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Map of the U.S. state of Maine showing major cities, county seats, and state boundaries. The map highlights Maine's borders with New Hampshire, Quebec, and New Brunswick, and marks the Atlantic Ocean coastline. A small locator map in the corner shows Maine's position in the northeastern United States.
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Boothbay Harbor

Maine, United States
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Boothbay Harbor, town, Lincoln county, southern Maine, U.S. It lies on a peninsula of the Atlantic coast between the Sheepscot and Damariscotta rivers, 59 miles (95 km) east-northeast of Portland. The town includes the communities of Boothbay Harbor, Bayville, and West Boothbay Harbor. Originally part of Boothbay (supposedly settled in 1630), it was set off and incorporated in 1889 and developed as a trading and shipbuilding centre. Boothbay Harbor is now the pivot of a...

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