2010 Map of Napeague Beach

About this map

Nepeague Bay and the Atlantic Ocean define this narrow coastal strip of eastern Long Island, where a network of local roads connects small hamlets and landings. The topography is dominated by the sprawling sands of Napeague Beach, separating the open ocean from the sheltered waters of Napeague Harbor. Historic access points like Abrams Landing and Fresh Pond Landing suggest a long history of maritime activity near the community of Devon. The road names themselves, such as Cranberry Hole Rd and Lazy Point Rd, hint at the traditional land uses and natural features of this maritime landscape. To the west, Beach Hampton shows a more structured residential footprint compared to the open spaces near Promised Land.