2011 Map of Earleville

About this map

The Elk River and Bohemia River converge near the Chesapeake Bay in this detailed survey of Cecil County's shoreline and rural interior. The landscape is defined by its deep maritime heritage and agricultural roots, visible in the numerous wharves and fisheries dotting the banks, such as Reybold Wharf and Collins Fishery. The interior is marked by historic farmsteads like Mount Pleasant Farm and Mount Harmon, alongside the central village of Earleville, where the Earleville Post Office serves the local community. For genealogists, the map preserves the locations of several burial grounds, including Saint Stephens Cemetery and Veazey Cemetery, which anchor the histories of the surrounding necks of land. Residential enclaves like White Crystal Beach and Hacks Point Acres illustrate the area's development as a waterfront destination, while landmarks like the Pearce Creek Disposal Area Dam reflect modern environmental management within this complex riverine geography.