2018 Map of Sullivan

About this map

Sullivan and its neighboring coastal villages of West Sullivan, North Sullivan, and East Sullivan sit along the jagged edge of the Sullivan Harbor and Hog Bay. This survey captures the intricate shoreline of Frenchman Bay, where the Hancock-Sullivan Bridge spans the tidal waters. The interior landscape is defined by granite peaks and dense marshlands, including Schoodic Mtn and Fiery Mtn, alongside the complex drainage of Schoodic Bog and Dry Heath. Genealogists will find a high density of small family and community burial grounds throughout the area, such as York Hill Cem, Salter Cem, and Blaisdell Cem. Further north, the map details the rural character of Franklin and East Franklin, where the terrain transitions toward Donnell Pond and the high ridges of Caribou Mtn. The prevalence of named points like Julius Darling Point and Shipyard Point reflects a long history of maritime activity and coastal settlement.