2021 Map of Boothbay Harbor
USGS Topo · Published 2021About this map
West Boothbay Harbor and the surrounding coastal islands define this intricate maritime landscape, where the jagged Maine shoreline is carved by the Sheepscot River and Sasanoa River. The settlement of Southport sits at a strategic crossing point, connected to the mainland by the Southport Bridge, while smaller villages like Five Islands and Robinhood dot the western reaches. Genealogists will find a dense concentration of family burial sites, including the Jewett Nelson Blake Moore Cem and the Cameron Family Cem, which reflect centuries of local residency on Westport Island and its neighbors.
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