2015 Map of Duxbury OE E

About this map

Gurnet Point and the narrow coastal peninsula of Saquish Beach dominate this 2015 maritime survey at the edge of the Atlantic Ocean. The map documents a fragile landscape of sand and sea, where local roads like Boulevard, Central Ave, and King Arthur Rd serve the small cluster of shoreline development. To the north, the terrain gives way to the sea-bound Plum Hills before disappearing into the open water. Submerged hazards and landmarks important to coastal navigation are clearly identified, including Farnham Rock, Howland Ledge, and High Pine Ledge. This map provides a clear view of the modern infrastructure and natural features along this specific stretch of the Plymouth coast, serving as a detailed record of the peninsula's geography before ongoing coastal erosion and rising sea levels further alter the shoreline.