1965 Map of Waldoboro West

About this map

Damariscotta Lake and the interconnected Pemaquid Pond dominate this coastal Maine landscape, shaping the development of tight-knit villages during the mid-1960s. The Maine Central RR cuts across the northern terrain, linking hubs like Winslows Mills and Waldoboro where the Medomak River opens into a series of tidal flats and coves. The map documents a landscape of scattered family-named crossroads, from Kalers Corner to Knowlton Corner, each often defined by its own neighborhood cemetery such as Hall Cem or Dunbar Cem.