2024 Map of Lubec

About this map

West Quoddy Head marks the easternmost point of the United States on this detailed survey of the Maine coastline. The town of Lubec occupies a prominent position on Lubec Neck, overlooking the turbulent waters of the Lubec Narrows and Johnson Bay. The international maritime boundary between the United States and Canada is clearly delineated as it runs through the Lubec Channel and south toward the Grand Manan Channel. Coastal life is reflected in the layout of the town, where streets like Washington St and Main St cluster near the waterfront. To the south, the landscape opens into South Lubec and the tidal flats of Carrying Place Cove. Inland water bodies such as Lake Glensevern and Lily Pond provide a stark contrast to the rocky ledges and points, including Wormell Ledges and Mowry Point, that define this maritime borderland.