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STATE LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT REFERENCE MAP (2014): Maine - State House District 67 70.246984W 44.014357N 44.018932N 70.592565W STATE LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT REFERENCE MAP (2014): Maine - State House District 67 70.246984W A u t u SLDL m n LEGEND D d d r R R 72 ill ille H Cleve Tripp Rd anv ry Joh D r nso SYMBOL DESCRIPTION SYMBOL LABEL STYLE e The n ld Pleasant Lk b d y H R O a i ll r M Heath e R t d n R d e R iv rp e n a r w C International R CANADA o t d C B g d R r u R r J ls a o o Fal n s w es CUMBERLAND 005 ge s n Ed in s SLDL H g il Poland town 60020 l R R d d Federal American Indian ANDROSCOGGIN 001 63 A L'ANSE RES 1880 N d Upper Range Reservation R D n Otisfield town 55960 C R o Pond C s U O t a U L Tobey Rd o M S r C W M d Tenny Hill Rd B Off-Reservation Trust Land O B R B Auburn T1880 E a d R G Maine St l d E L G H R i A l d 02060 I l N R L R N ill A 0 d H D Deerfield Rd H Owl Pond o 0 k N r c State American Indian a 0 1 o D d c 0 c R e a p Tama Res 9400 5 e 0 F P p Reservation i le 0 a s r L 5 T R e Casco d ac h H ill 11090 Rd State Legislative District - SLDL C o P M o ine H o d k u Lower (House) i R Shaker Bog ll n s R t d d a h M in t 94 R R d d a i ds R lls g ar lb in o R r w d C d p E S State (or statistically d H n at NEW YORK 36 a c Parker Pond l h equivalent entity) d o R R P d l SLDL l d a R m S s l l a m i County (or statistically F J 68 s uarry d ERIE 029 e 11 Q R d d equivalent entity) E R Pol tlet and Ou Spri ng R d C o n Minor Civil Division e s Bristol town 07485 c 1 a Shaker Rd (MCD) Naples town 48085 R 11 d 26 S h R a ow d k Lily e Hill R piller e S Consolidated City S r ta MILFORD 47500 Pond t R ion d R d d rl R Sabbathday T k Meadow Ln d c n ra Pond 2 o a P m Incorporated Place a e T Davis 18100 e f Coffee f Naples sley S o g d in R K C C n Pond h o R o a c L d w New Gloucester town 48820 n ow d 48050 s e l a r H e T M C Ledge Hill Rd i r C Census Designated Place l e l n y R R o d r Incline Village 35100 n d o 2 e f r f n (CDP) y e D S e H p H d ring a i P o V l a o l l l l le n o R y d R w d d e R s d R o d R Cobbs Bridge Rd Raymond Pond SLDL DESCRIPTION SYMBOL DESCRIPTION SYMBOL Swamp Rd 65 Interstate 3 Water Body Pleasant Lake Pond Rd Crescent Lk U.S. Highway 2 SLDL S Meadow Rd ab Church Rd Outside Subject Area ba th da 66 Rd y State Highway 4 d R Q u e a v k d Marsh Ln Ja o e R Canadian National Rlwy n c C r kson a Other Road R d i R dm Brandy Pond d Maine Central RR o g y o e lle W a R V Southern RR d Bur nham Railroad D R r a y m 121 o n d H il r l R D S d o d Notched n o o Pond Where international, state, county, and/or MCD boundaries coincide, the map shows go w S le ch p o a o M d the boundary symbol for only the highest-ranking of these boundaries. l R R L d s on d Tw g o ilight Trl B o en d W ne R t t d 1 MCD boundaries are shown in the following states in which some or all MCDs d R R n d a d l o R y il t ins r Pla H n D d r u e function as general-purpose governmental units: Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, D R t s d e R e Maine Central RR rney r c Va o u h o Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire, S l G N New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, In te rv Rd a Vermont, and Wisconsin. (Note that Illinois and Nebraska have some counties covered rk le a P R te d a St by nongovernmental precincts and Missouri has most counties covered by J P ac le k nongovernmental townships.) as Ha W a ll ey n W Rd m t o ild R ut wo h i d o Maine St R d g d 2 Place label color corresponds to the place fill color. e L River Rd n R d r Label colors: Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis 85 D g in ll Lind B A an lu d R eb y R d er F bb ry is ago W Li Ln h Seb ay Ha Club tc Mayberry Rd h e S r 231 ta y te Ch R ar d Pa r N lo 211 rk D n R a R a te d e y D in r m P d Rd o Panther Pond on n P d d tle R R it Town Farm Rd L d r g P D e n n i n d r G n p u e u R a y o m m R e R d t e m d a R r v d ey Crystal Lk Fa Bluff Cir e v R C t P ypt r in d g S m e o E Po R Industriald C R e D s e R d t s g c ns a n ig li Watkins Shores Rd a t lo o R A d S S s R p d R k m o s d o a o r Are ir s h R b g n C e T g n i n T i e c i g h p s Chelsey Ln c R w o n n om m r g e i T A v in Ha d a a b r go s n Stave Mill Rd p a C r W k b a P m D e S d r e y A Aur m S L o o R a r a o n u e P Marie St th g d id d R R Thomas Pond Point Sebago Rd T R d d e t Dr o rr et o B a g w a c g t lfo e a s B u e S r R D i h r a B A d W c B c h w r l ad w r o v ia o M D o d Rd o ay k W r N d w o D e M o od w R ead Ln P d lace C ov G e r e Rd e La n ke R w d oo d d R Songo Cub P R Upper Bay oin d d R n t o Morse Rd R t s Riv d in n o h P o J n re Rd o qui ldr Shaker Rd Meg Wa e orn th w d Ha R Rd view Av n ir e o d a t R F is w m e r Legrow Rd L Fa y Ai Rd Tims lle R Va u n F o s r t e r Adle H d Dr i a y ll o w r d R k B R d P l e M Casco town 11125 M d R il n a o l o S u y s r d eve t a n R A l u lt l l R T Libby ll Rd Bul rl Hi R d M Go re Rd a i n S t 202 d R r D d R d a l ll i l m R il u r A s g r eep d q d W s D C a e o R ui e e l v d la e e f r a R r R ll S i M R c t d a d R A i h n l d e W r a d n i D Rd Ca s n e lto 95 r e P ss d Brown Rd d a R R 100 C lls s L i re ea M c 95 v 26 i A tt d s Rd R r yr ly Ln b l e h b SLDL p e Rd e e k Z K e d roo D Gray town 28870 R B l r W il e H ly y ol De 67 le C p l ot r o Rd D C M l l a a rk i B a P n P e s nn w Lyo y e F a ns a ll a h d P r Ln r S R oi G m n Caton Rd t Gulick N R d d R o F R d r R t Cole R ire ia h d d y L c e n i r e n r e l t n L 2 v a 2 a O s T A u t own P a d F Q S ar k u ly d m s n B i A R R a d D y M s r d m Sebago Lk G M a c n li a C 115 a il Fi r o r New Gloucester Rd re d d M nk W L n R o e r B s n M er u y D i n R v 2 e ta d k a 5 r in D ri c ll V n 4 o R ie L dc d Dr w k o d Top P c o R R d d o W a e R g B l d e i l r p u r t R M a l m r r e e ll C ge v e id ti s e a s A d g S i s t l H e R n s s E L Yarmouth R e d e n d a e d k l d Raymond town 61945 r T C v a R e d O r L ilv d Gray e r a R S R n e l l t h s H i Frost Rd itted d 35 F r p Sebago town 66775 Timber Ln a r o n H T t a e w l d o s S 28835 R i e Ro Rd r d Underw R h W R C L a d a y t M t u d i T r Windward s R m im s b uineg o n e e Q a er D r r n d R R hore R C d S d ould r e B e Pollard Ln k od wo d ern F R P r y o D Rd S a k r r d il G t l lin l gs R a ie R W us n f d tic d st Little Sebago Lk a R R E Ln d n ite Tail d L h e W C n am r p o b h e d t r ll R D S k d h n c r o a a y R l n r l e D o e e B il B s M l a l r R D i d e d a g H R d g ll n i To i e tt A e e t n M Ln i Rd Lake n a Is r r la H n G D d Co Center Rd u P ve R n r d n Rd w t i udse s sc la Kn ie ilL v H n h ill rs R r a d D M For y d Maine Central RR est n R W Rd n Sebago Lk d e e a R J d w T y e y H e r le Rd n o n r o r D h i L r y c Stark Cove Rd S C t k in h r k n d e m g a a u R r L g o n F d U m R u D r H p a e t p F v n e R u o r Mo S C u u d La m M Long Hill Rd s R w m e A a r t b r it e r o y b e R d n g g c d m Linne R y e i it R ll n h L d R W d n i d a l R d r R F W a o l e x a p g R y o d un P North Yarmouth town 53860 E R s d d r ar B e S w e v m i y r a R a D c i e t S h v R Dr o d h v C i y R e rr W d SLDL w ua d Q o s R s l r d d gle o b n n W P o r A l A ea w L i o d c l s d 46 o R a e r k n c e e d v t a s o V r P R D C i Lufkin Rd 231 r e G a R w r a n et d B D d d ns w R u d r Haskell Rd S o d r d Ln n r R e o c k Rd a B m st S ha Gray Rd e ind uc W lo G White s P w oin e t R N d Taylo Middle r L 211 n Beach Rd D l d Tr u t R t rg o d e db n y n e R Ta H S d i n e t a l i R l Hillside Dr Dr Hillside g b h d e i b W g R a d i d r y B s P H o a e d t i rb i n ll R o h t i H r R n R H W B to d e d ra ut a n D r d th Rd s B i Ba ir d sin c e h R Rd d R d R d l d Stu Tr r art S erg a h ndb h or Ta c es r R Forbes Ln O d n L e r u y s i w e H Twin View Cir L l ia r Walnut Hill Rd o H Collins Pond m ig e hl an M d R Varney Mill Rd 5 d d R Gray Rd P d le R a Bridgton Rd sa y nt a V B a ll t ey a R e d r G Frye Island town 27025 W ill iam H Kn a North Windham i s gh k t e R l d l d R R 53685 d B n l lli an Sk i cha d rd R W R d y a F l e t l e F o l r r P a e a a l L s V rt m t ri o a C dg u L Gr o e th k a ee e k le Rd R ly d s e R id d H e R il d l D d R r R d R d ic n h a l v SLDL r i d ll SLDL e e Standish town 73670 R b R l d a m n u a 23 C C 45 Windham town 86025 d Mill R Nash Rd Cumberland town 15430 Ward Rd Rd Ward Rd d n Pope Rd Po Rich Mill Pond S d ta R n d h is c h N a ec Steep Falls e k Ridge Rd B Rd s L n 9 i o t 73985 m t SLDL l r e a H D u Rich Mill Pond c Chadbourne Rd k 24 P o n River Rd Rd River d R d SLDL Gray Rd Main St 25 Maine Central RR d R W p in a d r h t am s Fort Hill Rd k Ce c nt la er B R d d R Tuttle Rd y a Cumberland r G d H 114 R urr Center 15500 L e ica R it ag n an t Park Rd t e g le t R e f Dundee Pond o d R i d Boundary Rd e C ld R d 302 B Bridgton Rd abb idg 202 e R d d ill Rd R M ith d m n Fox S o R u P n SLDL SLDL R Albion Rd d r N Gorham Rd 44 D s 27 rm a K err i F Rd ay Falmouth town 24495 -W -A ck o R H a Gorham town Maine Central RR r H Pope Rd d m u Swett Rd rr R o ica ne n ne hoi 28240 t H R d An d i l R l R ich R ville k d Rd c lo d Winn Rd 237 Ha d n R so ohn J In ver nes s R d 43.765032N 43.769588N 70.585515W 70.241406W The boundaries shown on this map are for Census Bureau statistical data collection and Projection: Albers Equal Area Conic tabulation purposes only; their depiction and designation for statistical purposes does not Datum: NAD 83 PARENT SHEET 1 NAME: State House District 67 Spheroid: GRS 80 constitute a determination of jurisdictional authority or rights of ownership or entitlement.
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