1. Allagash Lake, T8 R142. Aroostook State Park, Presque Isle3. Bigelow Lodge, Bigelow TWSP4. Bradbury Mountain State Park, Pownal5. Brown Brook, T9 R9 WELS6. Camden Hills State Park (2)7. Caucomgomoc, T7 R158. Chamberlain Bridge, T6 R11 (3)9. Chesuncook, T3 R12 (2)10. Churchill Dam, T10 R12 (3)11. Clayton Lake, T11 R14 12. Cobscook Bay Park, Edmunds TWSP (2)13. Colonial Pemaquid State

Historic Site, Pemaquid14. Crescent Beach—Two Lights,

Cape Elizabeth15. Daaquam, T11 R17 16. Deboullie, T15 R917. Duck Lake Units, Oqiton TWP18. Eagle Lake TWP, T8 R1319. Eagle Island State Historic Site,

Harpswell20.Fort Knox State Park, Prospect21. Fort Point State Park, Stockton Springs22.Grafton Notch State Park, Grafton TWP23. Hay Lake, T6 R8 24. Holbrook Island Sanctuary, Brooksville25. Lake St. George State Park, Liberty26. Lamoine State Park, Lamoine27. Lily Bay State Park, Beaver Cove TWSP28.Lock Dam, T7 R1329. Michaud Farm, T15 R1130. Mount Blue State Park, Weld (3)31. Musquacook, T11 R1132. Nahmakanta Lake, T1 R1133. Peaks—Kenny State Park, Dover-Foxcroft34.Penobscot River corridor, T3 R1235. Penobscot River corridor, T2 R10 (2)36. Penobscot River corridor, T3 R1437. Penobscot River corridor,

Seboomook TWP38.Pittston Farm, Pittston Academy Grant39. Popham Beach State Park, Phippsburg40.Quoddy Head State Park, Lubec41. Range Pond State Park, Poland

42.Rangeley Lake State Park, Rangeley43. Reid State Park, Georgetown44.Roque Bluffs 45. Round Pond, T6 R1146.Saint Pamphile, T15 R1547. Scraggly Lake, T7R848.Sebago Lake State Park, Casco

49. Sebago Lake State Park, Naples (2)50.Snare Brook, T9 R13 WELS51. Telos Units, T6 R1152.Umsaski, T6 R13 (2)53. Warren Island, Islesboro54.Wolfe’s Neck Woods State Park, Freeport

1. Allagash Lake Station, T8 R14 2. Baker Lake Camp, T7 R17 3. Big Camp (Green Point), Dresden 4. Big Eagle Lake Station (Waterway), T8 R135. Camp Ingram (Eagle Lake Plaisted), T16 R66. Camp Marie (Portage Pond), T9 R11 7. Camp Orcutt, Castle Hill 8. Caucomgomoc Camp, T7 R15 9. Chesuncook Camp, T5 R13 10. Clayton Lake Warden House, T11 R14 11. Clear Lake Camp, T10 R11 12. Coffeelos Wdn House (Chamberlain), T6 R1113. Daaquam Warden House, T11 R17 14. Duck Lake Camp, Oqiton TWP 15. Eagle Lake Warden Pilot House, T16 R616. East Musquash (Lake) Camp, Kossuth 17. Freeman Camp, Freeman 18. Frye Mountain Camp, Montville 19. Lily Bay Camp, Lily Bay 20. Mass Bog Station, Massachusetts Gore21. Naples Camp, Naples 22. Nicatous Camp, T41 MD 23. Parmachenee Station, Lynchtown 24. Pittston Farm Station, Pittston 25. Ripogenus Warden House, T3 R11 26. Rocky Mountain Station, T17 R12 27. Round Pond Allagash Station, T13 R12 28. Round Pond Thoroughfare Station, T6 R1129. Soule Ridge Camp, T7 R8 30. St. Croix Camp, Fowler TWP 31. St. Zacharie House (Boundary), T5 R2032. Sunday Cove Station, Magalloway PLT 33. Thissell Pond Station, T5 R1134. Umsaskis Lake Camp, T11 R13 35. Wesley Warden House, T31 MD BPP

Maine Warden Service sitesIncludes the facilities of the Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife and the warden service

Baker Lake CampMaine Warden Service, T7 R17

Conserved landLands protected as state and nationalparks, preserves or under conservationeasements

Department of Conservation sitesMaine Warden Service sites

Department of Conservation and Maine Warden Service field facilities and the conserved lands of Maine

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The state of Maine’s Department of Conservation and Department ofInland Fisheries and Wildlife, including the warden service, maintain more than 90 structures on sites throughout the state. While some of the ranger stations, cabins and outbuildings are quite remote, others are in more heavily visited spots. These buildings aren’t open toeveryone, but whether you’re a state biologist doing research in thefield, a warden involved in law enforecement or a tourist exploring a popular vacation site, these state-owned properties play role in protecting and managing Maine’s conserved lands.

Department of Conservation sitesIncludes the facilities (or groups of facilities)of the Bureau of Parks and Lands, MaineForest Service, Bureau of Geology andNatural Areas and the Land Use Regulation Commission

BANGOR DAILY NEWS GRAPHIC BY ERIC ZELZSOURCES: Maine Dept. Of Conservation; Maine Dept. of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife; MEGIS

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