Scarborough
Built around the colonial settlement at Black Point, Scarborough grew into a coastal town beside the Gulf of Maine. Its territory extends from the tidal channels of Scarborough Marsh, Maine’s largest salt marsh, to the beaches of Pine Point and the rocky headland of Prouts Neck. The Nonesuch River crosses the town on its way to the marsh, while the Maine Turnpike carries regional traffic through the inland side. Prouts Neck is closely associated with the American painter Winslow Homer, who lived and worked there from 1883 until his death in 1910. Wetlands, shoreline neighbourhoods and major transport routes give Scarborough a distinctive southern Maine identity.
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Scarborough combines Atlantic shoreline with protected salt-marsh habitat in a way that reflects its position on Saco Bay. Its coast includes Prouts Neck, a rocky peninsula beside sandy Scarborough Beach, while Scarborough Marsh is Maine’s largest salt marsh and an important habitat for birds. American painter Winslow Homer lived and worked at Prouts Neck from 1883 until his death in 1910; his studio remains a landmark of Maine art history. Beaches, tidal waters and residential coastal districts meet here south of Portland. Move on to other webcams in Maine to compare coastal landscapes and settings around Saco Bay.
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