2018 Map of Bristol
USGS Topo · Published 2018About this map
Walpole and West Bristol anchor this mid-coast Maine landscape, where the deeply indented shoreline of the Damariscotta River and Johns River create a complex geography of necks, points, and coves. The presence of Walpole Meeting House Rd and historic burials at Dodge Cem and West Bristol Cem point to the long-standing community centers established in Lincoln County. To the south, the village of Pemaquid overlooks the bustling waters of Pemaquid Harbor, a classic maritime hub defined by Fort Point and the nearby Pemaquid Beach. The interior topography is marked by significant rises like Mt Hunger and Haggett Hill, while the tidal reach extends into numerous protected inlets such as Salt Marsh Cove and Wadsworth Cove, illustrating the intersection of seafaring life and rocky upland farming.
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