Nantucket Martha’s Vineyard Massachusetts US City Vector Map

Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard are two picturesque islands located off the coast of Massachusetts. Each island has its own distinct character and layout.

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Here’s a detailed description of their districts, communities, and street systems:

Nantucket

**1. Downtown Nantucket

• Description:
  • The historic heart of Nantucket, known for its charming cobblestone streets, well-preserved 18th-century architecture, and vibrant commercial district.
• Key Streets:
  • Main Street: The main commercial artery with a variety of shops, restaurants, and historic buildings. It runs from the harbor to the center of the island.
  • Federal Street: Runs parallel to Main Street, featuring more shops, historic homes, and some government buildings.
  • Centre Street: Connects Main Street with the waterfront, featuring boutiques, eateries, and historic landmarks.

**2. Nantucket Town

• Description:
  • This area encompasses the downtown and surrounding neighborhoods. It is known for its historical charm and bustling activity.
• Key Features:
  • Nantucket Whaling Museum: Located on Broad Street, it showcases the island’s whaling history and maritime heritage.
  • Jetties Beach: A popular beach area with scenic views and recreational facilities.

**3. Siasconset (Sconset)

• Description:
  • A quaint village located on the eastern end of Nantucket, known for its picturesque homes and serene atmosphere.
• Key Features:
  • Sconset Bluff Walk: A scenic walking path along the bluffs offering beautiful ocean views.
  • Sconset Village: Features historic cottages, local shops, and the charming Siasconset Market.

**4. Madaket

• Description:
  • A community on the western end of the island known for its laid-back vibe and stunning sunsets.
• Key Features:
  • Madaket Beach: A popular spot for watching sunsets and enjoying the beach.
  • Madaket Millie’s: A local eatery known for its seafood and casual atmosphere.

**5. Polpis

• Description:
  • A more rural area located in the northeastern part of the island, known for its natural beauty and open spaces.
• Key Features:
  • Polpis Harbor: A scenic spot for boating and fishing.
  • Sustainable Nantucket: A local organization focused on promoting local agriculture and sustainability.

Martha’s Vineyard

**1. Edgartown

• Description:
  • A historic town known for its classic New England architecture, upscale shops, and vibrant waterfront.
• Key Streets:
  • Main Street: The central shopping and dining area, lined with boutiques, restaurants, and historic buildings.
  • North Water Street: Runs parallel to Main Street, featuring charming homes, shops, and views of the harbor.
  • South Water Street: Known for its waterfront properties and scenic views.

**2. Oak Bluffs

• Description:
  • A lively town known for its colorful Victorian cottages, amusement park, and popular beachfront areas.
• Key Streets:
  • Circuit Avenue: The main commercial street with a variety of shops, restaurants, and entertainment options.
  • Seaview Avenue: Features historic cottages and provides access to the beach.
  • Campground: Famous for its collection of colorful “gingerbread” cottages and the historic Oak Bluffs Campground.

**3. Vineyard Haven (Tisbury)

• Description:
  • The primary port of entry for ferries and a bustling town with a mix of historical and modern elements.
• Key Streets:
  • Main Street: The commercial center of Vineyard Haven, with shops, restaurants, and local businesses.
  • Water Street: Runs along the harbor, offering scenic views and access to the waterfront.
  • State Road: Connects Vineyard Haven with other parts of the island and features various shops and eateries.

**4. West Tisbury

• Description:
  • A more rural and agricultural area known for its open spaces, farms, and historic homes.
• Key Features:
  • West Tisbury Village: Features a mix of historic buildings, local shops, and the iconic West Tisbury Library.
  • Alley’s General Store: A historic store offering local goods and a glimpse into the island’s past.

**5. Chilmark

• Description:
  • A picturesque and more secluded town known for its natural beauty and exclusive feel.
• Key Features:
  • Menemsha: A charming fishing village with a scenic harbor and local seafood eateries.
  • Chilmark’s Beaches: Includes Lambert’s Cove Beach and Lucy Vincent Beach, known for their natural beauty and tranquility.

Summary

Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard each have distinct districts and communities reflecting their unique character. Nantucket features historic areas like Downtown, charming villages such as Siasconset and Madaket, and more rural areas like Polpis. Martha’s Vineyard includes bustling towns like Edgartown and Oak Bluffs, the port town of Vineyard Haven, and more serene areas like West Tisbury and Chilmark. Each island has a well-organized street system, with key streets linking major attractions, historic sites, and local amenities.