Mid Coast

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The Mid Coast is a region of Maine that includes the many small coastal towns of Lincoln, Knox, Sagadahoc, and the northern coastal portion of Cumberland Counties. Some of the towns are:

• Alna, Maine
• Arrowsic, Maine
• Bath, Maine
• Boothbay, Maine
• Boothbay Harbor, Maine
• Bowdoin, Maine
• Bowdoinham, Maine
• Bremen, Maine
• Bristol, Maine
• Brunswick, Maine
• Camden, Maine
• Damariscotta, Maine
• Dresden, Maine
• Edgecomb, Maine
• Friendship, Maine
• Georgetown, Maine
• Harpswell, Maine
• Jefferson, Maine
• Monhegan, Maine
• Newcastle, Maine
• Nobleboro, Maine
• Phippsburg, Maine
• Richmond, Maine
• Rockland, Maine
• Thomaston, Maine
• Topsham, Maine
• Union, Maine
• Waldoboro, Maine
• Warren, Maine
• Westport, Maine
• West Bath, Maine
• Whitefield, Maine
• Wiscasset, Maine
• Woolwich, Maine

The Mid Coast is a very popular tourist destination for those looking to relax. The area offers majestic views of Maine's rock-bound coast.

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