road infrastructure at Tom Leighton Point where Tom Leighton Point Rd and Stoehrs Way provide the primary access to the water. The presence of numerous named ledges and reefs, such as Trafton Island Ledge and Seal Cove Ledge, underscores the treacherous nature of these tidal reaches and protected harbors like Little Bois Bubert Harbor.