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In the New England District HISTORICAL SUMMARY OF FEDERAL NAVIGATION STUDIES AUTHORIZATIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS & FEDERAL NAVIGATION PROJECT MAINTENANCE IN THE NEW ENGLAND DISTRICT MAINE MAINE LIST OF DOCUMENTS AND REPORTS ON RIVERS AND HARBORS IN THE NEW ENGLAND DISTRICT ANDROSCOGGIN RIVER, Brunswick A-1 aka; Brunswick Harbor AROOSTOCK RIVER, Fort Fairfield to Masardis A-2 ATKINS BAY, Phippsburg A-3 BACK COVE, Portland See Also; Portland Harbor B-1 BAGADUCE RIVER, Penobscot B-7 BANGOR HARBOR, Bangor & Brewer B-10 See: Penobscot River BAR HARBOR, Bar Harbor B-15 BASIN COVE, South Harpswell (See Also POTTS HARBOR) B-22 BASS HARBOR, Tremont B-23 BASS HARBOR BAR, Tremont B-25 BEALS HARBOR, Beals (Barneys Cove) B-26 BELFAST HARBOR, Belfast B-27 BIDDEFORD POOL, Biddeford (See WOOD ISLAND HARBOR) -- BIRCH HARBOR, Gouldsboro (No File) -- BLUE HILL HARBOR, Blue Hill B-32 BOOTHBAY HARBOR, Boothbay Harbor B-33 BRUNSWICK CANAL, Brunswick & Harpswell B-36 BRUNSWICK HARBOR, Brunswick (See ANDROSCOGGIN RIVER) -- BUCK HARBOR, South Brooksville (No File) -- BUCKS HARBOR, Machiasport B-37 BUCKSPORT HARBOR, Bucksport & Verona B-39 -i- MAINE LIST OF DOCUMENTS AND REPORTS ON RIVERS AND HARBORS IN THE NEW ENGLAND DISTRICT (Continued) BUNGANUC CREEK (Maquoit Bay), Harpswell & Brunswick B-42 BUNKER HARBOR, Gouldsboro B-43 CALF ISLAND HARBOR, Roque Bluffs (Johnsons Cove) C-1 CAMDEN HARBOR, Camden C-2 CAMPOBELLO INTERNATIONAL PARK, Deer Isle, New Brunswick, Canada Mulholland Point Lighthouse - Shore Protection along Lubec Channel C-7 CAPE NEDDICK HARBOR, York C-8 CAPE NEWAGON HARBOR, Southport C-9 CAPE PORPOISE HARBOR, Kennebunkport C-10 CAPE SMALL HARBOR, Phippsburg (Small Point Harbor) C-13 CARVERS HARBOR, Vinalhaven C-14 CASCO BAY, Cumberland and Sagadahoc Counties C-17 CASTINE HARBOR, Castine (No File) -- CATHANCE RIVER, Bowdoinham C-18 CENTER HARBOR, Brooklin C-20 CHANDLERS RIVER, Jonesboro & Jonesport C-21 CLAM COVE, Rockport (See GLEN COVE HARBOR) -- COBBESECONTEE CANAL, Gardiner to Leeds C-22 COBSCOOK FALLS, Pembroke & Trescott C-23 CONARY COVE, Deer Isle C-24 COREA HARBOR, Gouldsboro C-25 COZY HARBOR, Southport (See HENDRICKS HARBOR) -- -ii - MAINE LIST OF DOCUMENTS AND REPORTS ON RIVERS AND HARBORS IN THE NEW ENGLAND DISTRICT (Continued) CRANBERRY ISLAND HARBOR, Cranberry Isles aka; Hadlock Cove or 'The Pool' C-28 CRIEHAVEN HARBOR, Criehaven (Ragged Island) C-29 CUNDYS HARBOR, Harpswell C-31 CUTLER HARBOR (Little River), Cutler (No File) -- DAMARISCOTTA RIVER, Damariscotta & Newcastle D-1 DEER ISLAND THOROFARE, Stonington D-2 DREDGED MATERIAL DISPOSAL STUDY, Maine & New Hampshire D-3 DUCKTRAP HARBOR, Lincolnville aka: (Old) Lincolnville Harbor D-4 EAST BOOTHBAY HARBOR, Boothbay E-1 EASTPORT HARBOR, Eastport E-2 EAST SIDE COVE, Deer Isle E-5 EAST THOMASTON HARBOR, Rockland (See ROCKLAND HARBOR) -- FALMOUTH HARBOR, Falmouth F-1 FRENCHBORO HARBOR, Frenchboro (Lunt Harbor) F-2 FRENCHS BEACH HARBOR, Lincolnville aka; (Modern) Lincolnville Harbor F-4 GEORGES RIVER AND THOMASTON HARBOR, St. Georges & Cushing to Thomaston G-1 GILKEY HARBOR, Isleboro G-3 GLEN COVE HARBOR, Rockland (Clam Cove) G-4 GOTT ISLAND HARBOR, Tremont G-5 GREAT CHEBEAGUE ISLAND, Cumberland G-6 -iii - MAINE LIST OF DOCUMENTS AND REPORTS ON RIVERS AND HARBORS IN THE NEW ENGLAND DISTRICT (Continued) HARRASEEKET RIVER, Freeport (Freeport Harbor) H-1 HENDRICKS HARBOR, Southport (Cozy Harbor) H-3 INDIAN CREEK, Vinalhaven I-1 INTRACOASTAL (INLAND) WATERWAY, Portland to Boston I-2 Via: Spruce Creek (Kittery), York River, Ogunquit River, Webhannet River, Wells & Little River Marshes, Mousam River, Kennebunk River, Saco River (Biddeford upstream to East Limington), Sabago Lake, Presumpscot River, and the Fore River to Portland Harbor. ISLE AU HAUTE THOROFARE, Isle au Haute I-3 ISLE OF SHOALS HARBOR, Isles of Shoals (Gosport Harbor) I-6 JONESPORT HARBOR, Jonesport (Sawyers Cove) J-1 JOSIAS RIVER AT PERKINS COVE, Ogunquit J-4 KENDUSKEAG RIVER, Bangor K-1 KENNEBEC RIVER, Phippsburg to Augusta – In Two Binders Reports since 1970 K-2 Reports through 1970 K-5 KENNEBUNK RIVER, Kennebunkport & Kennebunk K-23 KITTERY HARBOR, Kittery K-33 LINCOLNVILLE HARBOR, Lincolnville (See FRENCHS BEACH HARBOR) -- LONG COVE, Saint George L-1 LUBEC CHANNEL, Lubec, ME & Deer Isle, NB L-2 MACHIAS RIVER, Machias, East Machias & Machiasport M-1 MAINE COASTAL & TIDAL AREAS, Hurricane Survey Report M-4 MARSH RIVER, Frankfort, aka South Branch Penobscot River M-5 MATINICUS HARBOR, Matinicus M-7 MEDOMAK RIVER, Bremen & Waldoboro M-10 -iv - -v- MAINE LIST OF DOCUMENTS AND REPORTS ON RIVERS AND HARBORS IN THE NEW ENGLAND DISTRICT (Continued) MONHEGAN HARBOR, Monhegan M-11 MOOSABEC REACH BAR, Jonesport M-13 MOUNT DESERT NARROWS, Trenton and Bar Harbor M-17 NARRAGUAGUS RIVER, Milbridge N-1 NEW HARBOR, Bristol N-5 NEW MEADOWS RIVER, West Bath & Harpswell (See BRUNSWICK CANAL) N-7 NORTHEAST HARBOR, Mount Desert N-8 NORTH HAVEN HARBOR, North Haven N-9 OGUNQUIT HARBOR, Ogunquit & Wells (See Also JOSIAS RIVER) O-1 ORLAND RIVER, Orland O-2 OWLS HEAD HARBOR, Owls Head O-3 PARKER HEAD HARBOR, Phippsburg P-1 PASSAMAQUODDY BAY TIDAL POWER PROJECT, Eastport, Lubec & Perry P-2 PATTEN BAY, Surry P-3 PEAKS ISLAND CHANNEL, Portland P-4 PENNAMAQUIN, Pembroke P-5 PENOBSCOT RIVER, Stockton Springs & Verona to Bangor & Brewer – In Two Binders P-6 Reports through 1980 Reports since 1980 PENOBSCOT RIVER ABOVE BANGOR, Bangor to Old Towne P-20 PEPPERELL COVE & CHAUNCEY CREEK, Kittery P-21 PERIO POINT COVE, Beals P-23 PERKINS COVE, Ogunquit (See JOSIAS RIVER) -- -vi - PIGEON HILL BAY, Steuben (No File) -- -vii - MAINE LIST OF DOCUMENTS AND REPORTS ON RIVERS AND HARBORS IN THE NEW ENGLAND DISTRICT (Continued) PIG ISLAND GUT, Beals P-24 PINE POINT HARBOR, Scarborough (See SCARBOROUGH RIVER) -- PLEASANT RIVER, Addison P-25 PORTLAND HARBOR, Portland & South Portland – In Three Binders P-26 Reports through 1959 1960 to 1979 Reports since 1980 PORTSMOUTH HARBOR & PISCATAQUA RIVER, Maine & New Hampshire P-50 POTTS HARBOR, South Harpswell P-61 PRESUMPSCOT RIVER, Portland P-62 PROSPECT HARBOR, Gouldsboro P-63 PROUTS NECK HARBOR OF REFUGE, Scarborough P-64 RICHMOND HARBOR, Richmond & Perkins R-1 See Also; Kennebec River RICHMOND ISLAND HARBOR, Cape Elizabeth R-5 ROCKLAND HARBOR, Rockland R-8 aka: East Thomaston Harbor (Old Reports) ROCKPORT HARBOR, Rockport R-17 ROGERS ISLAND HARBOR, Lubec R-20 ROUND POND HARBOR, Bristol R-21 ROYAL RIVER, Yarmouth R-22 SACO RIVER, Saco & Biddeford – In Two Binders S-1 Reports through 1978 Reports since 1978 SAINT CROIX RIVER, Calais S-16 SAINT GEORGES RIVER, St. Georges & Cushing to Thomaston S-21 -viii - SAINT JOHNS RIVER (BIG RAPIDS), Allagash S-24 -ix - MAINE LIST OF DOCUMENTS AND REPORTS ON RIVERS AND HARBORS IN THE NEW ENGLAND DISTRICT (Continued) SALMON FALLS RIVER, South Berwick, Maine & New Hampshire S-25 SASANOA RIVER, Woolwich & Arrowsic to Westport & Georgetown S-26 SCARBOROUGH RIVER (PINE POINT HARBOR), Scarborough S-30 SEARSPORT HARBOR, Searsport S-33 SHEEPSCOT RIVER, Wiscasset, Edgecomb, Boothbay & Westport S-35 SOUTH BRANCH PENOBSCOT RIVER (See MARSH RIVER, Frankfort) -- SOUTH BRISTOL HARBOR (THE GUT), South Bristol S-36 SOUTHWEST HARBOR, Southwest Harbor S-38 STOCKTON HARBOR, Stockton Springs S-39 STONINGTON HARBOR, Stonington S-40 SULLIVAN FALLS HARBOR, Sullivan & Hancock S-42 SUMMER HARBOR, Winter Harbor & Gouldsboro S-45 TENANTS HARBOR, St. Georges T-1 THOMASTON HARBOR, Thomaston, South Thomaston, St. George T-2 (See SAINT GEORGES RIVER) UNION RIVER, Ellsworth & Surry U-1 WELLS HARBOR, Wells – In Three Binders W-1 Reports through 1977 1978 to 1999 Reports since 2000 WESKEAG RIVER, South Thomaston W-10 WILLS STRAIT, Harpswell W-11 WINTER HARBOR, Winter Harbor W-12 WOHOA BAY, Addison W-13 WOOD ISLAND HARBOR & BIDDEFORD POOL, Biddeford W-14 YORK HARBOR, York Y-1 -x- MAINE LIST OF DOCUMENTS AND REPORTS ON RIVERS AND HARBORS ANDROSCOGGIN RIVER, Brunswick & Topsham , Page 1 aka; Brunswick Harbor IN FILE: House Doc. #646, 71st Congress, 3rd Session, 2 December 1930 (Called for by the River & Harbor Act of 21 January 1927 & HD #308, 69th Congress) Comprehensive Report on Navigation, Flood Control, Power Development & Irrigation, 12 July 1929 (Unfavorable) Found No Justification for Navigation Improvements House Doc. #79, 65th Congress, 1st Session, 28 April 1917 (Called for by the River & Harbor Act of 27 July 1916) Preliminary Examination, 17 January 1917 Examined : Providing a River Channel between Merrymeeting Bay and Lewiston & Auburn, 18 Feet Deep MLW, with Locks & Dams at Brunswick and Above. Extract of the Annual Report for 1884, Appendix A-12, Page 473 Preliminary Examination, 7 October 1882 (Unfavorable) Examined : Providing a Channel from Merrymeeting Bay to below the Falls at Brunswick, at - 4 Feet MLW by 150 feet Wide. Dredging would only be Required above Fosters Island (100,000 cy Estimated). Extract of the Annual Report for 1882, Appendix A-22, Page 527 Survey Report, 13 December 1881 (Unfavorable) (Called for by the River & Harbor Act of 3 March 1881) (Also as Senate Executive Doc. #45, 47th Congress, 1st Session) Considered : Providing a Channel -6½-Feet MLW by 150 Feet Wide from Deep Water in the River below Fosters Island, about 2¼ Miles Upriver to below the Falls at Brunswick (100,000 cy Estimated), with Protection of the Riverbank by Brush Dikes and Closing the Branch Channel North of Cow Island with a Dike. NOT ON FILE: Senate Executive Doc. #30, 48th Congress, 1st Session Preliminary Examination, 7 October 1882 (See Above: AR 1884 Extract) Examined : Providing a Channel from Merrymeeting Bay to Brunswick. Senate Executive Doc. #45, 47th Congress, 1st Session, 1881? (Called for by the River & Harbor Act of 1881) Recommended : Providing a Channel Connecting the Kennebec River with Brunswick, at -6.5-Feet MLW by 150-Feet Wide. (Not Acted On) SEE ALSO: Ammonusuck Canal, NH (1828 Survey) Brunswick Canal (1828 Survey) Cobbesecontee Canal (1828 Survey) A-1 MAINE LIST OF DOCUMENTS AND REPORTS ON RIVERS AND HARBORS AROOSTOCK RIVER, Fort Fairfield to Masardis Page 1 IN FILE: Extract of the Annual Report for 1874, Appendix Y-21, Portland District Extract, Page 54 - Survey Report, 13 December 1873 (Favorable) As Contained in House Ex.
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