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List of Cities and Towns in Maine

There are a total of 457 towns and cities in the state of Maine.
Top 10 biggest cities by population are Portland, Lewiston, Bangor, South Portland, Auburn, Biddeford, Sanford, Saco, Augusta, and Westbrook.

Abbot, ME Acton, ME Addison, ME Albion, ME Alfred, ME Alna, ME Andover, ME Anson, ME Ashland, ME Athens, ME Auburn, ME Augusta, ME Baileyville, ME Bangor, ME Bar Harbor, ME Bath, ME Beals, ME Belfast, ME Belgrade, ME Berwick, ME Bethel, ME Biddeford, ME Bingham, ME Blaine, ME Blue Hill, ME Boothbay Harbor, ME Boothbay, ME Bowdoin, ME Bowdoinham, ME Bradford, ME Bradley, ME Bremen, ME Brewer, ME Bridgewater, ME Bridgton, ME Bristol, ME Brooklin, ME Brooks, ME Brooksville, ME Brownfield, ME Brownville, ME Brunswick, ME Buckfield, ME Bucksport, ME Burlington, ME Burnham, ME Buxton, ME Calais, ME Cambridge, ME Camden, ME Canaan, ME Canton, ME Cape Elizabeth, ME Cape Neddick, ME Caribou, ME Carmel, ME Casco, ME Castine, ME Charleston, ME Cherryfield, ME China Village, ME Clinton, ME Columbia Falls, ME Corinna, ME Corinth, ME Cornish, ME Cumberland Center, ME Cumberland Foreside, ME Cushing, ME Cutler, ME Damariscotta, ME Danforth, ME Deer Isle, ME Denmark, ME Dennysville, ME Detroit, ME Dexter, ME Dixfield, ME Dixmont, ME Dover Foxcroft, ME Dresden, ME Durham, ME Eagle Lake, ME East Machias, ME East Millinocket, ME Easton, ME Eastport, ME Eddington, ME Edgecomb, ME Eliot, ME Ellsworth, ME Etna, ME Eustis, ME Exeter, ME Fairfield, ME Falmouth, ME Farmingdale, ME Farmington, ME Fort Fairfield, ME Fort Kent, ME Frankfort, ME Franklin, ME Freedom, ME Freeport, ME Frenchville, ME Friendship, ME Fryeburg, ME Gardiner, ME Garland, ME Georgetown, ME Gorham, ME Gouldsboro, ME Grand Isle, ME Gray, ME Greenbush, ME Greene, ME Greenville, ME Greenwood, ME Guilford, ME Hallowell, ME Hampden, ME Hancock, ME Hanover, ME Harmony, ME Harpswell, ME Harrington, ME Harrison, ME Hartland, ME Hebron, ME Hiram, ME Holden, ME Hollis Center, ME Hope, ME Houlton, ME Howland, ME Hudson, ME Island Falls, ME Islesboro, ME Jackman, ME Jay, ME Jefferson, ME Jonesboro, ME Jonesport, ME Kenduskeag, ME Kennebunk, ME Kennebunkport, ME Kingfield, ME Kittery Point, ME Kittery, ME Lagrange, ME Lebanon, ME Lee, ME Leeds, ME Levant, ME Lewiston, ME Liberty, ME Limerick, ME Limestone, ME Limington, ME Lincoln, ME Lincolnville, ME Lisbon Falls, ME Lisbon, ME Litchfield, ME Livermore Falls, ME Livermore, ME Long Island, ME Lovell, ME Lubec, ME Machias, ME Machiasport, ME Madawaska, ME Madison, ME Manchester, ME Mapleton, ME Mars Hill, ME Masardis, ME Mattawamkeag, ME Mechanic Falls, ME Medway, ME Mexico, ME Milbridge, ME Milford, ME Millinocket, ME Milo, ME Minot, ME Monmouth, ME Monroe, ME Monson, ME Monticello, ME Morrill, ME Mount Desert, ME Mount Vernon, ME Naples, ME New Gloucester, ME New Limerick, ME New Portland, ME New Sharon, ME New Sweden, ME New Vineyard, ME Newcastle, ME Newfield, ME Newport, ME Newry, ME Nobleboro, ME Norridgewock, ME North Berwick, ME North Haven, ME North Yarmouth, ME Norway, ME Oakfield, ME Oakland, ME Ogunquit, ME Old Orchard Beach, ME Old Town, ME Orland, ME Orono, ME Orrington, ME Owls Head, ME Oxford, ME Palermo, ME Palmyra, ME Paris, ME Parsonsfield, ME Passadumkeag, ME Patten, ME Pembroke, ME Penobscot, ME Perham, ME Perry, ME Peru, ME Phillips, ME Phippsburg, ME Pittsfield, ME Plymouth, ME Poland, ME Portage, ME Porter, ME Portland, ME Pownal, ME Presque Isle, ME Princeton, ME Prospect Harbor, ME Randolph, ME Rangeley, ME Raymond, ME Readfield, ME Richmond, ME Robbinston, ME Rockland, ME Rockport, ME Roxbury, ME Rumford, ME Sabattus, ME Saco, ME Saint Agatha, ME Saint Albans, ME Saint Francis, ME Sanford, ME Sangerville, ME Scarborough, ME Searsmont, ME Searsport, ME Sebago, ME Sebec, ME Sedgwick, ME Shapleigh, ME Sherman, ME Skowhegan, ME Smithfield, ME Smyrna Mills, ME Solon, ME Sorrento, ME South Berwick, ME South Bristol, ME South Paris, ME South Portland, ME South Thomaston, ME Southport, ME Southwest Harbor, ME Springfield, ME Springvale, ME Stacyville, ME Standish, ME Stetson, ME Steuben, ME Stockholm, ME Stockton Springs, ME Stoneham, ME Stonington, ME Strong, ME Sullivan, ME Sumner, ME Surry, ME Swans Island, ME Temple, ME Thomaston, ME Thorndike, ME Topsfield, ME Topsham, ME Troy, ME Turner, ME Union, ME Unity, ME Van Buren, ME Vassalboro, ME Vienna, ME Vinalhaven, ME Waldoboro, ME Wallagrass, ME Warren, ME Washburn, ME Washington, ME Waterboro, ME Waterford, ME Waterville, ME Wayne, ME Weld, ME Wells, ME West Kennebunk, ME West Paris, ME Westbrook, ME Westfield, ME Whitefield, ME Whiting, ME Wilton, ME Windham, ME Windsor, ME Winn, ME Winter Harbor, ME Winterport, ME Winthrop, ME Wiscasset, ME Woolwich, ME Yarmouth, ME York Harbor, ME York, ME

About Maine

Quick Facts
Capital City: Agusta

Abbreviation: ME

Population (2019): 1,344,212; Rank: 42 of 50 | Population Quick Facts

Region: Northeast

Admission to Statehood: March 15, 1820 (23rd State)

State Motto: Dirigo

State Nickname: Pine Tree State

Sports Teams: Find the best High School, College, League, and Professional sports teams of Maine State

Origin of State Name: Assumed to be a reference to the state region being a mainland, different from its many surrounding islands

Bordering States: The State of Maine has 1 neighbor namely, New Hampshire.

Area Codes: 207

Zip Codes: Maine Zip Codes

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Bird: Chickadee | List of State Birds

Flag: The state coat of arms is placed on a blue field. In the center of the shield a moose rests under a tall pine tree. A farmer and seaman represents the work that people did in early times. The North Star represents the state motto:”Dirigo” (“I Direct”). Flag adopted 1909.

Flower: White Pine cone and tassel (Pinus strobus ‘Linnaeus’) | Other State Flowers

Soil: Chesuncook

Song: “State Song of Maine” | Words by: Roger V. Snow | Music by: Roger V. Snow Other State Songs | Sheet Music

Tree: Eastern White Pine (Pinus strobus) | Other State Trees

Quarter: Details include Pemaquid Point Lighthouse; the schooner Victory Chimes at sea

Area:

Area: 35,387 sq.mi (91,652 sq.km.), 39th
Land: 30,865 sq.mi. (79,940 sq.km.), 39th
Water: 4,523 sq.mi. (11,715 sq.km.), 12th
Coastline: 228 mi. (367 km.), 9th
Shoreline: 3,478 mi. (5,597 km.), 4th


Largest Cities: Portland | Lewiston | Bangor | South Portland | Auburn |Biddeford | Augusta | Saco | Westbrook | Scarborough

Border States: New Hampshire | List of US Regions

Highest Point: Katahdin Mountain ; 5,268 feet, ( 1,606 m), 22nd tallest

Lowest Point: Maine; sea level, tied for 3rd lowest

Geographic Center: Piscataquis, north of Dover

Blank Outline Maps: Find printable blank map of the State of Maine , without names, so you can quiz yourself on important locations, abbreviations, or state capital.

City Guide: Visit Maine City Guide for a look at geography, local history, architecture, and culture.

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Location:

Absolute Center: 45°15.2’N / 69°14’W
Relative Center: Piscataquis, north of Dover
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State Government
Governor: Janet Mills (D)

Senators: Susan Collins (R) Angus King (I)

Representatives: Senate House

Constitution: Maine’s Constitution

Government Offices Directory: Find all information here at the Maine government offices directory

Electoral College Votes: 4 Votes

Economy

Agriculture: Seafood, poultry and eggs, potatoes, dairy products, cattle, blueberries, apples.
Industry: Paper, lumber, and wood products, electric equipment, food processing, leather products, textiles, tourism.

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  Capital: Augusta

  State abbreviation/Postal code: Maine/ME

  Governor: Paul LePage, R (to Jan. 2019)

  Senators: Susan Collins, R (to Jan. 2021); Angus King, I (to Jan. 2019)

  U.S. Representatives: 2

  Historical biographies of Congressional members

  Secy. of State: Matthew Dunlap, D (since 2012)

  Treasurer: Terry Hayes, Unenrolled

  Atty. General: Janet T. Mills, D (to Dec. 2016)

  Entered Union (rank): March 15, 1820 (23)

  Present constitution adopted: 1820

  Motto: Dirigo (I lead)

  State symbols:

  flower	white pine cone and tassel (1895)
  tree	white pine tree (1945)
  bird	chickadee (1927)
  fish	landlocked salmon (1969)
  mineral	tourmaline (1971)
  song	“State of Maine Song†(1937)
  animal	moose (1979)
  cat	Maine coon cat (1985)
  fossil	pertica quadrifaria (1985)
  insect	honeybee (1975)

  Nickname: Pine Tree State

  < href="/us/states/origin-of-state-names">Origin of name: First used to distinguish the mainland from the offshore islands. It has been considered a compliment to Henrietta Maria, queen of Charles I of England. She was said to have owned the province of Mayne in France.

  10 largest cities (2012): Portland, 66,214; Lewiston, 36,460; Bangor, 32,817; South Portland, 25,088; Auburn, 22,972; Biddeford , 21,309; Augusta , 18,946; Saco, 18,758; Westbrook, 17,606; Windham, 16,901

  Land area: 30,862 sq mi. (79,933 sq km)

  Geographic center: In Piscataquis Co., 18 mi. N of Dover-Foxcroft

  Number of counties: 16

  Largest county by population and area: Cumberland, 281,674 (2010); Aroostook, 6,672 sq mi.

  State forests: 1 (21,000 ac.)

  State parks: 30+

  State historic sites: 18 (403 ac.)

  Residents: Mainer

  2013 resident population: 1,329,328

  2010 resident census population (rank): 1,328,361 (39). Male: 650,056; Female: 678,305. White: 1,264,971 (94.4%); Black: 15,707 (1.1%); American Indian: 8,568 (0.6%); Asian: 13,571 (1.0%); Other race: 4,261 (0.1%); Two or more races: 20,941 (1.4%); Hispanic/Latino: 16,935 (1.3%); 2010 population 18 and over: 1,053,828; 65 and over: 211,080; median age: 42.7.

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  John Cabot and his child, Sebastian, are accepted to have visited the Maine coast in 1498.
  In any case, the primary super durable English settlements were not laid out until over a century after the fact, in 1623.
  
  The principal maritime activity of the Revolutionary War happened in 1775 when colonials caught the British sloop Margaretta off Machias on the Maine coast. In that very year, the British consumed Falmouth (presently Portland).
  
  Long administered by Massachusetts, Maine turned into the 23rd state as a component of the Missouri Compromise in 1820.
  
  Maine produces 98% of the country's low-shrubbery blueberries. Ranch pay is likewise gotten from apples, potatoes, dairy items, and vegetables, with poultry and eggs the biggest selling things.
  
  The state is one of the world's biggest mash paper makers. With practically 89% of its area forested, Maine diverts out wood items from boats to toothpicks. Maine likewise drives the world in the development of the recognizable level tins of sardines, delivering in excess of 75 million of them every year. In 2005, Maine lobstermen landed almost 63 million pounds of lobster. An overabundance of lobsters in 2012, brought about by hotter temperatures and fruitful preservation, drove the cost angler get to 40-year lows, well under $2.00 per pound.
  
  A beautiful seacoast, sea shores, lakes, mountains, and resorts make Maine a famous vacationland. There are in excess of 2,500 lakes and 5,000 streams, in addition to in excess of 30 state parks to draw in trackers, anglers, skiers, and campers.
  
  Significant focal points are Bar Harbor, Acadia National Park, Allagash National Wilderness Waterway, the Wadsworth-Longfellow House in Portland, Roosevelt Campobello International Park, and the St. Croix Island National Monument.

Portland, Lewiston, Bangor, Auburn, Brunswick, Biddeford, Sanford, South Portland, Scarborough