2018 Map of North Haven East

About this map

North Haven and its surrounding archipelago define this coastal Maine landscape where Penobscot Bay meets the Atlantic Ocean. The settlement pattern is largely concentrated on the southern island, connected by a network of local routes like Pulpit Harbor Rd and S Shore Rd. For genealogists and family historians, several small burial grounds are documented across the terrain, including Browns Cem, Frye Cem, and Seaview Cem. The coastline is heavily indented with features such as Pulpit Harbor, Marsh Cove, and Waterman Cove, indicating the area's long-standing reliance on maritime access. Further north, the survey details dozens of smaller landmasses like Butter Island, Bear Island, and Bradbury Island, many featuring individual beaches and landings. The presence of Witherspoons Landing Strip, Inc reflects the modern aviation infrastructure required for these relatively isolated island communities.