2016 Map of Orient

About this map

The North Fork of Long Island tapers toward its eastern terminus, where the village of Orient and the terminal at Orient Point serve as the final points of land before the open water of the Atlantic Ocean. This maritime landscape is defined by its low-lying profile, punctuated by the Browns Hills and protected water bodies like Dam Pond and Munn Lake. Along Main Rd, the primary artery of the peninsula, several historic burial grounds such as the Orient Congregational Cem and Terry Hill Cem reflect the deep-rooted family history of this coastal community. To the south, the narrow spit of Orient Beach stretches into Gardiners Bay, while the northern coastline faces the expanse of the Long Island Sound. The map reveals the fine-grained road network of East Marion and the western edge of the village near Greenport West, providing a detailed view of the shorelines and land divisions on this distinct New York peninsula.