2010 Map of Sag Harbor

About this map

Sag Harbor and the surrounding Hamlets of eastern Long Island are documented here at the end of the first decade of the 21st century. The map illustrates a landscape where maritime heritage and modern recreational development coexist. Water bodies like Sag Harbor Cove and Otter Pond define the northern coast, while the southern shore is marked by the expansive Mecox Bay and Sagaponack Pond. Genealogists will find a high concentration of burial grounds, including the David African Methodist Episcopal Zion Cemetery and Oakland Cemetery. The transit network is anchored by the Long Island Rail Road and various historical paths such as Noyac Path and Ruggs Path. Inland, the map captures the transition of land use from agriculture to specialized leisure, noted by the presence of the Bridgehampton Race Circuit, several golf courses, and the East Hampton Airport. Large ponds such as Long Pond and Kellis Pond dot the interior, illustrating the unique glacial topography of the South Fork.