Dead River TWP
West of Carrying Place Town Township, this landscape includes Flagstaff Lake, Little Bigelow Mountain, Myron H. Avery Peak, and West Peak.
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West of Carrying Place Town Township, this landscape includes Flagstaff Lake, Little Bigelow Mountain, Myron H. Avery Peak, and West Peak.
Once known as Hog Island, Little Diamond is a Casco Bay community associated with the City of Portland.
A campground and pond in township T3 R10 WELS, with a roughly one-mile trail around the water.
Dragonflies and damselflies belong to the order Odonata and are often observed above streams, lakes, and gardens.
One of Maine’s longest and most storied waterways, formed by northern and southern branches flowing through western townships.
An introduction to heating and cooling degree days and their use in describing Maine’s climate.
Ground-feeding birds familiar around yards and feeders, with a year-round presence near much of Maine’s coast.
Historical fishery data documenting the changing weight, value, and price of commercial dogfish landings.
An account of the first woman to graduate from Maine Maritime Academy and her maritime education.
A wetland within the Erle R. Kelley Wildlife Management Area, extending through Dresden and adjoining land.
A rural Aroostook County community named for the stream that flows toward the Mattawamkeag River.
A community with historic religious buildings and Runaround Pond, a setting for paddling, water lilies, and birdlife.
A landscape shaped by the Mattawamkeag River system, wildlife habitat, Mud Pond, and outdoor recreation.
A Portland-born temperance advocate whose public life grew from Quaker principles and a successful business career.
The Piscataquis County seat, formed by the union of Dover and Foxcroft and serving as a regional center.
A Penobscot County town crossed by Routes 9 and 202, with broad views around Peaked Mountain.
An Oxford County town where the Webb River meets the Androscoggin, incorporated in the early nineteenth century.
A Hampden-born reformer remembered for her work and for the Maine places connected with her family.
The history and debate surrounding proposed hydropower development on northern Maine waterways.
A Penobscot County community whose history includes woolen manufacturing and nineteenth-century settlement.
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