Maine Regions
Augusta, Waterville, Caribou
Eastern NE Upland
I drive up I95, pass Pittsfield, Carmel, Hampden, through Bangor and get off one of the Orono exits to join almost 10,000 other people to earn a higher degree.
University of Maine
Lewiston, Auburn
Androscoggin, South Coast
The capital
Augusta
Dribble, drive, push, scoop the ball into the cage.
Field hockey
This region identifies our rocky coastline and is home to hundreds of islands.
Coastal Lowlands
I take a boat down the Kennebec River, pass under the Richmond bridge and the Bath bridge. Before heading to the ocean, I stop to watch big boats being built.
Bath Iron Works
Hallowell, Farmingdale
Kennebec, Eastern NE Upland
The Ocean
Atlantic
Volleyball
The sub-region with the largest city and largest population.
South Coast
I head south on I95, passing Bowdoin and Topsham, then take an exit for Durham and Freeport. I pass a lot of smaller shops to pick up camping items at this large flagship store.
LL Bean
Bangor, Orono, Old Town
Penobscot, Eastern NE Upland
The border state
New Hampshire
Throw, catch, bunt, slap hit, rise ball, drop ball
Softball
Rangeley, Bethel, Kezar Falls are three towns in this sub-region.
Western Lakes
I hop on my bike and head north on the rail trail towards Augusta. I see the waste treatment plant and head towards the YMCA. I then head toward the big dome building on the hill, deciding to learn some history by going here.
Maine State Museum
Calais, Woodland (St. Stephen, Canada)
St. Croix, Downeast
Our northern neighbors...and east and west
Canada
Throw, sprint, run, hurdle, jump, put
Track and field
Penobscot Bay is split into what two sub-regions.
Mid coast and Downeast
I boarded a small plane in Augusta and flew southeast, landing in a small airport off route 3 in Bar Harbor. I went Cadillac Mt, Thunder Hole, and Sand Beach.
Acadia National Park
Madawaska, Ft. Kent (Edmundston, NB, Canada)
St. John, Eastern NE Upland
Largest and most well known city
Portland
Dodge, dive, spin, cradle, rake, screen, pick and roll, lumber