Sandy Bay Township
A northern township near Jackman, with mountain terrain, major routes, and headwaters connected to the Penobscot watershed.
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A northern township near Jackman, with mountain terrain, major routes, and headwaters connected to the Penobscot watershed.
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Read entry →A Piscataquis County township along Moosehead Lake, shaped by Spencer Bay, Roach River, ponds, roads, and forest habitat.
Read entry →Explore the early settlement and development of this Franklin County township, once associated with neighboring Phillips.
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Read entry →One of two unorganized Maine townships sharing the Soldiertown name, this one lies in Somerset County.
Read entry →Learn about these large, long-necked birds and their appearances in south-central and western Maine.
Read entry →A Bath shipbuilder whose work, business career, and public activity connect Maine’s maritime and political histories.
Read entry →A biographical entry on the Maine-born inventor associated with improvements in telegraph communication.
Read entry →A migratory shorebird seen in Maine during seasonal passage, including along the Harpswell coast.
Read entry →A community on the Harraseeket River with a shipbuilding past and continuing links to boating and coastal recreation.
Read entry →A Portland neighborhood with historic sites tied to the Stroudwater River and the Cumberland and Oxford Canal.
Read entry →The East Branch of the Penobscot River and several small ponds define this unorganized township’s geography.
Read entry →A Civil War officer, Bowdoin graduate, and Maine educator associated with the fighting at Little Round Top.
Read entry →A lake-rich township encompassing parts of Sysladobsis Lake, Pocumcus Lake, and Fourth Machias Lake.
Read entry →A relatively elusive predatory songbird that favors open woods and wetland margins during its time in Maine.
Read entry →Historical data illustrating substantial variation in Maine’s commercial shrimp harvest and changing resource conditions.
Read entry →Historical production and habitat context for Atlantic salmon in Maine’s rivers and commercial fisheries.
Read entry →A historical record of the commercial skate fishery, its brief peaks, market value, and periods without recorded landings.
Read entry →Commercial landing records for silver hake—also called whiting—within Maine’s fisheries archive.
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