2018 Map of Camden

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Camden and Rockport anchor this mid-coast landscape where the heights of Mt Megunticook and Mt Battie overlook the West Penobscot Bay. The geography is defined by a series of harbors and points, from Sherman Cove down to Beauchamp Point, reflecting a long history of maritime activity. In the interior, settlements like Melvin Heights, Simonton Corners, and Rockville are interspersed between local landmarks such as Bald Mountain Airport and numerous historic burial grounds like Oak Hill Cem and Amesbury Cem. The drainage of Megunticook Lake via the Megunticook River through the heart of Camden illustrates the town's historic reliance on water power. Offshore, a complex network of navigation hazards and island features, including Curtis Island and Dillingham Ledge, characterizes the coastal approach to these major Maine ports.