2011 Map of Plymouth

About this map

Sebasticook Lake and the winding course of Martin Stream define this portion of Penobscot County, where the village of Plymouth sits at the southern edge of its namesake Plymouth Pond. This 2011 survey illustrates the rural character of the region, anchored by the settlement of East Newport and the various lakeside developments. The landscape is marked by prominent elevations like Billings Hill and Abbott Hill, while the water network is further expanded by Buzzell Stream and Stetson Stream. Local history is preserved at the Palmer Cemetery, located north of the main east-west thoroughfares. Infrastructure such as the Newport Sky Park and the Durham Bridge over the narrows of the lake show the modern adaptation of this traditional Maine countryside, alongside established recreation sites like Christies Campground.