Maine

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MAINE THE PINE TREE STATE When When dawn breaks over the United States the first rays of sunlight fall upon the craggy coast of Maine The state is treasured for its rugged landscape from thick forests and rolling mountains to a coastline that hides deep protected bays and coves Just off the mainland the Atlantic Ocean is sprinkled with hundreds of rocky islands Many of them are home to fishing boats or summer guests People from all over the country flock to Maine to enjoy such treasures as Acadia National Park and the state's many charming coastal towns Maine is also famous for its fish and tasty lobsters Maine is called the Pine Tree State because of the vast forests that cover most of its land Logging and shipbuilding began in Maine in the 1600s The state's outdoor resources are still important today although they are carefully managed for future generations to enjoy A Maine Lobsterman shows off his catch of the day The state is famous for its tasty lobsters MAINE