Jewell Island

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Jewell Island is a small, mostly undeveloped island off the coast of Maine known for its scenic hiking trails, World War II-era military ruins, and popular anchorage for boaters in Casco Bay.

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Jewell Island canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf island
landform
access boat only
archipelago Calendar Islands
country United States of America
surface form: United States
hasAnchorage Cocktail Cove
East side anchorage
hasCharacteristic mostly undeveloped
rocky shoreline
wooded
hasFacility campsites
fire rings
pit toilets
hasNaturalFeature forested interior
rocky beaches
tidal coves
hasRemnant communications infrastructure ruins
concrete gun emplacements
foundations of military buildings
hasStructure World War II bunkers
World War II observation towers
former coastal defense installations
underground tunnels
hasTouristAttraction World War II-era military ruins
popular anchorage
scenic hiking trails
hasUse boating destination
camping area
hiking destination
recreation area
hasView Atlantic Ocean
surrounding Casco Bay islands
isPopularWith boaters
campers
hikers
kayakers
locatedIn Atlantic Ocean
Casco Bay
Gulf of Maine
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Cumberland County, Maine
Maine
locatedNear Portland, Maine
partOf Casco Bay islands
surface form: Casco Bay Islands
regulation no road access
primitive camping only
timePeriodOfMilitaryUse World War II
usedFor coastal defense during World War II

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Casco Bay containsIsland Jewell Island
Calendar Islands hasNotableIsland Jewell Island
Casco Bay islands hasPart Jewell Island