Matinicus Island

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Matinicus Island is a remote, year-round inhabited island community in the Gulf of Maine, known for its long-standing lobster fishing tradition and rugged maritime character.

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Matinicus Island canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf inhabited island
island
island community
lobster fishing community
country United States
county Knox County
culturalCharacteristic multi-generational fishing families
tight-knit community
demographicCharacteristic fishing families
small population
distanceFromShore approximately 20 miles off the coast of Maine
governedAs plantation in the state of Maine
hasAccess boat only
small aircraft
hasClimate maritime climate
hasEconomicActivity fishing industry
lobster fishery
hasEducation small local school with intermittent operation
hasFeature lobster wharves
rocky coastline
small harbor
working waterfront
hasInfrastructure limited public services
hasPostalService seasonal or limited post office service
hasPowerSupply local generation and small-scale systems
hasPrimaryIndustry lobstering
hasRisk economic dependence on lobster stocks
exposure to severe coastal storms
hasSettlementType plantation
hasTransportation no bridge connection
served by small airstrip
knownFor commercial fishing
lobster fishing
rugged maritime character
language English
locatedIn Atlantic Ocean
Gulf of Maine
Knox County, Maine
Maine
New England
Northeastern United States
locatedOffCoastOf Midcoast Maine
Rockland, Maine NERFINISHED
partOf Matinicus Isle Plantation
populationCharacteristic year-round inhabited
state Maine
timeZone Eastern Time Zone
transportConnection ferry service from Rockland, Maine

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Knox County, Maine containsIsland Matinicus Island
Penobscot Bay hasMajorIsland Matinicus Island
Knox County, Maine containsIsland Matinicus Island
subject linked to: Knox County