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1. www.maine.gov › mdot › mapviewerMaine DOT Public Map Viewer

   www.maine.gov › mdot › mapviewer

   Get map coordinates in numerous projections. Measure. Measure linear distances and areas on the map.

2. www.maine.gov › mdot › projectsCurrent Projects | MaineDOT

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   Current MaineDOT Projects. View a list of All Projects Under Construction: (PDF) (Excel).

3. 207aerial.org › i-395-route-9-connector-project207 Aerial - I-395 Route 9 Connector Project

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   The I-395 Route 9 Connector Project is a highway connector project in Penobscot County, Maine. This highway will pass through Brewer, Holden, and Eddington, Maine, and will connect to State Route 9 in Eddington.

4. maps.google.comGoogle Maps

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   Find local businesses, view maps and get driving directions in Google Maps.

5. www.avcog.org › 1034 › MaineDOT-Construction-Projects-MapMaineDOT Construction Projects Map | Androscoggin Valley Council...

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   An interactive map from the MaineDOT which shows current and scheduled projects for the State of Maine.

6. www.maineturnpike.com › Projects › Construction-ProjectsMaine Turnpike Authority - Construction Projects

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   Home / Projects / Construction Projects. The Maine Turnpike Authority’s 2024 Capital Program includes: Saco Interchange Improvements (new Exit 35) Bridge Repairs (Various locations) Pavement Rehabilitation. Maintenance Yard Building Construction. Minor Interchange and Ramp improvements. Bid Schedule.

7. storymaps.arcgis.com › stories › f0f9f927ce9948ca84180f02f5c43290MaineDOT’s Three-Year Work Plan - ArcGIS StoryMaps

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   The largest and most heavily used component of Maine’s transportation system is its 8,800-mile, state-jurisdiction highway network. Our need to invest in the preservation of the existing highway and bridge system is significant. This three-year Work Plan directs nearly $2.2 billion to highway and bridge capital projects, including the following: