Sagadahoc River

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The Sagadahoc River is a historic tidal river in Maine that flows into the Kennebec River and helped shape the region’s early settlement and maritime activity.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river in Maine
tidal river
associatedWith colonial-era maritime routes
early English exploration of the Maine coast
basinCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
country United States of America
surface form: United States
environmentalRole estuarine habitat for coastal Maine wildlife
etymology name related to early colonial term for the lower Kennebec region
flowsInto Kennebec River NERFINISHED
hasFeature marshy shores
tidal flats
hasHydrologicalCharacteristic brackish water
tidal flow
historicalSignificance early European settlement in Maine
early maritime trade in Maine
shipbuilding activity in coastal Maine
influencedBy Atlantic Ocean tides
influencedSettlementOf Sagadahoc County, Maine NERFINISHED
lower Kennebec River region
locatedIn Maine NERFINISHED
Sagadahoc County, Maine NERFINISHED
locatedOnContinent North America
mouthOfWatercourse Kennebec River NERFINISHED
partOf Gulf of Maine watershed NERFINISHED
Kennebec River estuary NERFINISHED
region New England NERFINISHED
tributaryOf Kennebec River NERFINISHED
usedFor fishing
navigation
transportation in the colonial era
watercourseType tidal estuarine river

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Sagadahoc County, Maine namedFor Sagadahoc River