Chestertown, MD

Chestertown, Maryland, is a historic town with deep farming roots, now home to a large solar farm. Founded in 1706 along the Chester River, Chestertown has always balanced old traditions with new ideas. Today, it’s part of Maryland’s move toward clean energy, as shown in these drone photos from Dronegenuity.

The drone images show the solar farm’s size and neat layout, with long rows of dark panels stretching over open fields. The land, once mainly used for farming, now supports both agriculture and solar energy. The photos capture the straight lines of panels set against the natural, rolling landscape typical of the area.

The dark solar panels reflect the bright sky, showing how they efficiently capture sunlight. Access roads cut through the site, dividing the rows into sections, while small ponds help with drainage. The setup mixes clean energy with the rural environment.

Chestertown’s flat fields and sunny weather make it a good spot for solar power. This project helps Maryland reach its renewable energy goals while fitting into the local farming scene. The drone photos show how the solar farm works with the surrounding countryside, combining old and new land uses.

These images show how Chestertown is moving forward while keeping its rural feel. The solar farm represents progress in a town known for its history, blending tradition with sustainability.