Sagadahoc

county, Maine, United States
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Sagadahoc, county, southwestern Maine, U.S. It has the smallest land area of any county in the state, consisting of a coastal region bounded to the southwest by the Androscoggin and New Meadows rivers, to the south by the Atlantic Ocean, to the southeast by the Back River and Sheepscot Bay, and to the northeast by the Kennebec River. Merrymeeting Bay is at the confluence of six rivers, notably the Androscoggin and Kennebec. White pine is the dominant species of tree in the county. Recreational areas include Reid and Popham Beach state parks. Sagadahoc county was created in 1854; its name ...(100 of 179 words)