Castine, Maine
Castine, United States
Castine, Maine has 12 documented cultural connections to places around the world. Below are the most distinctive.
St. Croix River (Maine-New Brunswick)
Connects Castine, Maine to: Saint Andrews, New Brunswick | Saint Croix Parish, New Brunswick
New Ireland (Maine)
Connects Castine, Maine to: Maine | The Maritimes
Samuel Argall
Connects Castine, Maine to: Stafford, Virginia | Passapatanzy, Virginia
Tarrantine
Connects Castine, Maine to: Salem, Massachusetts | Medford, Massachusetts | Bucksport, Maine
Maritimes
Connects Castine, Maine to: Bridgewater, Nova Scotia | Canterbury, New Brunswick | Westmorland County, New Brunswick | Tide Head, New Brunswick
John Coape Sherbrooke
Connects Castine, Maine to: Sherbrooke, Quebec | Hampden, Maine | Sherbrooke, Nova Scotia | Sherbrooke, North Dakota
Grand Banks of Newfoundland
Connects Castine, Maine to: Bristol, England | The Maritimes | St. John's, Kingdom of EnglandKingdom of Great BritainUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and IrelandDominion of Newfoundland | Sable Island, Nova Scotia | Côte-Nord
Treaty of Ghent
Connects Castine, Maine to: Lexington, Kentucky | Penetanguishene, Ontario | Clendenin District, Mason County, West Virginia | Ghent, West Virginia | Ghent, New York
William Bradford (Plymouth governor)
Connects Castine, Maine to: Plymouth, Massachusetts | Kingston, Massachusetts | Friendship, Maine | Winslow, Maine | Bradfordville, Florida
Dalhousie University
Connects Castine, Maine to: Nova Scotia | Moncton, New Brunswick | Halifax, Nova Scotia | Saint John, Kingdom of FranceKingdom of Great BritainUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | Truro, Nova Scotia
Congregational
Connects Castine, Maine to: Durant, Oklahoma | Franklin, New York | Morris, Connecticut | Uxbridge, Massachusetts | Suffield, Connecticut
Mount Desert Island
Connects Castine, Maine to: Maine | Hancock, Maine | Isle au Haut, Maine | North Haven, Maine | Southwest Harbor, Maine