In Maine, few towns have histories so firmly bound to Casco Bay as Falmouth. Set on the bay’s northeastern shore, just north of Portland, it combines residential neighborhoods with shoreline access at Falmouth Town Landing and links to the bay’s coves and islands. Mackworth Island, reached by a causeway, is a state park with walking trails and the home of the Maine Educational Center for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. Incorporated in 1718, Falmouth once covered a far larger area that included land from which Portland was later formed. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Falmouth’s shore relates to Casco Bay and the Portland area.
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