2014 Map of Norridgewock

About this map

The Kennebec River carves a deep arc through this Somerset County landscape, defined by the white water of Bombazee Rips and the historic river crossing at Norridgewock. The village layout follows the riverbank, where the Norridgewock Bridge connects the local road network at the junction of Main St and Madison Rd. To the south, the terrain rises into a series of family-named heights including McIntrye Hill, Dodling Hill, and Ross Hill, eventually sloping down toward the wetlands of The Serpentine. This waterway links North Pond and East Pond, where the village of Smithfield sits at the southern edge. Genealogists will find several burial grounds mapped across the township, such as Riverview Cem, Sunset View Cem, and the Old Oak Cem near the town center. The presence of the Central Maine Airport of Norridgewock signifies the area's role as a regional aviation hub amidst a landscape of brooks, streams, and traditional New England farm roads.