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Names on the Kennebunk map

Every name below is printed on this map. Look for your street, your school, the park where you played, or the pond down the road.

Places and landmarks7

  • Alewife
  • Kennebunk Beach
  • Bartlett Mills
  • West Kennebunk
  • Coopers Corner
  • Kennebunk Landing
  • Four Corners

Streets and roads120

  • Summer Street
  • High Street
  • York Street
  • Fletcher Street
  • Kennebunk Road
  • Webber Hill Road
  • Portland Road
  • Port Road
  • Western Avenue
  • Alewive Road
  • Cat Mousam Road
  • Beach Avenue
  • Old Falls Road
  • Middle Road
  • Storer Street
  • Alfred Road
  • Alfred Street
  • Mill Street
  • Blueberry Pines Drive
  • Maguire Road
  • McGuire Road
  • Kennebunk Beach Road
  • Sea Road
  • Brown Street
  • Cole Road
  • Parsons Beach Road
  • Ross Road
  • Whitten Road
  • Emmons Road
  • Old Port Road
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  • Thompson Road
  • Heath Road
  • Sedgewood Drive
  • Chapman Lane
  • Boulder Road
  • Rivers Edge Drive
  • Downing Road
  • Woodside Drive
  • River Locks Road
  • Hemlock Street
  • Littlefield Drive
  • Kimball Lane
  • Jeffreys Way
  • Wakefield Road
  • Perkins Lane
  • Branch Road
  • Harts Road
  • Winter Street
  • Day Street
  • Portage Way
  • Boothby Road
  • Alewive Farms Road
  • Harrisecket Road
  • Merrifield Drive
  • Warrens Way
  • Winding Brook Drive
  • Coventry Woods Drive
  • Hickens Way
  • Huckleberry Lane
  • Woodhaven Drive
  • Michele Lane
  • Fairfield Drive
  • Crescent Surf Drive
  • Balsam Lane
  • Quinn Lane
  • Cricket Lane
  • Lightbody Lane
  • Oak Street
  • Water Street
  • Old Alewive Road
  • Orrins Way
  • Resinosa Lane
  • Pierce Way
  • Taylor Lane
  • Park Street
  • Nichols Lane
  • Cook Lane
  • Amari Lane
  • River Bend Drive
  • Fairway Road
  • Lyman Road
  • Surf Lane
  • Quail Run
  • Maple Avenue
  • Still Lane
  • June Lane
  • Clearbrook Crossing
  • Admirals Way
  • Briarwood Lane
  • Russell Farm Road
  • Spiller Drive
  • Eastwood Drive
  • Paul John Road
  • Saw Mill Road
  • Tideview Terrace
  • White Pine Lane
  • Days Mill Road
  • Maria Lane
  • Knight Farm Road
  • Walker Road
  • Rankin Crk
  • Hawk Hill Lane
  • Deer Run
  • Birch Road
  • Pine Street
  • Vigil Way
  • Main Street
  • Shape Drive
  • Commons Lane
  • Timber Point Road
  • Sapphire Lane
  • Duncan Drive
  • Alewive Park Road
  • Higgins Drive
  • Sylvan Circle
  • Lady Slipper Lane
  • Summit Drive
  • Jessica Lane
  • Turner Lane
  • Friend Street

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About Kennebunk, Maine

Kennebunk is a town of 11,536 people in York County, Maine, drained by the Kennebunk and Mousam rivers. Settlers first came here in 1621. The land lay within Wells and Arundel until 1820, when Kennebunk incorporated as a town of its own. To the Abenaki, the name meant "the long cut bank," probably for the long bank behind Kennebunk Beach.

Kennebunk grew as a trading and shipping center, and its yards kept building ships until 1918. Through the 19th and early 20th centuries, mill owners came to the Mousam River to power their machinery. Along its banks worked the Rogers Fibre Company, the Leatheroid Company, the Mousam Manufacturing Company and the Kennebunk Manufacturing Company.

“Kennebunk, the only village in the world so named”
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  • An elm for LafayetteGeneral Lafayette visited Kennebunk in 1825, and the town planted an elm to honor the visit. Hundreds of elms once shaded Kennebunk's streets, and Dutch elm disease killed them, but the Lafayette Elm lived on and became famous for its age and size. It appears on the town seal, and the restored Kesslen Shoe Mill on Route One is now called the Lafayette Center.
  • The Brick Store, 1825In 1825 William Lord built a general store out of brick. Edith Cleaves Barry, his great-granddaughter, later inherited the building, and in 1936 she opened the Brick Store Museum inside it. Over time she bought the buildings next door and linked them on the inside into one museum. It keeps the town's archives along with shipbuilding tools, clothing, photographs, letters and maps from life in the Kennebunks.
  • The Wedding Cake HouseLate in his life, George Washington Bourne covered his Federal-style house with scroll-saw Gothic trim as a gift for his wife of many years. A legend gives the credit to a ship captain mourning a young bride lost at sea, but Bourne did the work. The house was sold in 2025, and parts of it went to auction, including an original oil painting of George Washington.
  • Maine's first historic districtSummer Street, lined with homes from Kennebunk's shipbuilding years, was the first historic district in Maine to be placed on the National Register. In 1994 the Register added the Lower Alewive Historic District as well.

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