2024 Map of Pembroke
USGS Topo · Published 2024About this map
The coastal waters and river estuaries of Washington County dominate this landscape, where the Pennamaquan River and Dennys River meet the complex shoreline of Dennys Bay. Significant portions of the terrain are preserved within the Moosehorn National Wildlife Refuge, protecting coastal points such as Wilbur Neck and islands like Burnt Island. The settlement pattern reflects the area's maritime and timber history, with the village of Dennysville situated near the head of tide and West Pembroke serving as a central hub for inland transit.
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1932 · Calais
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1943 · Gardner Lake
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1943 · Eastport
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