Augusta
Augusta, the capital of Maine, USA; 19,100 residents (2010). The city is known for its historic buildings, the well-restored Fort Western (1754) and the impressive State House from 1829. In addition to the state administration, it has a university department, a state hospital and a number of smaller industries with roots dating back to the 1800’s. (timber, textiles, clothing). The city is crossed by the Kennebec River, which was formerly an important trade route. 
- CountryAAH: Lists all cities and towns of Maine in alphabetical order. Covers maps and airports in each major city in the state of Maine.
Portland
Portland (Maine), largest city in Maine, USA; 66,200 residents (2010). The town is located by Casco Bay and is an old port town (grdl. 1632), which since 1800-t. has had a large export of wood products, grain and later oil. In addition to fishing and port activities, the economy is based on industry. The sights include the renovated Old Port Exchange and the poet Henry Longfellow’s childhood home, now an art museum.
- Abbreviationfinder website: Lists 2-letter and 3-letter abbreviations for Maine. Also covers state facts, major cities, and popular acronyms about the state of Maine.
