Editing Islesboro, Maine (section)

===Islands and villages===

Situated in upper [[Penobscot Bay]], the island town separates East from West Penobscot Bay. Islesboro Island is narrow, mainly north-south and 14 miles long. Smaller islands include Job Island, Seven Hundred Acre Island, Spruce Island, Warren Island, Seal Island, Ram Island, Thrumcap, Middle Island, Minot Island, Ensign Island (#1 and #2), Lime Island, Flat Island, Hutchins Island, Little Island, Little Bermuda(?), Joe's Rock, and Birch Point. Semi-submerged features include Haskell Ledge, Minor Ledge, and Minot Island Ledge.

The main island consists of two wider landmasses separated by a narrow [[isthmus]] called The Narrows. Neighborhoods and villages (small clusters of buildings) are distributed across the two:<ref>{{cite web |title=DRAFT Comprehensive Plan 2017, Section II: Islesboro 2030 Guiding Statement |url=http://townofislesboro.com/fileadmin/Committees/comprehensive_plan/Section_II.__Islesboro_2030_Guiding_Statement.pdf |author=Town of Islesboro}}</ref>
* Up Island, the northern landmass
** Pripet, also known as Warren's Landing or Beckett's Landing – the historic site of a kiln and steamboat wharf
** North Islesboro – historic village and current site of a general store
** Ryder's Cove – historic summer vacation spot and steamboat destination
* Down Island, the southern landmass
** Islesboro Village, also known as Guinea Village – near Islesboro Harbor
** Hewes Point – historic summer vacation spot and steamboat destination
** Town Center – town offices, community center, and post office
** Grindle Point – current ferry landing, with historic lighthouse
** Dark Harbor – historic summer vacation spot and steamboat destination