Map of Maine - Cities and Roads

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About the map

This Maine map displays cities, interstate highways, mountains, rivers, and lakes. For example, Portland, Lewiston, and Bangor are major cities shown on this map of Maine.

Maine is the “Lobster State”. Picture tough Atlantic sailors with lighthouses on foggy cliffs. Otherwise, Maine is also known for having the most forested percent area than any other state. Visit these sights which includes Acadia National Park.

The state of Maine borders only one state, and that’s New Hampshire to the southwest. Its other borders are with the Atlantic provinces of Canada, including New Brunswick and the French province of Quebec.

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State capital

Augusta

Major cities and towns

Bangor
Lewiston
Portland
Augusta
Auburn
Bath
Biddeford
Eastport
Ellsworth
Saco
Waterville
Westbrook
Rockland
Belfast
Calais
Caribou
Presque Isle
Vanceboro
Jackman
Orono
Brunswick
Bucksport
Dexter

Dover-Foxcroft
Fort Fairfield
Greenville
Machias
Macwahoc
Madawaska
Mars Hill
Millinocket
Newport
Rumford
Skowhegan
Bar Harbor
Lincoln
Houlton
Fort Kent
Van Buren
Ashland
Topsfield
Farmington
Camden
Kittery
Sanford
Norway

Interstate highways

Interstate-95 (I-95)

Lakes, rivers and creeks

St John River
Moosehead Lake
Kennebec River
Chamberlain Lake
Penobscot River
Allagash River
Gulf of Maine

St Lawrence River
Sebago Lake
Flagstaff Lake
Chesuncook Lake
Bay of Fundy
Penobscot Bay

Mountains in Maine

Appalachian Mountains
Mount Katahdin
Mount Desert

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