2011 Map of Norridgewock

About this map

The Kennebec River flows through the heart of this Maine landscape, where the settlement of Norridgewock sits at a historic crossing point. The town's layout is anchored by the Norridgewock Bridge and several burial grounds, including the Old Oak Cemetery and Sunset View Cemetery. To the south, the village of Smithfield occupies the narrow land between North Pond and Smith Pond, connected by the winding waterway known as The Serpentine. The local economy and infrastructure are shaped by the water, evidenced by the Mill Stream Dam and East Pond Dam. Significant upland features such as Burrill Hill and The Plains rise above the river valley, while the Central Maine Airport of Norridgewock occupies the flat terrain to the west. This 2011 survey documents a mix of agricultural tradition and modern transport, with numerous family-named hills like McIntrye Hill and Dodling Hill overlooking a network of brooks and streams.