1931 Map of Robbinston

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Robbinston and the surrounding coastline of Washington County are defined here by the international boundary winding through the St Croix River and into Passamaquoddy Bay. Surveyed in 1929, the landscape shows a network of local schools and community centers like the South Robbinston Sch and Back District Ch, alongside the industrial presence of the Maine Central RR following the western shore. Inland, the terrain is dominated by complex water systems including the Gurrewock Lakes, Boyden Lake, and Pennamaquan Lake, separated by prominent heights such as Elliotts Mtn and Carlyle Mtn. Navigational markers like the Navy Bar LH and Tongue Shoal LH highlight the maritime importance of the bay, while local landmarks like Devils Head and Bluffs Head Pt overlook the river narrows near the settlement at Red Beach.