2019 Map of Havre De Grace

About this map

Havre De Grace and Perryville face one another across the mouth of the Susquehanna River as it empties into the Chesapeake Bay, linked by the Thomas Hatem Memorial Bridge and the Susquehanna Bridge. The landscape is a complex network of coastal settlements and historic industrial sites, most notably the Principio Furnace near Furnace Bay. For genealogists, the map is densely labeled with burial grounds, including the Cokesbury Church Cem, Asbury United Methodist Cem, and the Patterson Family Cem. Further north, the town of Port Deposit sits along the river's edge, while Garrett Island and Pennys Shoal dominate the river channel. The industrial and transit legacy of the region is evident in the dense street grids of the coastal towns and the large reservoirs like the Stancil Incorporated Reservoir, showing the area's continued evolution as a vital Maryland transportation corridor.