2011 Map of Kennebunkport

About this map

Kennebunkport and its surrounding coastal districts are charted here in a period of modern maritime activity and residential density. The village center is anchored by the Kennebunkport Post Office and Chicks Marina, situated where the Kennebunk River meets the sea. Upriver, the Taintown Bridge connects Lower Village to the main town near Grist Mill Pond. The coastline is remarkably jagged, defined by prominent features like Cape Arundel, Spouting Rock, and the estate-lined peninsula of Walkers Point. Further east, the village of Cape Porpoise overlooks a sheltered harbor crowded with islands such as Stage Island, Trott Island, and Goat Island. Inland, the landscape transitions to wooded rises like Crow Hill and established neighborhoods including Wildes Corner and the Wildes District. This survey captures the town's character as a premier New England coastal destination, balancing its commercial fishing heritage at Government Wharf with recreation at the Cape Arundel Golf Course.