1977 Map of North Berwick

About this map

North Berwick and its surrounding rural corridors appear in this late-1970s orthophotograph, captured by aerial imagery on April 1, 1977. The map provides a photographic perspective of the landscape's transition from the dense woodlands characteristic of York County to the cleared fields and crossroads of established settlements. Significant local junctions include Parsonage Corner and Grays Corner, which mark the intersection of farm roads and homesteads within the coastal Maine interior. The imagery also documents industrial footprints, notably at Works near the western edge. Unlike traditional topographic maps, this rectified photoimagery shows the actual vegetation patterns and field boundaries as they existed during the spring thaw of 1977, offering researchers a look at land use near Pine and the northern reaches of Ogunquit.