2011 Map of Centreville

About this map

The county seat of Centreville serves as the focal point of this Eastern Shore survey, where the Corsica River meets the surrounding agricultural landscape. The town's residential expansion is visible through developments like Tilghmans Terrace, Queen Annes Circle, and Kimberly Park, while its long history is preserved at the Chesterfield Cemetery and the central Centreville Post Office. Along the waterfront, Centreville Landing and Pusey Landing mark traditional points of access to the river's reaches, which are further defined by prominent landmarks like Jacobs Nose and Sycamore Point. Beyond the town center, the map documents a series of smaller crossroads and residential pockets such as Brownsville, Starkey Corner, and Burrisville. The northern portion of the quadrangle is dominated by the wide path of the Chester River, while the Church Hill Airport near Sparks Corner highlights the area's local infrastructure during the early 21st century.