Maps of Maine Communities Affected by Sea-level Rise
Below are links to maps of Maine coastal communities that show the impact that a one-meter (shown in red) and a six-meter sea-level rise (shown in yellow) would have on these areas. Click on either the image or the link to open up these maps (jpg format). PLEASE NOTE: These image files are large files and will take a few minutes to download on a dial-up modem. |
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View map of Bath, Maine | ![]() |
View map of Reid State Park, Georgetown, Maine |
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View map of Cranberry Isles, Maine | ![]() |
View map of Scarborough, Maine |
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View map of Damariscotta, Maine | ![]() |
View map of Pine Point, Scarborough, Maine |
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View map of Portland, Maine | ![]() |
View map of Tremont, Maine and Mount Desert Island |
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View second map of Portland, Maine | ![]() |
View map of Kennebunkport, Maine |
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View image of Back Cove, Portland, Maine (facing northwest) | ![]() |
View image of Back Cove, Portland, Maine (facing west) |
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View map of Walker's Point, Kennebunkport, Maine (note: a one-meter sea-level rise is shown in red and a six-meter sea-level rise is shown in yellow) | Take Action!Act now and tell President Bush that the federal government needs to get serious about global warming. Click here to send a personalized message to President Bush. |
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