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Maine History
Map of Maine
Maine Symbols
Maine Economy
Maine Fun Facts
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On March 15, 1820, Maine became the 23rd one of these in America.
States (or State)
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You will find a "star on a Maine map for this city because it is Maine's capital.
Augusta
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This is the Maine's State Animal.
The Moose
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These types of important places in Maine may often have cows, chickens, pigs and apple trees
Farms (or dairy farms)
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The largest one of these ever caught off the Maine coast was said to weigh over 40 pounds and be over 4 feet long.
A Lobster
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You can learn many interesting facts about Maine's history at this place in Augusta.

(Maine) State Museum

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You will see this marked on a map as Maine's tallest mountain. It's part of Baxter State Park.
Mount Katahdin (Katahdin)
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This is Maine's State Berry.
The Blueberry
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This valuable crop (you can eat it, it's brown and grows underground) is grown mostly in Northern Maine.
Potatoes
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This is the official "treat" of the state of Maine. Yum Yum!!!
The Whoopie Pie
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The first people to live in Maine were known as this tribe.
What is Abanaki (or Wabanaki)?
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You will notice this river on a map near the communities of Fryeburg, Hiram, Baldwin, Cornish, Limington, Standish, Buxton, and Saco.

The Saco River

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This is Maine's state bird.
The Chickadee
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Lumber, paper and toothpicks are important to Maine's economy. They are part of this industry in Maine.
What is the forest (or wood) products industry?
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One of 16 counties in Maine, this county includes the town of Limington.

York County

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In July 1939, this 12-year-old boy was lost for nine days in forests near Katahdin (need both first and last names).
Donn Fendler
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You will find this ocean on a map of Maine that borders the state to the south and east.
The Atlantic Ocean.
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This is Maine's state fish.
The Landlocked Salmon
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Factories in Maine that make things such as New Balance sneakers are part of this type of industry
Manufacturing
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Chester Greenwood of Farmington, Maine invented these helpful, cold-weather items to keep us warm.
Earmuffs
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Maine originally became part of this colony in 1691.
Massachusetts
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This state borders Maine to the south and west
New Hampshire
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This is the Maine State insect.
The Honey Bee
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Skiing, camping, fishing and "leaf-peeping" are part of this popular Maine industry.
Tourism (or Leisure) industry
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When interviewed for the book "Lost Trail", Donn Fendler said this was the worst part of being lost in the wilderness for nine days.
The bugs (mosquitoes, black flies also acceptable).