2018 Map of Pembroke
USGS Topo · Published 2018About this map
The Pennamaquan River and Dennys River converge toward the complex tidal waters of Dennys Bay and Sipp Bay in this coastal Washington County landscape. Settlement patterns are concentrated around historic hubs like Dennysville and West Pembroke, where local road networks such as Brickyard Rd and Shipyard Rd hint at the area's industrial past. The interior is marked by prominent elevations like Ironworks Mtn and Porcupine Mtn, while the shoreline is deeply articulated by numerous points and coves, including Ox Cove and Hersey Neck. Local history and genealogy are anchored by the Dennysville Cem and Forest Hill Cem. The geography is defined by its transition from freshwater sources like Boyden Lake to the churning saltwater at Cobscook Falls.
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