Bristol peninsula

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The Bristol peninsula is a coastal landform in Lincoln County, Maine, known for its historic villages, lighthouses, and scenic views along the Gulf of Maine.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal landform
peninsula
adjacentTo Damariscotta River
Johns Bay
Muscongus Bay
administrativeCenter Bristol, Maine
borders Gulf of Maine
climate humid continental climate
coastType rocky Atlantic coast
contains Chamberlain, Maine
New Harbor Harbor
Pemaquid Beach
Pemaquid Harbor
Pemaquid Point
Pemaquid Point Lighthouse
Round Pond, Maine
town of Bristol, Maine
village of New Harbor, Maine
village of Pemaquid, Maine
country United States
county Lincoln County
hasActivity birdwatching
boating
fishing
hiking
whale watching
hasFeature historic villages
lighthouses
rocky coastline
scenic ocean views
summer cottages and vacation homes
tourism-based economy
working fishing harbors
knownFor Pemaquid Point Lighthouse
coastal scenery
lobster fishing
maritime history
locatedIn Lincoln County, Maine
Maine
United States
partOf Mid Coast region of Maine
linked to: Midcoast Maine
state Maine
tourismSeason early fall
summer

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Maine State Route 130 servesArea Bristol peninsula