2012 Map of Manomet

About this map

Manomet and its neighboring seaside villages characterize this portion of the Plymouth coastline, where residential development is concentrated along the Atlantic shore. The landscape is defined by its numerous coastal ponds and reservoirs, including Fresh Pond, Island Pond, and Whipple Reservoir, which are separated by prominent elevations like Manomet Hill and Telegraph Hill. This 2012 survey illustrates the transition from the sandy shorefronts at Priscilla Beach and White Horse Beach to the interior wooded hills and golf courses like the Waverly Oaks Golf Course. Local history is anchored by several established burial grounds, notably Manomet Cem and White Horse Cem, while the maritime character is evidenced by numerous offshore hazards such as Mary Ann Rocks and Stellwagen Rock.