Porcupine Islands

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The Porcupine Islands are a small group of forested, rocky islands off Bar Harbor in Frenchman Bay, Maine, known for their scenic views within Acadia National Park.

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Porcupine Islands canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archipelago
island group
access boat only
administrativeAuthority U.S. National Park Service
climate humid continental climate
conservationFocus seabird nesting habitat
country United States of America
geology granite bedrock
hasIsland Bald Porcupine Island
Burnt Porcupine Island
Long Porcupine Island NERFINISHED
Rum Key
Sheep Porcupine Island
hasNameOrigin named for resemblance to a porcupine’s back when seen from the water
hasVegetation coniferous forest
hasWildlife bald eagles
harbor seals
seabirds
knownFor boat tours
scenic views
sea kayaking
wildlife viewing
locatedIn Frenchman Bay
Gulf of Maine
Maine
New England
North Atlantic Ocean
linked to: North Atlantic
locatedNear Bar Harbor, Maine
locatedOffCoastOf Mount Desert Island
nearbyHarbor Bar Harbor
nearbyTown Bar Harbor, Maine
overlooks Bar Harbor waterfront
partOf Acadia National Park
coastal islands of Maine
protectedAreaStatus federal protected area
recreation birdwatching
paddling
photography
region Hancock County, Maine
shippingChannel Frenchman Bay navigation routes
terrainFeature forested interior
rocky shores
steep cliffs
tourism featured in Acadia National Park cruises
popular sightseeing destination
viewOf Cadillac Mountain

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Cadillac Mountain hasViewOf Porcupine Islands
Frenchman Bay hasViewOf Porcupine Islands
Bar Harbor hasViewOf Porcupine Islands