Editing Eastbrook, Maine (section)

=== Areas ===

Eastbrook is a Municipality, governed by a [[New England Town]] style government with a board of selectmen and an annual open [[Town Meeting]]. While it is unitary municipal authority within Hancock County, the Town is essentially a series of small enclaves, [[hamlets]], and [[villages]], which encompass the geographic features of the area. The most well known are:
*  Eastbrook Village / Greenwood Grange: located at the crossroads of Molasses Pond Road & Rte 200. Location of the Eastbrook Church, Municipal Offices, and a feel hope mes. 
*  Cave Hill: adjacent to the eponymous school and hill; near the Village proper and Rte 182. 
*  Molasses Pond: located along the northern shore of the pond of the same name, home to the Molasses Pond House. 
*  Back Cove / Schoodic Shore: area located along the southern side of Molasses Pond. 
*  Deep Cove: a small hamlet of a few camps and cottages on Molasses Pond’s eastern shore. 
*  Western Shore / Macomber Mill: located along Neck Hill Ridge on the west shore of Molasses, running down in to Franklin. 
*  Sugarhill: a Hamlet on the hill of the same name, with a view dominated by Molasses Pond and the Schoodic Foothills. 
*  Roaring Brook: a few homes and camps scattered along a brook of the same name. 
*  Webb Pond: homes, camps, and cottages along the shores of the same named Pond. 
*  Abrams Pond: same as above. 
*  Bull Hill: site of the Bull Hill Wind Power Project. 
*  Township 16: a separate, survey township to the west of the town. 
*  Stone Dam: area adjacent to the stream and road of the same name. 
*  Waltham Crossing: area adjacent to the junction of Rte 182 & Rte 200. 
*  Foothills: area along Rte 200 from Franklin up to the Village Proper. 
*  Martin’s Ridge: visible from parts of town, this area is primarily within the Blackswoods and Franklin.

Eastbrook was named for its relationship to the Union River watershed, being the site of the eastern branches that fed the river. 
Adjacent to the towns of Waltham, Mariahville, Fletchers Landing Township, Franklin, Blackswoods Township, and inland Unorganized Central Hancock County, Eastbrook is considered part of Downeast Maine’s interior. The area hosts the Annual ''Eastbrook Days Festival'', typically with events at the Molasses Pond House beach area or the Village proper.