Images of Cobscook Bay, Maine
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View from Shackford Head, Eastport. © Bill Silliker Jr. |
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2) Aerial view of Eastport. © Bill Silliker Jr. |
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3) Aerial view of Lubec. © Bill Silliker Jr. |
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4) Salmon aquaculture. © Bill Silliker Jr.
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5) Horan Head. Cobscook Bay. © 6/96 Kidman |
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6) Opening day of scallop season in Cobscook Bay. © 11/95 Kidman |
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7) Hallowell Island. Sept 18, 1998. © 9/98 Kidman |
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8) Reversing Falls. © 6/95 Kidman |
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9) The crew of a Cobscook Bay scallop dragger prepares to empty the
drag onto a sorting table. © 11/1/96 Dow |
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10) Reversing Falls. |
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11) Salmon aquaculture, Shackford Head, Eastport. © 9/95 Kidman |
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12) Reversing Falls Park. © 6/95 Kidman |
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13) Johnson Bay, Lubec. © 10/97 J. Dow |
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14) Hurley Neck (mouth of Dennys Bay, Edmunds). © 10/97 J. Dow |
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15) Falls Island and Reversing Falls. © 10/97 J. Dow |
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16) Denbow Point, Cobscook Bay. © The Nature Conservancy |
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17) The Eastport breakwater provides sheltered berthing space for the
hardworking fishing vessels of the Bay. |
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18) Carrying Place Cove, Eastport. © 11/1/95 MEFC. TNC. Kidman
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19) Urchins and Scallops © 11/1/96 Kidman |
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20) Head of South Bay. |
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21) Duck Harbour, looking toward Bellier Cove in Dennys Bay.© 8/93 Kidman |
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22) Dragger in Cobscook Bay. |
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23) The town of Lubec as seen from the air, looking across Johnson Bay
toward Seward Neck. The structures visible in the water are salmon aquaculture
cages. |
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Shorebirds. © Bill Silliker Jr. |
