2014 Map of Schoodic Head

About this map

Acadia National Park dominates the coastal landscape of the Schoodic Peninsula in this 2014 survey. The terrain is characterized by prominent granite formations such as The Anvil and Schoodic Head, rising sharply above the Atlantic Ocean. The map details the complex shoreline of Hancock County, from the sheltered waters of Winter Harbor and Schoodic Harbor to the exposed ledge of Schoodic Point. Land use is defined by a mix of conservation and maritime access, with the Schoodic Scenic Bywy providing a modern corridor through the park's eastern section. Notable landmarks include the Ravens Nest cliffs and a cluster of islands including Big Moose Island, Turtle Island, and Mark Island, illustrating the jagged, glaciated nature of the Maine coast in the early 21st century.