2014 Map of Castine

About this map

The maritime heritage of the Bagaduce River and Penobscot Bay is preserved in this detailed study of the Maine coast. At the heart of the peninsula lies Castine, a village defined by its strategic military and educational history, featuring the earthworks of Fort George and the campus of the Maine Maritime Acad. Across the water, Stockton Springs sits at the northern end of Cape Jellison, where the landscape transitions into the wooded points and coves of Fort Point State Park. The map documents several significant family burial sites, including the Blodgett Family Cem and Devereaux Cem, alongside the curious path of the British Canal. This survey captures the peninsula's character through its scattered coastal settlements like North Castine and West Brooksville, connected by winding roads that trace the irregular shoreline of Wilson Point and Wadsworth Cove.