Cities of Maine
Maine lies in the far northeast of the United States, the only state that borders just one other state. Its capital is Augusta, but its largest city is Portland. On this map you fly across Maine and learn where places like Lewiston, Bangor, Waterville and Rockland are located.
Maine is known for its rocky Atlantic coast, dense forests and countless lakes. The Kennebec River and the Penobscot River flow through the state toward the ocean. Its highest point is Mount Katahdin, the northern end of the famous Appalachian Trail. The state is sparsely populated and famous for lobster and the lighthouses along its coast.
Hop in the helicopter and find every place in Maine at your own pace. With Toponauts you learn the map as you fly — a fun, free way for kids and grown-ups to place the state with confidence.
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What is the capital of Maine?
The capital of Maine is Augusta, on the Kennebec River in the south of the state. Augusta is the administrative centre, but it is a small city — far smaller than Portland. It is one of the least populated state capitals in the United States.
What is the largest city in Maine?
The largest city in Maine is Portland, on the Atlantic coast in the south. Portland is an important port and the economic and cultural centre of the state. The capital, Augusta, lies inland and is much smaller than Portland.
What is a striking geographic feature of Maine?
Maine is known for its rocky Atlantic coast, vast forests and many lakes. The Kennebec and the Penobscot are its main rivers. Its highest point, Mount Katahdin, marks the northern end of the famous Appalachian Trail hiking route.
What is the best way to learn the cities of Maine?
The best way to learn the cities of Maine is by playing, with Toponauts. You fly a helicopter over the state and place towns like Augusta, Portland and Bangor on the map yourself. That way you remember where everything is at your own pace — completely free for kids and grown-ups.