2018 Map of Plymouth

About this map

The coastal landscapes of Kingston and Plymouth define this modern survey, capturing a densely layered history where centuries of settlement meet contemporary infrastructure. At the shoreline, iconic landmarks like Plymouth Rock and the Coles Hill Sarcophagus stand near the ancient Burying Hill cemetery, while the Plymouth - Provincetown Ferry route indicates the enduring maritime connection to Cape Cod. Inland, the topography transitions from the industrial corridors of Cordage and North Plymouth to the undulating, pond-studded interior of Kngs Pond Plain. This terrain is marked by numerous family-named landmarks and water bodies such as Soules Pond and Hedges Pond. The presence of the Plymouth Municipal Airport and sprawling educational sites like Quincy College Plymouth Campus highlights the region's late 20th-century development alongside historical burial grounds like Parting Ways Cem and Vine Hill Cem.