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Wye Island

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Pine forest
Holly tree and signage for it
Field with hay bales

Wye Island is an island surrounded by the Wye River in Queen Anne's County, Maryland, United States. There is one bridge connecting the island to the mainland, Wye Island Road. The area is near the Eastern Shore of Maryland.

Wye Island is a part of the Wye Island Natural Resource Management Area that includes 2,800 acres. It is home to waterfowl populations and is has multiple leisure activities.[1]

The island is noted in Rambles in Colonial Byways by Rufus Rockwell Witson (1865-1949).[2]

The Bordley Family lived on the island.[3] John Beale Bordley experimented with agricultural crops on his estate on Wye Island growing crops including wheat, hemp, flax, and cotton.[4]

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References

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  1. "Wye Island Natural Resource Management Area". VisitMaryland.org. Retrieved 2026-02-15.
  2. Wilson, Rufus Rockwell (1909). Rambles in colonial byways.
  3. Gibson, Elizabeth Bordley; Mifflin, Elizabeth (1865). Biographical Sketches of the Bordley Family, of Maryland.
  4. True, Alfred Charles (1937). A history of agricultural experimentation and research in the United States, 1607-1925 : including a history of the United States Department of Agriculture.