2014 Map of Matinicus OE N
USGS Topo · Published 2014About this map
Atlantic Ocean waters dominate this maritime survey, which documents the isolated outcroppings and navigational hazards off the coast of Maine. The map focuses on a series of granite formations and small landmasses that rise from the sea, including the descriptively named No Mans Land and the narrow profile of Seal Island. These features represent significant points for coastal navigation and local marine history, identifying specific undersea and near-surface threats to mariners.
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