2013 Map of Sag Harbor

About this map

Sag Harbor and the surrounding coastal hamlets of the South Fork define this landscape of interconnected coves and ponds. The village of Bridgehampton serves as a central hub, where the Beebe Windmill stands as a landmark of the area's agricultural past. Moving south toward the Atlantic, the terrain transitions into the maritime settlements of Sagaponack, Mecox, and Water Mill. The map reveals a dense network of family and historical burial sites, including the Saint David African Methodist Episcopal Zion Cemetery and the Hay Ground Cemetery, which are essential for genealogical research in Suffolk County. To the north, the intricate shorelines of Noyack Creek and Upper Sag Harbor Cove showcase the region's deep ties to the water. The interior is marked by numerous kettle ponds such as Long Pond and Crooked Pond, illustrating the glacial topography unique to this part of Long Island.