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Answer
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Capital city
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Augusta
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Most populous city
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Portland
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The only other U.S. state that Maine borders
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New Hampshire
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Canadian provinces that Maine borders
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New Brunswick
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Quebec
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Before 1820, Maine was part of this state
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Massachusetts
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89.5% of Maine's land area is covered by this, more than any other state
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Forest
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Many of this writer's stories are set in Maine, including "Pet Sematary" and "Cujo"
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Stephen King
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Official state animal of Maine; it can weigh over 1000 lbs
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Moose
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5.3% of Maine's residents speak this language at home, more than any other state
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French
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Like many states, Maine claims to be the birthplace of this legendary lumberjack
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Paul Bunyan
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Maine is famous for this type of seafood
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Lobster
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Maine is the only state in the U.S. whose name has just one _______
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Syllable
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2,200 mile trail whose northern terminus can be found in Maine
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Appalachian Trail
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President whose summer home was in Kennebunkport
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George H. W. Bush
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Outdoor retailer, famous for its boots, that had an unlimited return policy until 2018
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L.L. Bean
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National park on the coast of Maine
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Acadia
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Term for a powerful cyclonic winter storm
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Nor'easter
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Poet who wrote "The Song of Hiawatha"
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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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This largest breed of domestic cat originally comes from Maine
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Maine Coon
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"Nor'easter" is a writer's term or another state's term that has taken root with weathermen the last couple decades. Having grown up on an island in Maine with generations going all the way back, the term was seen puzzlingly by old timers when in print it was claimed it was a traditional term. On the coast of Maine the wind direction is nōtheast, with a long O and hard th as in loathe the term nor'easter.
But that's just my take. It works for a quiz I guess.