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Quoddy Head State Park

park, Lubec, Maine, United States
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Quoddy Head State Park is located in Lubec, Maine, at the easternmost point of the continental United States. The park features a lighthouse that was originally built in 1808 and rebuilt in 1858. Lubec itself is a town in Washington County, Maine, known as a commercial center for fishing and resort activities, with industries including sardine and salmon processing. The town is connected by a bridge to Campobello Island, Canada, where President Franklin D. Roosevelt had a summer home.12

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  3. Maine - Cultural life

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