Why did we choose the State of Maine as the source of our wild blueberries? Because some of the best natural things in the world come from Maine! Maine is recognized as one of the most healthful states in the United States and it has one of the most pristine and beautiful environments in our country. It's also not very populated so there is plenty of wilderness for wild blueberries to grow.

People who know about Maine appreciate its slower, quieter pace of life.

From the snow-capped mountains in the North, to the clean cold rocky coast in the East, Maine is one of the most beautiful states in the country.

A State with a small, friendly population, natural things abound in Maine. Wild Blueberries, lobsters, moose, puffins (a bird), bears, bald eagles...and a bunch of other wild things all live in Maine, a place where there aren't a lot of people to get in their way.

From old-fashioned covered bridges to quaint little [lobster] fishing villages many Americans imagine a place of wondrous beauty when they think of Maine. Hikers, skiers, fisherman, sailors, kayakers, white water rafters, and wildlife enthusiasts all travel to Maine to "get away from it all" and experience the best of the outdoors.

Maine is recognized for its fabulous fall foliage, its wonderful winter snowfalls, its rushing rivers, its rugged rocky shoreline, the beautiful light houses that dot its coast, and the quality of its life and environment...

People who know Maine know it is a place they can escape to when they want to relax in one of the most amazing places around.

Facts About Maine

• Has a population of over 1 million
• Is about 320 miles long and 210 miles wide
• Is almost as big as all of the other five New England States combined
• Is recognized as one of the most beautiful, healthful, and interesting states in the nation
• Has 17 million acres of forest and about 3,500 miles of coastline
• Has 60 lighthouses including Portland Head Light commissioned by George Washington
• Has about 2,300 square miles of inland water area
• Has over 2,000 coastal islands
• One of its mountains, Mt. Katahdin, is almost one mile high
• Is nationally known for the freshness and quality of its seafood
• Contains about 6,000 lakes and ponds and 5,100 rivers and streams
• Has over 25 ski areas
• Has over 425,000 acres of state and national parks

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