List of islands of Maine

Maine is home to over 4,600 coastal islands, ranging from large landmasses like Mount Desert Island to small islets and ledges exposed above mean high tide.

The Maine Coastal Island Registry (CIR)

The Maine Coastal Island Registry (CIR) catalogs 3,166 of these coastal islands, along with some notable inland freshwater islands, such as Frye Island in Sebago Lake. According to the most recent CIR data, 1,846 islands are registered to private owners, while 204 islands, which contain four or more structures, are exempt from registration. Additionally, 1,322 islands are under the care and custody of the State of Maine. The table below uses CIR as its primary source; additional sources are cited.

Description of table columns

The table below provides information on Maine islands, organized by several key columns. Below is an explanation of each column.

Registry #: The unique identifier assigned to each island by the Maine Coastal Island Registry (CIR). Multiple islands may share the same name, but each has a distinct registry number. Islands with multiple landmasses may have several registry numbers under a single name.

Island name/other name(s): The primary name of the island, along with any additional names it may be known by.

Town/county: Identifies the town and county associated with the island. This serves as a reference point, as Maine's islands often have complex jurisdictional histories, including independent towns, parts of mainland municipalities, or self-governing plantations.

Code: Indicates the island's registry status:

• R: Registered
• U: Unregistered
• E: Exempt
• T: Transferred
• L: Leased

Description: Brief information about the island's features, as well as notable owners of these islands. Descriptions and acreage may vary due to changes like construction or natural events.

Area: The size of the island in acres, where available.

Table

Registry #	Island name	Other name(s)	Town	County	Code	Description	Area
59-259	Adam's		Mount Desert	Hancock	R
73-029	Alden		Topsham	Sagadahoc	E	ME IF&W
63-840	Allen		St. George	Knox	R	Colby College has taken ownership as part of an initiative to preserve it. They will use the island to expand academic programs.[1]	450 acres (180 ha)
79-540	Alley	Little Marsh	Beals	Washington	R
59-120	Alley's		Trenton	Hancock	R
59-219	Alley's Point		Mount Desert	Hancock	R
55-214	Anderson Rock		Cumberland	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-432	Andrews		Muscle Ridge Shoals Twp.	Knox	R	Granite ledges surround the entire shoreline. Due to the lack of beaches and suitable landing areas, physical access to the island is challenging. Kayaks and dinghies are the most appropriate vessels for landing, with a few spots on the smooth granite offering access under calm conditions.[2] Owned by the Maine Coast Heritage Trust and is open to the public.	12.5 acres (5.1 ha)
59-833	Andrew's		Stonington	Hancock	R	Private, uninhabited[3]
63-446	Andrew's Neck	Neck	Muscle Ridge Shoals Twp.	Knox	R
79-574	Anguilla		Jonesport	Washington	R
79-578	Anguilla		Jonesport	Washington	R
81-191	Appledore		Kittery	York	R	Private, part of Isles of Shoals group, inhabited seasonally with occasional use in the off-season, primarily used by marine biology professors and students at Shoals Marine Laboratory	99.1 acres (40.1 ha)[4]
63-164	Arey Ledge		Vinalhaven	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-399	Arey's	Treasure	Owls Head	Knox	R
65-464	Ark		Southport	Lincoln	R
73-166	Arrowsic		Arrowsic	Sagadahoc	E	Private, inhabited year round as a suburb of Bath, approximately 400 residents, connected by bridge to mainland	6,912 acres (2,797 ha)
59-355	Asa	Phinney's	Swan's Island	Hancock	R
63-404	Ash		Owls Head	Knox	R	Can be reached from Birch Point State Park in Owls Head. Acquired by the Maine Coast Heritage Trust. Open to the public.[5]	47 acres (19 ha)
59-172	Ash		Sorrento	Hancock	R
65-233	Aunt Lucys		South Bristol	Lincoln	R
59-581	Aunt Molly		Penobscot	Hancock	R
63-033	Aunt Sarah's Ledge	Prescott's Ledge	North Haven	Knox	R
79-248	Avery		Lubec	Washington	R
79-288	Avery Rock		Machiasport	Washington	U	Once home to Avery Rock Light, which was demolished after a storm in 1947	1.6 acres (0.65 ha)
79-248	Ayers		Orono	Penobscot
63-036	Babbidge		North Haven	Knox	R	Private, summer retreat since 1906, now uninhabited and largely natural area[3]
63-039	Babbidge Ledge		North Haven	Knox	R
63-038	Babbidge Ledge		North Haven	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-040	Babbidge Little		North Haven	Knox	R
59-921	Babson	Big Babson	Brooklin	Hancock	R	Island preserve owned by Maine Coast Heritage Trust. Open to the public.[6]
59-920	Babson (Little)		Brooklin	Hancock	R	Private, used as summer residence
59-918	Babson Island Ledge		Brooklin	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-917	Babson Island Ledge		Brooklin	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
81-214	Badger's		Kittery	York	E	Four or more residential structures exist on the island. Inhabited year-round, densely populated suburb of Portsmouth, New Hampshire
55-428	Bailey		Harpswell	Cumberland	E	Connected to mainland by cribstone Bailey Island Bridge, inhabited year-round, private with some public areas[3]
59-318	Baker		Cranberry Isles	Hancock	E	Seasonal, 1/4 private; 3/4 Acadia National Park, spruce forested with rocky coastline. Home to Baker Island Light.	168 acres (68 ha)
59-473	Baker		Swan's Island	Hancock	R	Private, uninhabited
59-409	Baker (Little)		Swan's Island	Hancock	R
59-803	Bald		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
59-193	Bald Ledge		State of Maine[7]	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-197	Bald Porcupine		Gouldsboro	Hancock	E	Acadia National Park, uninhabited, conifer and hardwood forest	32 acres (13 ha)
59-036	Bald Rock		State of Maine[7]	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	1.3 acres (0.53 ha)[4]
59-192	Bald Rock		State of Maine[7]	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-938	Baldwin Head		Milbridge	Washington	R
79-488	Ballast		Jonesport	Washington	R
55-153	Ballaststone Ledge		Harpswell	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W
55-152	Ballaststone Ledge		Harpswell	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W
59-649	Bancroft Ledge		Brooksville	Hancock	R
55-412	Bangs		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	E	exempt — Parks and Recreation
55-409	Bangs Island Ledge		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
55-413	Bangs Island Ledge		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-414	Bangs Island Ledge		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-265	Bar		Gouldsboro[8]	Hancock	E	Now uninhabited, conifer, birches, poplar, oak and maple forest, small meadows, part of Acadia National Park since 1945	67 acres (27 ha)
79-820	Bar		Milbridge	Washington	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
79-437	Bar		Addison	Washington	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
59-244	Bar		Tremont	Hancock	R
59-724	Bar		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
63-802	Bar		St. George	Knox	R
79-568	Bar		Jonesport	Washington	R
59-194	Bar		Gouldsboro	Hancock	R
65-197	Bar		Bristol	Lincoln	R
63-633	Bar		State of Maine[7]	Knox	R	Private, uninhabited[3]
59-321	Bar	Crow	Cranberry Isles	Hancock	R	Acadia National Park, closed to protect nesting eagles February 15 to August 31,[9] white pines and hardwoods, depicted in 1850 painting Bar Island and Mt. Desert Mountains from Somes Settlement by Fitz Henry Lane	67 acres (27 ha)
79-758	Bar	Raspberry	Harrington	Washington	R
79-068	Bar		Pembroke	Washington	R
65-149	Bar[7]		Bremen	Lincoln	R
79-487	Bar		Jonesport	Washington	R
79-291	Bar		Machiasport	Washington	R
63-146	Bar		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
59-731	Bar		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
79-178	Bar		Trescott Twp.	Washington	T	Maine Bureau of Parks & Lands	1 acre (0.40 ha)
55-403	Bar		Harpswell	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-717	Bar	Clam, Sam Crockett's	Deer Isle	Hancock	R
59-040	Bar (Inner)		Gouldsboro	Hancock	R
79-477	Bar (Little)		Jonesport	Washington	R
59-041	Bar (Outer)		Gouldsboro	Hancock	R
79-476	Bar (Southwest)		Jonesport	Washington	R
63-643	Bar Island Ledge		Muscle Ridge Shoals Twp.[7]	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-134	Barbican		Bristol	Lincoln	R
59-905	Bare		Stonington	Hancock	R	Private, summer cottages
59-904	Bare Island Ledge		Stonington	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-212	Bare Tidal		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
73-128	Bareneck		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
73-129	Bareneck (Little)		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
59-342	Barge (East)		Tremont	Hancock	R
59-343	Barge (West)		Tremont	Hancock	R
55-290	Barnes		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
55-402	Barnes		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
55-291	Barnes		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
59-683	Barred		Deer Isle	Hancock	E	exempt — IF&W 1970
59-825	Barred		Deer Isle	Hancock	R		5 acres (2.0 ha)
59-780	Barred	Chain Links	State of Maine[7]	Hancock	R
59-684	Barred (East)		Deer Isle	Hancock	E	exempt — IF&W 1970
59-778	Barred (Little)	Shelter	Deer Isle	Hancock	R
63-758	Barrels (Part Of)		Friendship	Knox	R
63-759	Barrels Brig		Friendship	Knox	R
59-775	Bartender		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
65-359	Barter's		Boothbay	Lincoln	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
63-807	Barter's		St. George	Knox	R
59-240	Bartlett		Mount Desert	Hancock	R
55-249	Bartol		Freeport	Cumberland	R
63-109	Barton		Vinalhaven	Knox	E	Private, inhabited year-round with some summer cottages, connected by bridge to Vinalhaven[3]
81-012	Basket		Biddeford	York	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
55-321	Basket		Cumberland	Cumberland	R
81-095	Bass		Kennebunkport	York	R
55-447	Bates		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	R
55-440	Bates		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	R
55-448	Bates		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	R
55-446	Bates		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	R
55-444	Bates		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	R
55-443	Bates		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	R
79-613	Batson Ledges		Addison	Washington	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
63-286	Battery		Isle au Haut	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-584	Battle		Penobscot	Hancock	R	Owned by the Maine Coast Heritage Trust. Open to the public.[10]	2 acres (0.81 ha)
59-671	Bayberry Ledge		Brooksville	Hancock	R
59-687	Beach		State of Maine[7]	Hancock	R
81-018	Beach		Biddeford	York	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
73-130	Beal		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
79-524	Beals		Beals	Washington	E	exempt — 4 or more residential structures
59-190	Bean		Sorrento	Hancock	R
59-791	Bear		State of Maine[7]	Hancock	E	Private, summer cottages, summer rusticator R. Buckminster Fuller left a geodesic dome still visible.[3]
79-289	Bear		Machiasport	Washington	R
59-266	Bear		Cranberry Isles	Hancock	R	Acadia National Park, closed to visitors February 15-August 15 to avoid disturbing eagle nesting.[9] Home to Bear Island Light, which can be seen from the village of Manset.
73-140	Bear		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R
59-925	Bear (Big)		Deer Isle	Hancock	R	Private, vegetation recovering after 1980s pulp operation[3]
59-924	Bear (Little)		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
73-142	Bear Island Ledge		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-223	Beaver		Bristol	Lincoln	R
63-059	Beckman's		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
79-431	Benjy's		Addison	Washington	R
63-825	Benner		St. George	Knox	R	Summer cottages; the harbor is an "extraordinary haven" even though well out to sea.[11]
55-048	Duffy's	Merritt's, Ben	Harpswell	Cumberland	R	Renamed Duffy's Island by current owners as of 2020.
65-030	Ben's		Waldoboro	Lincoln	R
77-077	Bermuda (Little)[7]		Islesboro	Waldo	R
73-126	Berry		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
65-341	Berry		Wiscasset	Lincoln	R
65-125	Betsy's		South Bristol	Lincoln	R
63-772	Beyership Ledge	Byship	Friendship	Knox	R
81-062	Bibb Rock		Wells	York	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
81-106	Bickford		Kennebunkport	York	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
59-558	Big	Moores, Roger's	Brooksville	Hancock	R
59-555	Big	Roger's	Brooksville	Hancock	R
59-046	Big Black Ledge (Big)		Gouldsboro	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-508	Big Garden (South)		Vinalhaven	Knox	U		4 acres (1.6 ha)
59-639	Big Rock		Blue Hill	Hancock	R
73-076	Biljim		Woolwich	Sagadahoc	R
63-208	Bill's		Isle au Haut	Knox	R	Private	10 acres (4.0 ha)
55-103	Birch		Harpswell	Cumberland	E	4 or more residential structures
79-170	Birch		Edmunds Twp.	Washington	E	Exempt - Dept. of Interior
79-172	Birch		Edmunds Twp.	Washington	E	Exempt - Dept. of Interior
59-235	Birch		Tremont	Hancock	R
63-428	Birch		State of Maine[7]	Knox	R	Private, summer cottages[3]
59-228	Birch		Mount Desert	Hancock	R
79-430	Birch		Addison	Washington	R
65-241	Birch		South Bristol	Lincoln	R
59-703	Birch		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
63-043	Birch		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-105	Birch		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
73-244	Birch	Poor's	Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
55-102	Birch (Little)		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
55-406	Birch (Little)		Harpswell	Cumberland	R		9.2 acres (3.7 ha)[4]
79-743	Birch (Lower)		Addison	Washington	R	Two islands connected at low tide, post-and-beam house on the larger of the two, access from adjacent mainland parcel[12]	24 acres (9.7 ha)
79-742	Birch (Lower)		Addison	Washington	R	Smaller island adjacent to Birch Island # 79-743 above
79-740	Birch (Upper)		Addison	Washington	R	Larger of two islands linked by bar at low tide
63-044	Birch Island Ledge		Vinalhaven	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-429	Birch Ledge		State of Maine[7]	Knox	R
77-052	Birch Point		Islesboro	Waldo	R
73-055	Bird		Bowdoinham	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-138	Bird Rock		Blue Hill	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-752	Birthday		Cushing	Knox	R
59-132	Black		Bar Harbor	Hancock	R
79-658	Black		Jonesport	Washington	R
63-700	Black		Friendship	Knox	R	Campsites, walking trails. The island is undeveloped now, but originally belonged to a lobsterman and his wife. There is a "Lilac Campsite" on the western shore, where they once had a homestead. Owned by Maine Coast Heritage Trust. Open to the public.[13]
59-437	Black[14]		Frenchboro	Hancock	R
59-352	Black		Swan's Island	Hancock	R	Private, under "forever wild" conservation easement[3]
59-443	Black (Little)[14]		Frenchboro	Hancock	R
79-449	Black Duck		Beals	Washington	R
63-294	Black Horse		Isle au Haut	Knox	T	ME IF&W	2.5 acres (1.0 ha)
63-769	Black Island Ledge		Friendship	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-482	Black Ledge		Swan's Island	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	2 acres (0.81 ha)
63-913	Black Ledge (Eastern)		Matinicus Isle Plt.[15]	Knox	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
63-911	Black Ledge (West)		Matinicus Isle Plt.[15]	Knox	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
79-311	Black Ledges		Cutler	Washington	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
79-195	Black Point		Edmunds Twp.	Washington	R
55-252	Black Rock		Harpswell	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-268	Black Rock		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-265	Black Rock		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-267	Black Rock		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-266	Black Rock		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-937	Black Rocks		Matinicus Isle Plt.[15]	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-837	Black Rocks		St. George	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-760	Blackberry	Hen, Blueberry	Harrington	Washington	R
55-028	Blackies Ledge		Brunswick	Cumberland	R
63-826	Blubber		St. George	Knox	R
59-125	Blueberry		Bar Harbor	Hancock	R
81-001	Bluff		Saco	York	R
63-079	Bluffhead		Vinalhaven	Knox	R	Marks entrance to Seal Bay, an excellent anchorage[3]
79-380	Board Point		Roque Bluffs	Washington	R
63-806	Bob's	Tom's	St. George	Knox	R
61-004	Bodge Sands	Sands	Pittston	Kennebec	R
65-367	Boiler		Westport Island	Lincoln	R
79-824	Bois Bubert		Milbridge	Washington	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
79-926	Bois Bubert (Little)		Milbridge	Washington	R
59-960	Bold		Stonington	Hancock	R
73-230	Bolton		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
55-040	Bombazine		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
79-841	Bonny Chess Ledge		Steuben	Washington	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
61-007	Boom (No. 1)		Chelsea	Kennebec	R
61-008	Boom (No. 2)		Chelsea	Kennebec	R
81-200	Boon		York	York	E	Owned by the Department of the Interior. Home to Boon Island Light.
81-201	Boon Island Ledge		Kittery	York	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-419	Boston		Southport	Lincoln	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
79-469	Boundary Ledges		Jonesport	Washington	U		0 acres (0 ha)
79-470	Boundary Ledges		Jonesport	Washington	U		0 acres (0 ha)
79-757	Bowline Head		Harrington	Washington	R
73-221	Bowman's		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
55-247	Bowman's		Freeport	Cumberland	R
59-771	Bradbury[7]		Deer Isle	Hancock	R	Private, owned by The Nature Conservancy[3]
81-124	Bragdon	Pine	York	York	R
81-129	Bragdon	Pine	York	York	R
55-041	Bragdon		Harpswell	Cumberland	R	Private	7 acres (2.8 ha)
55-128	Branch (The)	Little North Yarmouth	Harpswell	Cumberland	E	Exempt - 4 or more structures
55-134	Branch (The)	Little North Yarmouth	Harpswell	Cumberland	R
55-265	Brant Ledge		Harpswell	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
81-003	Breaker's Ledge		Saco	York	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
81-004	Breaker's Ledge		Saco	York	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-038	Bremen	Bremen Long	Bremen	Lincoln	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
63-242	Brewster (Big)		Isle au Haut	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-051	Brick		Bowdoinham	Sagadahoc	R
73-053	Brick		Bowdoinham	Sagadahoc	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-934	Brig Ledge		Criehaven Twp.	Knox	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
63-182	Brimstone	Holden Ledge	Vinalhaven	Knox	R	Private, name comes from sulphurous black rock abounding on island[3]
63-172	Brimstone		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-181	Brimstone		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-173	Brimstone		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-177	Brimstone		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-180	Brimstone		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-178	Brimstone		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-176	Brimstone		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
59-479	Brimstone		Swan's Island	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	1.5 acres (0.61 ha)
63-179	Brimstone (Little)		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
55-454	Broken Cove		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-455	Broken Cove		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-453	Broken Cove		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-411	Brooks		Westport Island	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-586	Brothers (Eastern)		Jonesport	Washington	R
63-581	Brothers (Part Of)		St. George	Knox	R
63-580	Brothers (Part Of)		St. George	Knox	R
63-579	Brothers (Part Of)		St. George	Knox	R
55-347	Brothers I (The)		Falmouth	Cumberland	R
55-348	Brothers II (The)		Falmouth	Cumberland	R
55-349	Brothers III (The)		Falmouth	Cumberland	R
55-632	Brown Cow (East)		Harpswell	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	2.4 acres (0.97 ha)[4]
55-458	Brown Cow (West)		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	E	Exempt - IF&W	1.3 acres (0.53 ha)[4]
55-457	Brown Cow (West)		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-456	Brown Cow (West)		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-459	Brown Cow (West)		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-693	Browney	Brownies	Beals	Washington	R
63-553	Browns		St. George	Knox	R
63-552	Browns		St. George	Knox	R
73-095	Brown's		West Bath	Sagadahoc	R
63-112	Brown's		Vinalhaven	Knox	R	Private, largely barren island
61-001	Brown's		Farmingdale	Kennebec	R
79-427	Bryants		Addison	Washington	R
59-672	Buck		Brooksville	Hancock	E	Exempt - IF&W 1969
59-970	Buckle		Stonington	Hancock	R
59-375	Buckle	Duck	Swan's Island	Hancock	R	Private, uninhabited
81-061	Bucklin Rock		Wells	York	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-292	Buck's Head		Machiasport	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-621	Bull Ledge (Little)		Harpswell	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
63-031	Bull Rock		North Haven	Knox	R
81-102	Bumpkin		Kennebunkport	York	R
55-230	Bunganuc		Brunswick	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-445	Bungy Rock		Addison	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-308	Bunker Ledge		Cranberry Isles	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-310	Bunker Ledge (Eastern)		Cranberry Isles	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-118	Burial	Bush	Eastport	Washington	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
65-437	Burnt		Southport	Lincoln	E	Exempt - Dept. of Interior; home to Burnt Island Light
63-271	Burnt		Isle au Haut	Knox	R	Private, summer home of Holmes family descendants[3]
63-094	Burnt	Little Burnt	Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-095	Burnt	Big Burnt	Vinalhaven	Knox	R	Uninhabited, given to the town of North Haven in 1993, used by picnicking families[3]
63-013	Burnt		North Haven	Knox	R
63-024	Burnt		North Haven	Knox	R
63-097	Burnt		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-098	Burnt		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-880	Burnt		St. George	Knox	R
63-625	Burnt		South Thomaston	Knox	R	Private, linked to Sprucehead by private bridge[3]
79-093	Burnt		Pembroke	Washington	R
63-841	Burnt (Little)		St. George	Knox	R
73-207	Burnt Coat		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R
79-188	Burnt Cove		Edmunds Twp.	Washington	R
79-084	Burnt Island Ledge		Pembroke	Washington	R		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-027	Burnt Island Ledge		North Haven	Knox	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
63-028	Burnt Island Ledge		North Haven	Knox	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-436	Burnt Island Ledge		Southport	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-270	Burnt Island Ledge		Isle au Haut	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-198	Burnt Porcupine		Gouldsboro	Hancock	R
63-783	Burtons		Cushing	Knox	R
63-111	Burying		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
59-084	Burying		Franklin	Hancock	R		37.8 acres (15.3 ha)[4]
79-424	Bush		Addison	Washington	R
55-124	Bush	Pine	Harpswell	Cumberland	R
81-099	Bush Savin		Kennebunkport	York	R
73-177	Bushy		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-250	Bustine		Freeport	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-253	Bustins		Freeport	Cumberland	E	Seasonal, approximately 115 summer cottages served by a May–September ferry, self-governing "village corporation"[3]	134 acres (54 ha)
55-257	Bustins (Little)		Freeport	Cumberland	R
59-081	Butler's		Franklin	Hancock	R
59-776	Butter	Dirigio	State of Maine[7]	Hancock	R	Private, once densely populated but now uninhabited, part of Maine Island Trail[3][16]
65-033	Butter Point		Waldoboro	Lincoln	R
65-249	Cabbage		Boothbay	Lincoln	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
65-250	Cabbage Island Ledge		Boothbay	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-032	Calderwood		North Haven	Knox	R	The island has sand and gravel beaches, ledges, and cliffs. The island is half spruce forest and half meadow. The island was previously used by the Calderwood family to feed their sheep. Owned by Maine Coast Heritage Trust. Open to the public.	75 acres (30 ha)
63-791	Caldwell		St. George	Knox	R
63-794	Caldwell (East Most Lt)		St. George	Knox	R
63-793	Caldwell (Little)		St. George	Knox	R
63-542	Calf		St. George	Knox	R	Private, summer rusticator's cottage[3]
59-177	Calf		Sorrento	Hancock	R
79-664	Calf		Jonesport	Washington	R
79-564	Calf		Roque Bluffs	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-178	Calf (Little)		Sorrento	Hancock	R
79-592	Calf Island Ledge		Roque Bluffs	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-484	Calm		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
59-886	Camp		Stonington	Hancock	R
63-426	Camp		State of Maine[7]	Knox	R
79-573	Camp (Eastern)		Jonesport	Washington	E	United States of America
59-887	Camp (Little)		Stonington	Hancock	R
63-381	Camp (Southern)		Muscle Ridge Shoals Twp.	Knox	R
63-445	Camp (West)	Camp	Muscle Ridge Shoals Twp.	Knox	R
79-587	Camp (Western)	Western Brothers	Jonesport	Washington	R
63-928	Camp Cove		Criehaven Twp.	Knox	U		2 acres (0.81 ha)
63-431	Camp Ledge (East)		Muscle Ridge Shoals Twp.	Knox	R
79-585	Camp Ledge (Eastern)	Brothers Ledge	Jonesport	Washington	R
63-425	Camp Ledge (North)		Muscle Ridge Shoals Twp.	Knox	R
59-923	Campbell		Deer Isle	Hancock	R	Private, donated to Island Institute in the 1980s, used by Maine Island Trail[3][16]
73-337	Campbell's		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R
81-093	Cape	Cape Porpoise	Kennebunkport	York	R
79-720	Cape Point (Little)	Great Wass	Beals	Washington	R
79-297	Cape Wash		Cutler	Washington	R
79-270	Cape Washington		Cutler	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-441	Capital		Southport	Lincoln	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
65-270	Card Ledges		Boothbay	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-111	Carlisle		Boothbay	Lincoln	R
79-106	Carlow's		Eastport	Washington	R
59-741	Carlton's		Blue Hill	Hancock	R
59-726	Carney		Deer Isle	Hancock	R	Private, summer cottage[3]
79-746	Carrying Place		Harrington	Washington	R
79-436	Carrying Place		Addison	Washington	R
79-775	Carrying Place (West)		Harrington	Washington	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-287	Carrying Place Head		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R
63-166	Carvers		Vinalhaven	Knox	E	Uninhabited, Maine Parks and Recreation
63-186	Carvers Island Ledge		Vinalhaven	Knox	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-125	Castle		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
79-152	Cat		Pembroke	Washington	U		3 acres (1.2 ha)
65-453	Cat Ledges		Southport	Lincoln	U		4 acres (1.6 ha)
65-119	Catania's	Common	Bristol	Lincoln	R
63-921	Cato Ledge		Matinicus Isle Plt.[15]	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-532	Cat-Sized		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-069	Cave	Collins	Vinalhaven	Knox	R
81-194	Cedar		Kittery	York	E	4 or more residential structures exist on the island.
63-761	Cedar		Friendship	Knox	R
55-600	Cedar		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
59-666	Cedar		Brooksville	Hancock	R
55-075	Cedar Ledge		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
55-608	Cedar Ledge		Harpswell	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-179	Cedar Ledge		Harpswell	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	2.4 acres (0.97 ha)[4]
55-073	Cedar Ledges		Harpswell	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-445	Cedarbush		Southport	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-055	Center	Little	Harpswell	Cumberland	R
63-023	Ch&J		North Haven	Knox	R
59-781	Chain Link (First)		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
59-783	Chain Link (Last)		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
79-773	Chamberly		Milbridge	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-277	Chance	Chances	Machiasport	Washington	R
79-435	Chandler		Addison	Washington	R	Private, seasonal camp	1 acre (0.40 ha)
63-168	Channel		Vinalhaven	Knox	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
59-792	Channel Rock		Deer Isle	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-345	Channel Rock		Brooklin	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-858	Channel Rock		Stonington	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-754	Chatto		Brooklin	Hancock	R	Private, under conservation easements, forms "one of the most protected anchorages in Eggemoggin Reach."[3]
55-294	Chebeague (Great)		Chebeague Island[17]	Cumberland	E	Inhabited year-round, mostly private
55-324	Chebeague (Little)		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	E	Exempt — Parks and Recreation
65-244	Christmas Cove		South Bristol	Lincoln	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-668	Church Ledge		Cushing	Knox	R
63-073	Clam		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
65-150	Clam		Bremen	Lincoln	R
59-957	Clam		Stonington	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-958	Clam		Stonington	Hancock	U
63-133	Clam Ledge		Vinalhaven	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-638	Clam Ledge	Seal	St. George	Knox	T	ME IF&W	0.6 acres (0.24 ha)
63-437	Clam Ledge		Muscle Ridge Shoals Twp.[7]	Knox	R
63-438	Clam Ledge		South Thomaston	Knox	R
63-439	Clam Ledge		South Thomaston	Knox	R
55-327	Clapboard (East)		Falmouth	Cumberland	E	Features maritime spruce-fir and pine-oak forests, four gravel beaches, and trails. The island is known for its birdlife, including ospreys and bald eagles. Owned by Maine Coast Heritage Trust and is open to the public.[18]	15 acres (6.1 ha)
55-326	Clapboard (North)		Falmouth	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-328	Clapboard Island Ledge		Falmouth	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-561	Clark		St. George	Knox	R	Accessible by bridge. Previously Wabanaki territory. Used to be home to hundreds of stone cutters. Currently, the island has two residences left, with old foundations visible.[19]	124 acres (50 ha)
63-559	Clark (Part Of)		St. George	Knox	R
63-560	Clark (Part Of)		St. George	Knox	R
63-562	Clark (Part Of)		St. George	Knox	R
63-563	Clark (Part Of)		St. George	Knox	R
63-564	Clark (Part Of)		St. George	Knox	R
81-163	Clarks		Kittery	York	E	Exempt - public ownership
55-460	Cliff		Portland	Cumberland	E	Exempt-4 or more structures; year-round population of approximately 60
55-501	Cliff Island Ledge		Portland	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-141	Closson		Blue Hill	Hancock	R
65-410	Clous Ledge		Westport Island	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-365	College		Long Island	Cumberland	R
59-685	Colt Head		Deer Isle	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	5 acres (2.0 ha)
59-790	Compass		State of Maine[7]	Hancock	R	Private, uninhabited[3]
59-922	Conary	Black	Deer Isle	Hancock	R	Private, "a bold shore, a good soil, and several families," according to an 1820 account, still accurate though the families are now summer rusticators[3]
59-137	Conary's Nub		Blue Hill	Hancock	R
63-372	Coombs		South Thomaston	Knox	R
55-089	Coombs (Lower)		Brunswick	Cumberland	R
55-088	Coombs (Upper)		Brunswick	Cumberland	R		8.6 acres (3.5 ha)[4]
65-181	Coombs Ledge		Bremen	Lincoln	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
79-123	Coopers		Lubec	Washington	R
79-124	Coopers Ledge		Lubec	Washington	E	Not an island, submerged at mean high tide
63-573	Coopers Ledge	Mouse	St. George	Knox	R
63-572	Coopers Ledge		St. George	Knox	R
63-571	Coopers Ledge		St. George	Knox	R
59-900	Coot		Stonington	Hancock	R
59-964	Coot	Otter, Big Coombs	Stonington	Hancock	R
59-902	Coot		Stonington	Hancock	R
73-033	Cornish		Topsham	Sagadahoc	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
73-191	Cotton	Rouse	Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
55-273	Cousin's		Yarmouth	Cumberland	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
79-762	Cove	Rockhead, Endland	Harrington	Washington	R
65-399	Cove Ledge (Little)		Westport Island	Lincoln	R
55-351	Cow		Long Island	Cumberland	R
63-740	Cow	Miller	Cushing	Knox	R
65-175	Cow		Bremen	Lincoln	R		105 acres (42 ha)
79-788	Cow		Harrington	Washington	R
73-035	Cow		Topsham	Sagadahoc	R
81-032	Cow		Biddeford	York	U		2 acres (0.81 ha)
65-206	Cow Island Ledge		Bremen	Lincoln	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
63-283	Cow Pens (The)		Isle au Haut	Knox	E	Exempt - IF&W 1969
63-284	Cowpen		Isle au Haut	Knox	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
55-256	Crab		Freeport	Cumberland	R
63-760	Cranberry		Friendship	Knox	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
63-765	Cranberry (Lower)	Lower Point	Friendship	Knox	R
59-270	Cranberry (Great)		Cranberry Isles	Hancock	E	Inhabited year round, many summer cottages, governed as its own township[3]
59-313	Cranberry (Little)	Islesford	Cranberry Isles	Hancock	E	Inhabited year round, many summer cottages, governed (with Great Cranberry) as its own township[3]
79-536	Cranberry Point		Beals	Washington	R
63-501	Crane		Vinalhaven	Knox	R	Private, seasonally inhabited
63-705	Crane		Friendship	Knox	R
63-649	Craw Island Ledge		Muscle Ridge Shoals Twp.	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-072	Crawford	Sheep	Bath	Sagadahoc	R
63-411	Crescent		Muscle Ridge Shoals Twp.	Knox	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
	Criehaven—see Ragged
59-941	Crockett's		Stonington	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-347	Cross		Cutler	Washington	R	One of fifty islands that make up the Maine Coastal Islands National Wildlife Refuge	1,700 acres (280 ha)
63-750	Crotch		Cushing	Knox	R	Used as a camp since 1905, recently for underprivileged children from New York City[20]
63-497	Crotch		Vinalhaven	Knox	R	Private, summer cottage featuring unusual two-story outhouse[3]
59-841	Crotch		Stonington	Hancock	R	Private, topography largely altered by extensive quarrying, last major Maine quarry in operation[21]
65-173	Crotch		Bremen	Lincoln	T	ME IF&W	2 acres (0.81 ha)
65-171	Crotch		Bremen	Lincoln	U		2 acres (0.81 ha)
65-172	Crotch		Bremen	Lincoln	U		2 acres (0.81 ha)
63-737	Crotch Island Ledges		Friendship	Knox	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-839	Crow		Steuben	Washington	E	Exempt-Barred to Mainland Property
55-358	Crow		Long Island	Cumberland	E	Exempt-public ownership
55-130	Crow		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
65-252	Crow		South Bristol	Lincoln	R
65-334	Crow		Newcastle	Lincoln	R
63-651	Crow		State of Maine[7]	Knox	R
73-123	Crow		Woolwich	Sagadahoc	R
73-184	Crow		Arrowsic	Sagadahoc	R
59-359	Crow		Swan's Island	Hancock	R
59-448	Crow[14]		Frenchboro	Hancock	R
73-240	Crow		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
73-182	Crow		Arrowsic	Sagadahoc	R
59-946	Crow		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
55-097	Clark's	Carol's	Brunswick	Cumberland	R		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-098	Crow		Brunswick	Cumberland	R
59-020	Crow		Winter Harbor	Hancock	R
65-157	Crow		Bremen	Lincoln	R
65-224	Crow		Bristol	Lincoln	R
79-661	Crow		Jonesport	Washington	R
55-331	Crow		Long Island	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-810	Crow		Deer Isle	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	10 acres (4.0 ha)
59-358	Crow		Swan's Island	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-183	Crow		Arrowsic	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-411	Crow		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	U		2 acres (0.81 ha)
65-166	Crow	Narrows	Bremen	Lincoln	U		4 acres (1.6 ha)
79-790	Crow		Milbridge	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-813	Crow (Little)		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
73-270	Crow (Small S.W.)		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
55-410	Crow Island Ledge		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-251	Crow Island Ledge		South Bristol	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-243	Crow Island Ledge		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-242	Crow Island Ledge		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-241	Crow Island Ledge		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-013	Crow Ledge		Winter Harbor	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-080	Crows Neck		Trescott Twp.	Washington	R
79-696	Crumple	Little Tall Island	Beals	Washington	R
63-047	Cubby Hole		North Haven	Knox	R
73-330	Cunner Rock		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R
73-309	Cunner Rock		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R
65-015a	Cunningham (Little)		Newcastle	Lincoln	R
65-016a	Cunningham (Little)		Newcastle	Lincoln	R
79-697	Curlew Rock		Beals	Washington	T	ME IF&W	2 acres (0.81 ha)
79-915	Currant		Milbridge	Washington	R
63-313	Curtis		Camden	Knox	R	Private, automated lighthouse, inhabited only seasonally, renamed in 1,938 acres (784 ha)[3]
55-382	Cushing		Portland	Cumberland	E	Private, summer cottages, access for owners and renters only
63-406	Cushing		South Thomaston	Knox	R
63-398	Cutters Nubble		Owls Head	Knox	R
81-174	Cutts		Kittery	York	E	4 or more residential structures exist on the island.
63-540	Cylends		St. George	Knox	R
63-015	Dagger		North Haven	Knox	T	ME IF&W	7 acres (2.8 ha)
63-014	Dagger Ledge		North Haven	Knox	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
65-280	Damariscove		Boothbay	Lincoln	R
79-433	Daniels		Addison	Washington	U		2 acres (0.81 ha)
63-102	Dark Brook		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
59-612	Darling		Blue Hill	Hancock	R
65-447	David		Southport	Lincoln	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
65-448	David's (Little)		Southport	Lincoln	R
65-332	Davis		Edgecomb	Lincoln	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
63-819	Davis	Griffin	St. George	Knox	R	Private, wealthy rusticator's house with outbuildings, servants' quarters, lawns and gardens[12]
59-442	Dawes Ledge (Inner)		Frenchboro	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-675	Dawn		Friendship	Knox	R
63-170	Deadman Ledge		Vinalhaven	Knox	T	ME IF&W	2 acres (0.81 ha)
59-323	Deadman Point Ledge		Cranberry Isles	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-730	Deer		Deer Isle	Hancock	E	Exempt-4 or more structures
79-735	Deer		Harrington	Washington	R
79-310	Deer		Cutler	Washington	R
79-734	Deer		Harrington	Washington	R
59-729	Deer (Little)		Deer Isle	Hancock	E	Exempt-4 or more structures
63-674	Delano's		Friendship	Knox	R
79-151	Denbow		Lubec	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-470	Devilled Rocks		Southport	Lincoln	R
59-962	Devils		Stonington	Hancock	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
79-657	Devil's		Jonesport	Washington	R
55-370	Diamond (Great)		Portland	Cumberland	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures; has a year-round population of approximately 80
55-375	Diamond (Little)		Portland	Cumberland	E	Exempt-4 or more structures
55-380	Diamond Island Ledge		Portland	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-378	Diamond Island Ledge		Portland	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-171	Diamond Rock		Vinalhaven	Knox	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
55-046	Dingley		Harpswell	Cumberland	E	4 or more residential structures
73-218	Dix		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R
63-427	Dix		State of Maine[7]	Knox	R	Private, former quarries (provided the granite for New York City Post Office), now summer rusticator cottages[3]
63-380	Dix Island Ledge		Muscle Ridge Shoals Twp.	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-436	Dix Ledge		Muscle Ridge Shoals Twp.	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-434	Dix Ledge		Muscle Ridge Shoals Twp.	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-522	Dobbins	Flying Place	Beals	Washington	R
79-543	Dobbins Ledge		Beals	Washington	R
79-544	Dobbins Ledge		Beals	Washington	R
79-022	Docket (Little)	Little Dochet	Robbinston	Washington	R
65-097	Dodge		Edgecomb	Lincoln	R
59-668	Dog		Brooksville	Hancock	R
79-112	Dog		Eastport	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-136	Dogfish		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
63-471	Dogfish		Vinalhaven	Knox	R	Summer cottagers only, no natural water source[3]
55-135	Dogfish		Harpswell	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-474	Dogfish (South)		Vinalhaven	Knox	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-117	Dogs Head		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
55-118	Dog's Head		Harpswell	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-119	Dog's Head		Harpswell	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-120	Dog's Head		Harpswell	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-195	Dolins Island Ledges		Bristol	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-276	Doliver		Isle au Haut	Knox	U		2 acres (0.81 ha)
55-154	Doll's		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
79-353	Double Head Sh Ledge		Cutler	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-579	Double Shot		Jonesport	Washington	R
79-580	Double Shot		Jonesport	Washington	R
79-577	Double Shot		Jonesport	Washington	R
79-351	Double Shot		Cutler	Washington	R
79-352	Double Shot (Outer)		Cutler	Washington	R
55-105	Doughty's		Harpswell	Cumberland	R	Owned by conservation organization	1.4 acres (0.57 ha)[4]
79-917	Douglas (Big)		Milbridge	Washington	R
79-919	Douglas (Little)		Milbridge	Washington	R
79-918	Douglas (Middle)		Milbridge	Washington	R
79-921	Douglas Island Ledge		Milbridge	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-864	Dow Ledge		Stonington	Hancock	R
59-863	Dow Ledge		Stonington	Hancock	R
59-865	Dow Ledge		Stonington	Hancock	R
79-419	Doyle	Driscoes	Addison	Washington	R
79-448	Doyle	Driscoes	Addison	Washington	R
73-171	Drake's		West Bath	Sagadahoc	R
79-064	Dram		Pembroke	Washington	R
59-187	Dram		Sorrento	Hancock	R
79-067	Dram (Little)		Pembroke	Washington	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
79-611	Drisko (Big)		Addison	Washington	R
79-638	Drisko (Little)		Addison	Washington	R
79-507	Drisko Ledge		Jonesport	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-444	Drum[14]		Frenchboro	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-034	Dry		Gouldsboro	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-366	Dry Ledge		Swan's Island	Hancock	R
79-779	Dry Ledge		Harrington	Washington	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-879	Dry Ledges		St. George	Knox	U		0.6 acres (0.24 ha)
73-205	Dry Ledges		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-204	Dry Ledges		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-203	Dry Ledges		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-449	Dry Money Ledge[14]		Frenchboro	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-435	Duck	Jacquish Ledge	Harpswell	Cumberland	R
59-385	Duck		Swan's Island	Hancock	R
63-122	Duck		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-120	Duck		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-121	Duck		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
81-181	Duck		Kittery	York	R
63-123	Duck		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
59-440	Duck (Great)		Frenchboro	Hancock	R	Bought by The Nature Conservancy in 1984. Home to Great Duck Island Light.	640 acres (260 ha)
59-439	Duck (Little)[14]		Frenchboro	Hancock	R	Acquired by National Audubon Society after WW II as wildlife preserve[3]
73-132	Duck (Little)		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
79-414	Duck Ledges		Addison	Washington	R	Deepwater anchorage, small cottage with outhouse, no plumbing (rainwater collected for cooking and washing)[12]	2 acres (0.81 ha)
79-412	Duck Ledges		Addison	Washington	R
79-413	Duck Ledges		Addison	Washington	R
79-415	Duck Ledges		Addison	Washington	R
55-156	Duck Rock		Harpswell	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-316	Duck Rock (Inner)		Monhegan Island Plt.[22]	Lincoln	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
65-311	Duck Rocks		Monhegan Island Plt.[22]	Lincoln	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
65-310	Duck Rocks		Monhegan Island Plt.[22]	Lincoln	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
79-370	Dudley	Rice's	Lubec	Washington	R
63-347	Dumplings		North Haven	Knox	R
63-348	Dumplings		North Haven	Knox	R
63-349	Dumplings		North Haven	Knox	R
63-350	Dumplings		North Haven	Knox	R
63-352	Dumplings		North Haven	Knox	R
63-351	Dumplings	Cross	North Haven	Knox	R
73-015	Dunlap-Maxwell		Bowdoinham	Sagadahoc	R
79-468	Dunn		Jonesport	Washington	R
79-767	Dyer		Harrington	Washington	R
63-530	Dyer		Vinalhaven	Knox	R	Private, retreat for vacationing cottagers[3]
79-109	Dyer		Eastport	Washington	R
79-440	Dyer		Addison	Washington	R	Private, used exclusively by Berwick Boys Foundation for boys' summer camp	750 acres (300 ha)
63-531	Dyer (Little)		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
59-793	Eagle		State of Maine[7]	Hancock	E	Exempt-4 or more structures. Home to Eagle Island Light.
55-439	Eagle		Harpswell	Cumberland	E	Gift to State of Maine in 1955, now state parkland	13.3 acres (5.4 ha)[4]
81-010	Eagle		Saco	York	R
63-547	Eagle		St. George	Knox	R	Private, some quarrying, now uninhabited[3]	5 acres (2.0 ha)
79-751	Eagle		Addison	Washington	R
63-795	Eagle		St. George	Knox	R
59-349	Eagle		Swan's Island	Hancock	R	Private, reverting to natural state
63-796	Eagle (East)		St. George	Knox	R
79-843	Eastern		Steuben	Washington	R
79-850	Eastern		Steuben	Washington	R
65-313	Eastern Duck Rock		Monhegan Island Plt.	Lincoln	E	Exempt - IF&W 1971
63-295	Eastern Ear		Isle au Haut	Knox	R	Privately owned, no trespassing, no permitted uses or access, no visitors permitted
79-303	Eastern Head	Little River Ledge	Cutler	Washington	R
79-324	Eastern Head Ledges		Trescott Twp.	Washington	T	Maine Bur. of Parks & Lands	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
81-183	Eastern Rock		Kittery	York	R
59-716	Eaton Rock Island Ledge		State of Maine[7]	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-714	Eaton's		Deer Isle	Hancock	R	Private, usually conveyed along with neighbor Pickering Island	12 acres (4.9 ha)
59-713	Eaton's (Little)		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
63-409	Eben's	Tommy	South Thomaston	Knox	R	Private, summer rusticator cottage[3]
59-301	Egg Rock		Winter Harbor	Hancock	E	Coast Guard lighthouse and fog signal
63-727	Egg Rock		Friendship	Knox	R
79-935	Egg Rock		Milbridge	Washington	T	ME IF&W	3 acres (1.2 ha)
79-927	Egg Rock		Milbridge	Washington	T	ME IF&W	3 acres (1.2 ha)
79-605	Egg Rock		Beals	Washington	T	ME IF&W	2 acres (0.81 ha)
63-333	Egg Rock		North Haven	Knox	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-950	Egg Rock		Swans Island	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-860	Egg Rock (Eastern)		St. George	Knox	T	ME IF&W	9 acres (3.6 ha)
63-873	Egg Rock (Little)	Skeeter Rock	St. George	Knox	T	ME IF&W	2 acres (0.81 ha)
73-286	Egg Rocks	Fox Islands	Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R
73-285	Egg Rocks	Fox Islands	Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R
73-319	Ellingwood		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-010	Elliot Flats		Calais	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-223	Elliott's		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
55-173	Elm (1)		Harpswell	Cumberland	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
55-174	Elm (2)		Harpswell	Cumberland	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
63-543	Elwell		St. George	Knox	R	Private, once inhabited by coastal trader and fisherman, but no longer inhabited[3]
63-400	Emery		Owls Head	Knox	R
59-975	Enchanted		Stonington	Hancock	R
77-075	Ensign (#1)		Islesboro	Waldo	R	Acquired in 1910 by illustrator Charles Dana Gibson, whose descendants still summer on nearby Seven Hundred Acre Island[3]
77-076	Ensign (#2)		Islesboro	Waldo	R
63-720	Eugley's		Friendship	Knox	R
63-722	Eugley's		Friendship	Knox	R
65-155	Eves		Bremen	Lincoln	R
73-083	Ewe		Woolwich	Sagadahoc	R
63-202	Ewe		Isle au Haut	Knox	R	Private
73-082	Ewe		Woolwich	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-081	Ewe		Woolwich	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
81-031	Factory		Saco	York	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
63-108	Falls		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
79-061	Falls		Trescott Twp.	Washington	R
59-111	Falls Point Ledge		Sullivan	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-560	Fan		Roque Bluffs	Washington	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
65-124	Farmers		South Bristol	Lincoln	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
79-785	Farr Head		Milbridge	Washington	R
59-839	Farrell's	Kimball's	Stonington	Hancock	R
63-755	Farther Little		Friendship	Knox	R
79-392	Featherbed		Machiasport	Washington	R	Privately owned, deeded to G&M Lamb. No water or electricity. Land bridge at low tide	<1 acre (0.40 ha)
79-464	Fellows	Looks	Roque Bluffs	Washington	R
63-478	Fiddlehead		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
59-680	Fiddlehead Ledge		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
55-067	Fir		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
59-363	Fir Point		Swan's Island	Hancock	R
59-364	Fir Point Ledges		Swan's Island	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
77-040	Fire		Northport	Waldo	R
79-833	Fish		Steuben	Washington	R
65-291	Fish Hawk		Boothbay Harbor	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-238	Fish Hawk		Boothbay Harbor	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-274	Fisherman		Boothbay	Lincoln	R
79-694	Fisherman		Beals	Washington	R
63-402	Fisherman's		State of Maine[7]	Knox	R	Private; cormorants, eider ducks and other birds "have rendered the island effectively unusable by man"[3]
81-179	Fishing		Kittery	York	R
79-772	Five		Harrington	Washington	R
79-770	Five		Harrington	Washington	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
79-769	Five		Harrington	Washington	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
79-771	Five		Harrington	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-146	Flag Island Ledge		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-177	Flagg		Harpswell	Cumberland	E	Maine Dept. Fisheries	26.2 acres (10.6 ha)[4]
63-632	Flagg		Muscle Ridge Shoals Twp.[7]	Knox	R
55-415	Flagg (Upper)		Harpswell	Cumberland	R		34.1 acres (13.8 ha)[4]
59-806	Flagstaff		Stonington	Hancock	R
63-217	Flake (Big)		Isle au Haut	Knox	R
63-216	Flake (Little)		Isle au Haut	Knox	R
63-748	Flap Jack		Cushing	Knox	R
55-144	Flash		Harpswell	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	2 acres (0.81 ha)
77-047	Flat		Islesboro	Waldo	E	State of Maine bird sanctuary, managed by IF&W[3]
59-014	Flat		Winter Harbor	Hancock	R
79-621	Flat		Addison	Washington	R
59-808	Flat		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
63-106	Flat		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
59-876	Flea	Flat	Stonington	Hancock	R
63-787	Flea		Cushing	Knox	R
59-794	Fling		State of Maine[7]	Hancock	R	Private, uninhabited[3]
79-903	Flint		Harrington	Washington	R
59-752	Flye's		Brooklin	Hancock	R
55-248	Flying Point		Freeport	Cumberland	R
55-636	Flying Point (Little)		Freeport	Cumberland	R
63-263	Fog Island		Isle au Haut	Knox	T	ME IF&W-- dangerous tidal eddies and seas, site of several drownings[3]	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-297	Fog Island Ledge		Isle au Haut	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-264	Fogg		Isle au Haut	Knox	R
59-233	Folly		Mount Desert	Hancock	R
81-101	Folly		Kennebunkport	York	R
63-163	Folly Ledge		Vinalhaven	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-121	Fort		Boothbay	Lincoln	E	Exempt - Parks and Recreation
59-826	Fort	Sheep	Stonington	Hancock	R	Private, uninhabited[3]
79-737	Fort		Harrington	Washington	R
79-736	Fort (Little)	Guard	Harrington	Washington	R
79-551	Foster		Machiasport	Washington	R
79-789	Foster		Harrington	Washington	R
73-034	Foster's		Topsham	Sagadahoc	R
65-117	Foster's		South Bristol	Lincoln	R
65-051	Fox		Waldoboro	Lincoln	R
73-236	Fox		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
79-155	Fox		Lubec	Washington	R
73-284	Fox		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R
73-269	Fox	Thompsons	Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
65-346	Foxbird	Head Of The Nick	Wiscasset	Lincoln	R
65-349	Foxbird	Head Of The Nick	Wiscasset	Lincoln	R
65-348	Foxbird	Head Of The Nick	Wiscasset	Lincoln	R
65-347	Foxbird	Head Of The Nick	Wiscasset	Lincoln	R
81-211	Frankfort		Eliot	York	R
63-707	Franklin		Friendship	Knox	E	Exempt - Dept. of Interior; home to Franklin Island Light
63-708	Franklin Ledge (Little)		Friendship	Knox	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-191	Freds		Trescott Twp.	Washington	R
79-194	Fred's		Trescott Twp.	Washington	R
79-193	Fred's		Trescott Twp.	Washington	R
79-192	Fred's		Trescott Twp.	Washington	R
79-676	Freeman Rock		Jonesport	Washington	T	ME IF&W	2 acres (0.81 ha)
59-936	Freese		Deer Isle	Hancock	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
59-915	Freese		Deer Isle	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-939	Freese		Deer Isle	Hancock	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
59-938	Freese		Deer Isle	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-940	Freeze (Big)		Deer Isle	Hancock	R	Private, used as summer retreat[3]
59-942	Freeze (Little)		Deer Isle	Hancock	R	Private, remains in natural state[3]	3 acres (1.2 ha)
	Frenchboro—see Long (Frenchboro)
79-523	French House		Beals	Washington	R
55-271	French's	Long Ledge	Freeport	Cumberland	R	Private
55-269	French's		Freeport	Cumberland	R	Private
55-267	French's (Little)		Freeport	Cumberland	R
55-268	French's Ledge		Freeport	Cumberland	R	Private
55-270	French's Ledge		Freeport	Cumberland	R	Private
55-014	Freyee		Brunswick	Cumberland	T	Owned by the ME IF&W	2 acres (0.81 ha)
55-015	Freyee		Brunswick	Cumberland	T	Owned by the ME IF&W	2 acres (0.81 ha)
55-012	Freyee		Brunswick	Cumberland	T	Owned by the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife (ME IF&W)	9 acres (3.6 ha)[4]
55-013	Freyee		Brunswick	Cumberland	T	Owned by the ME IF&W	3 acres (1.2 ha)
63-754	Friendship	Friendship Long	Friendship	Knox	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
73-030	Friers		Topsham	Sagadahoc	R
79-101	Frost		Perry	Washington	U		2 acres (0.81 ha)
(unnumbered)	Frye		Frye Island[23]	Cumberland	U	Freshwater island in Sebago Lake, seasonal May–October, private cottages, some public beaches	1,024 acres (414 ha)
73-308	Fuller's Rock		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R
65-132	Gall Rock		Boothbay	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-232	Gallows		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
59-748	Gander		Brooklin	Hancock	R
63-773	Gangway Ledge		Friendship	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-756	Gangway Ledge		Brooklin	Hancock	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
63-420	Garden		South Thomaston	Knox	E	Exempt - IF&W 1970
59-372	Garden		Swan's Island	Hancock	R
59-371	Garden		Swan's Island	Hancock	R
63-509	Garden (Big)		Vinalhaven	Knox	R	Private, given as a wedding present to Charles A. Lindbergh in 1929, given by the Lindberghs to The Nature Conservancy in 1969, now used by day picnickers[3]
63-511	Garden (Little)		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-776	Garnet		Friendship	Knox	R
63-735	Garrison		Friendship	Knox	R
63-842	Gay		Cushing	Knox	R
63-790	Gay's	Burton's	Cushing	Knox	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
65-232	Gem		South Bristol	Lincoln	R
55-078	George		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
59-896	George Head Ledge		Stonington	Hancock	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
59-894	Georges Head		Stonington	Hancock	R
81-175	Gerrish		Kittery	York	E	4 or more residential structures exist on the island.
79-738	Gibbs		Addison	Washington	R
79-210	Gilbert's		Lubec	Washington	R
79-907	Gimlet		Harrington	Washington	R
65-101	Glidden Ledge		South Bristol	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
81-100	Goat		Kennebunkport	York	E	Exempt - Dept. of Interior. Home to Goat Island Light.
73-179	Goat		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	U		2 acres (0.81 ha)
73-260	Good Harbor (Little)		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
63-336	Goose		North Haven	Knox	E	Exempt - IF&W 1969
79-126	Goose		Eastport	Washington	R
65-333	Goose		Edgecomb	Lincoln	R
79-732	Goose		Addison	Washington	R
59-749	Goose		Brooklin	Hancock	R
59-927	Goose (Little)		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
55-255	Goose (Lower)		Harpswell	Cumberland	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
79-423	Goose (Outer)		Addison	Washington	R
55-251	Goose (Upper)		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
59-239	Goose Cove Rock		Tremont	Hancock	R
59-817	Goose Island		Deer Isle	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-276	Goose Island Ledge (Little)		Harpswell	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-023	Goose Ledges		Newcastle	Lincoln	T	P	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-400	Goose Nest		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	T	P	1 acre (0.40 ha)
59-135	Goose Rock		Surry	Hancock	R
63-792	Goose Rock		St. George	Knox	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-335	Goose Rock (East)		North Haven	Knox	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
81-036	Goose Rock (East)		Kennebunkport	York	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
63-035	Goose Rocks		North Haven	Knox	R
63-314	Goose Rocks		Rockport	Knox	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
81-040	Goose Rocks (West)		Kennebunkport	York	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
81-041	Goose Rocks (West)		Kennebunkport	York	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
79-226	Gooseberry		Lubec	Washington	R
79-235	Gooseberry		Lubec	Washington	R
59-969	Gooseberry		Stonington	Hancock	R
81-165	Gooseberry		Kittery	York	R
65-353	Gooseberry		Boothbay	Lincoln	R
79-219	Gooseberry		Lubec	Washington	R		5 acres (2.0 ha)
59-398	Gooseberry		Swan's Island	Hancock	R
81-025	Gooseberry		Biddeford	York	T	ME IF&W	2 acres (0.81 ha)
73-301	Gooseberry		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
63-757	Gooseberry		Friendship	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-417	Gooseberry Nub		Muscle Ridge Shoals Twp.[7]	Knox	R
79-750	Gooseberry Nub		Addison	Washington	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
73-289	Gooserock		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R
73-290	Gooserock		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R
55-262	Goslings (The)		Harpswell	Cumberland	R	The Goslings are a group of three small islands known for their sand beaches, campsites, and opportunities for kayaking, picnicking, and wildlife observation. Maine Coast Heritage Trust acquired these islands for conservation and public use in 2014.[24]
55-263	Goslings (The)		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
59-435	Gott (Great)		Tremont	Hancock	E	Exempt-4 or more structures
59-436	Gott (Little)	Bar	Tremont	Hancock	R
59-454	Gott Ledge (Little)		Tremont	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-634	Graffam		State of Maine[7]	Knox	R	Private, summer cottage[3]
63-046	Grandfathers		North Haven	Knox	R
59-802	Grass Ledge		Deer Isle	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	2 acres (0.81 ha)
59-789	Grass Ledges		Deer Isle	Hancock	E	Exempt - IF&W 1969
55-259	Grassy Ledge		Harpswell	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
59-583	Gravel		Penobscot	Hancock	R
73-098	Great		Woolwich	Sagadahoc	R
55-019	Great	Driscoll	Brunswick	Cumberland	R	Owned by the town of Brunswick
65-465	Great Cape		Southport	Lincoln	R
63-290	Great Spoon Ledge		Isle au Haut	Knox	R
79-535	Great Spruce Ledge		Jonesport	Washington	R
59-784	Great Spruce Ledge		Deer Isle	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-929	Green		Milbridge	Washington	E	Exempt - IF&W
59-877	Green		Stonington	Hancock	R
59-751	Green		Brooklin	Hancock	R
59-128	Green		Bar Harbor	Hancock	R
73-048	Green		Bath	Sagadahoc	R
65-423	Green		Southport	Lincoln	R
79-666	Green		Jonesport	Washington	R
63-127	Green	Greer	Vinalhaven	Knox	R
79-624	Green		Addison	Washington	R
59-478	Green		Swan's Island	Hancock	R	Private, uninhabited[3]
63-129	Green	Greer	Vinalhaven	Knox	R
73-063	Green		Bath	Sagadahoc	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
59-446	Green[14]		Frenchboro	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	5 acres (2.0 ha)
79-572	Green		Jonesport	Washington	T	ME IF&W	3 acres (1.2 ha)
59-344	Green		Brooklin	Hancock	U		1.8 acres (0.73 ha)
65-268	Green		Boothbay	Lincoln	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
79-677	Green		Beals	Washington	U
63-125	Green		Vinalhaven	Knox	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
55-499	Green (Inner)		Portland	Cumberland	E	Exempt - IF&W 1971	3.0 acres (1.2 ha)[4]
63-655	Green (Large)		Matinicus Isle Plt.	Knox	E	exempt — 4 or more residential structures
63-485	Green (Little)		Vinalhaven	Knox	E	Exempt - IF&W
63-418	Green (Little)		State of Maine[7]	Knox	R
65-422	Green (Little)		Southport	Lincoln	R
63-654	Green (Little)		Matinicus Isle Plt.	Knox	R	Small, barren island, uninhabited, close to Metinic[3]	2 acres (0.81 ha)
65-421	Green (Little)		Southport	Lincoln	R
55-386	Green (Outer)		Long Island	Cumberland	E	Exempt-4 or more structures	5.4 acres (2.2 ha)[4]
63-156	Green Island Knob		Vinalhaven	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-445	Green Island Ledge		Frenchboro	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	2 acres (0.81 ha)
59-750	Green Island Ledge		Brooklin	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-266	Green Ledge		Isle au Haut	Knox	E	Exempt - public ownership
63-493	Green Ledge		Vinalhaven	Knox	T	ME IF&W	2 acres (0.81 ha)
59-674	Green Ledge		Deer Isle	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
63-929	Green Ledge		Criehaven Twp.	Knox	T	ME IF&W	2 acres (0.81 ha)
59-949	Green Ledge		Deer Isle	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
63-158	Green Ledge		Vinalhaven	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-071	Green Ledge		Harpswell	Cumberland	U	Owned by the Town of Harpswell	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-159	Green Ledge		Vinalhaven	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-485	Green Ledge (Outer)		Long Island	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-585	Green Metinic		Matinicus Isle Plt.[15]	Knox	R
59-315	Green Nubble		Cranberry Isles	Hancock	R
59-268	Greening		Southwest Harbor	Hancock	E	Private, some summer cottages, western 3/4 of island under conservation easement managed by Acadia National Park[3]
63-157	Green's		Vinalhaven	Knox	E	Private (named for a man, not the color) former whale oil trying works, quarry, some year-round residence and summer rusticator cottages, lighthouse at Heron Neck[3]
63-817	Griffin (Little)	Little Davis	St. George	Knox	R
63-818	Griffin Ledge (Little)		St. George	Knox	R
59-861	Grog		Stonington	Hancock	R	Private, used by a single owner for summer vacation home. Private, uninhabited.[3]	5 acres (2.0 ha)
59-860	Grogg Ledge		Stonington	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
81-145	Gull		Ogunquit	York	R
59-166	Gull Ledge		Sorrento	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-167	Gull Ledge		Sorrento	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-168	Gull Ledge		Sorrento	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-169	Gull Ledge		Sorrento	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-812	Gull Ledge		Deer Isle	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-718	Gull Rock		Cushing	Knox	R
63-724	Gull Rock		Friendship	Knox	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-565	Gull Rock		Roque Bluffs	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-116	Gull Rock		Eastport	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-488	Gundell	Gondola, Cundell	Vinalhaven	Knox	R
59-976	Gunning Rock		Stonington	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-836	Gunning Rocks		St. George	Knox	T	ME IF&W	1.4 acres (0.57 ha)
63-578	Gunning Rocks		St. George	Knox	T	ME IF&W	3 acres (1.2 ha)
65-200	Haddock[7]		Bristol	Lincoln	R
55-438	Haddock		Harpswell	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
79-107	Half Moon		Eastport	Washington	R
55-502	Halfway		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	U	Home to Halfway Rock Light, midway across the outer reaches of Casco Bay	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-207	Halibut Ledge (West)		Isle au Haut	Knox	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-206	Halibut Ledge (West)		Isle au Haut	Knox	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
59-979	Halibut Rock		Swan's Island	Hancock	U		2.3 acres (0.93 ha)
59-991	Halibut Rocks		Swan's Island	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	2 acres (0.81 ha)
79-570	Halifax		Jonesport	Washington	R
63-702	Hall		Friendship	Knox	R
63-704	Hall (Little)		Friendship	Knox	R
79-663	Hall's		Jonesport	Washington	R
55-121	Hamloaf	Ham?	Harpswell	Cumberland	R
55-042	Hammond		Harpswell	Cumberland	R	private	2.5 acres (1.0 ha)
59-932	Harbor	Naskeag	Brooklin	Hancock	R	Private, used by summer rusticators[3]
59-400	Harbor		Swan's Island	Hancock	R	Private; Harbor Island Trust corporation manages island for summer cottagers.[3]
63-710	Harbor	Rum Cove	Friendship	Knox	R
59-700	Harbor		Brooksville	Hancock	R
65-428	Harbor		Boothbay Harbor	Lincoln	R
59-450	Harbor[14]		Frenchboro	Hancock	R	Private, seasonal two-bedroom cottage, no electricity[12]	30 acres (12 ha)
73-198	Harbor		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R
63-502	Harbor		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-701	Harbor		Friendship	Knox	R
63-203	Harbor		Isle au Haut	Knox	U	Private	11 acres (4.5 ha)
73-294	Harbor (Little)		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R
63-926	Harbor Ledges		Criehaven Twp.	Knox	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
59-782	Hardhead		State of Maine[7]	Hancock	R		5 acres (2.0 ha)
59-236	Hardwood		Tremont	Hancock	R
79-410	Hardwood		Addison	Washington	R
63-204	Hardwood		Isle au Haut	Knox	R	Private, unused[3]
79-531	Hardwood (Inner)		Jonesport	Washington	R
79-662	Hardwood (Little)		Jonesport	Washington	R
79-504	Hardwood (Middle)		Jonesport	Washington	R
65-036	Hardy		Waldoboro	Lincoln	R
65-361	Harper		Westport Island	Lincoln	R
81-125	Harris		York	York	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
63-833	Hart		St. George	Knox	R
59-811	Hart	Heart	Deer Isle	Hancock	R	Private, summer cottage[3]
55-417	Haskell		Harpswell	Cumberland	E	Exempt - 4 or more structures
59-412	Hat		Swan's Island	Hancock	R	Private, summer cottages[3]
65-059	Havener Ledge		Waldoboro	Lincoln	U		2 acres (0.81 ha)
65-060	Havener Ledge		Waldoboro	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-731	Hawthorne Ledge		Harrington	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-169	Hay		Vinalhaven	Knox	R	Private, uninhabited[3]
63-638	Hay	Seal	St. George	Knox	R
65-245	Hay		South Bristol	Lincoln	R
63-091	Hay		Vinalhaven	Knox	U		9 acres (3.6 ha)
59-937	Hay (Big)		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
63-187	Hay Island Nubble		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
79-625	Hay Ledge		Addison	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-582	Hay Ledge		St. George	Knox	R
63-092	Hay Ledge		Vinalhaven	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-081	Haystack		Waldoboro	Lincoln	R
55-240	Haywards Point		Harpswell	Cumberland	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
73-303	Head Beach	Joe's Head	Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
79-500	Head Harbor		Jonesport	Washington	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
65-063	Heather		Waldoboro	Lincoln	R
59-961	Hell's Half Acre		Stonington	Hancock	U		2 acres (0.81 ha)
79-733	Hemlock		Addison	Washington	R
55-077	Hen		Harpswell	Cumberland	E	4 or more residential structures
73-249	Hen		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
63-545	Hen		St. George	Knox	R
73-131	Hen		Woolwich	Sagadahoc	R
59-945	Hen		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
59-663	Hen		Brooksville	Hancock	R
63-147	Hen		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
73-178	Hen		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-388	Hen		Swan's Island	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-387	Hen		Swan's Island	Hancock	U		2 acres (0.81 ha)
55-080	Hen (Big)		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
63-078	Hen (Little)		Vinalhaven	Knox	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
65-116	Hen Cackle		South Bristol	Lincoln	R
59-560	Henry's		Brooksville	Hancock	R
59-559	Henry's		Brooksville	Hancock	R
73-300	Hermit Island Ledge	Breakwater Point	Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	U		1.5 acres (0.61 ha)
59-480	Heron		Swan's Island	Hancock	E	Owned by Acadia National Park, US Dept. of Interior, nesting ground for eider duck[3]
73-315	Heron		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R
59-069	Heron		Winter Harbor	Hancock	R	Uninhabited, rocky and treeless, Acadia National Park, closed to visitors April 1 -July 31 to protect nesting birds[9]	6.6 acres (2.7 ha)
73-316	Heron		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R
73-313	Heron		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R
65-261	Heron (Inner)		South Bristol	Lincoln	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
65-279	Heron (Outer)		Boothbay	Lincoln	R
73-314	Heron Island Ledge		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-312	Heron Island Ledge		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-283	Heron Island Ledge		Boothbay	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-290	Heron Island Ledge		South Bristol	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-162	Heron Neck Ledges		Vinalhaven	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-686	Herring Cove Ledge		Jonesport	Washington	R
63-786	Herring Lodge		Cushing	Knox	R
63-621	Hewett Island		State of Maine[7]	Knox	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
63-623	Hewett Island		State of Maine[7]	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-627	Hewitt		State of Maine[7]	Knox	E	Private, some former quarries and lobster ponds, several summer cottages[3]
79-561	Hickey		Roque Bluffs	Washington	R
63-569	High		St. George	Knox	R	Just north of the mouth of Tenants Harbor. Has a hiking trail and serves as a mating area for great blue herons. Ospreys also nest here. Owned by Maine Coast Heritage Trust, and is open to the public.[25]	25 acres (10 ha)
63-422	High		State of Maine[7]	Knox	R	Private, waterless, uninhabited, granite wharfs left over from quarrying, occasionally used by Outward Bound "solo" campers[3]
65-129	High		South Bristol	Lincoln	R
63-933	High Ledge		Criehaven Twp.	Knox	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
59-397	High Sheriff		Swan's Island	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-087	Hill's	Hill's Cove	Hancock	Hancock	R		9.9 acres (4.0 ha)[4]
65-372	Hilton's	Kimball	Boothbay	Lincoln	R
65-373	Hilton's Ledge		Boothbay	Lincoln	R
65-377	Hodgdon		Boothbay	Lincoln	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
65-032	Hoffses		Waldoboro	Lincoln	R
79-830	Hog		Steuben	Washington	R	Once owned by notable author E.B. White.
59-679	Hog		State of Maine[7]	Hancock	R	Private, summer cottage[3]	40 acres (16 ha)
79-759	Hog	Currant	Harrington	Washington	R
59-010	Hog	Hawthorne	Gouldsboro	Hancock	R		52.3 acres (21.2 ha)[4]
79-241	Hog		Lubec	Washington	R
59-929	Hog	Naskeag	Brooklin	Hancock	R
63-017	Hog		North Haven	Knox	R
65-165	Hog		Bremen	Lincoln	R	Audubon camp and birding center since 1936, deal in progress to sell to Kieve-Wavus Education Foundation[26]	300 acres (120 ha)
79-279	Hog		Machiasport	Washington	R
55-379	Hog	Diamond Island Ledge, Ft. Georges	Portland	Cumberland	R
63-077	Hog	Hen	Vinalhaven	Knox	R
79-394	Hog		Machiasport	Washington	R
65-019	Hog		Damariscotta	Lincoln	R
63-589	Hog (Little)		Matinicus Isle Plt.	Knox	R
63-316	Hog Cove Ledge		Rockport	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-650	Holbrook		Castine	Hancock	R	Now a state park and wildlife sanctuary owned by State of Maine, including a tract on the Brooksville shore[3]
79-272	Holly Point		Cutler	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-127	Holly's		South Bristol	Lincoln	R
63-830	Hupper		St. George	Knox	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
59-200	Hop		Gouldsboro	Hancock	R
55-442	Hope		Chebeague	Cumberland	R	Private, summer cottage[27]	89 acres (36 ha)
79-393	Hope		Roque Bluffs	Washington	R
55-061	Hopkins		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
81-168	Horn		Kittery	York	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-405	Horse		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
59-770	Horse Head		State of Maine[7]	Hancock	R
63-541	Hosmer		St. George	Knox	R
59-554	Hospital		Brooksville	Hancock	R	Private, used for summer cottage[3]
55-381	House		Portland	Cumberland	R	Private, open by arrangement seasonally for tours[28]	31.1 acres (12.6 ha)[4]
63-128	House Ledge		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
81-176	Hoyts		Kittery	York	E	4 or more residential structures exist on the island.
59-406	Hub		Swan's Island	Hancock	R
59-624	Hub		Blue Hill	Hancock	R
59-913	Hub		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
59-407	Hub		Swan's Island	Hancock	R
59-217	Hub (The)		Mount Desert	Hancock	R
65-365	Hubbard		Westport Island	Lincoln	R
79-158	Huckins	Solomons	Lubec	Washington	R
79-148	Huckins Ledge	Clam Bar	Lubec	Washington	R
79-149	Huckins Ledge		Lubec	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-016	Huckleberry		Newcastle	Lincoln	R
59-845	Huckleberry		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
63-096	Huckleberry		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
59-590	Huckleberry		Brooksville	Hancock	R
63-067	Hughes		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
59-862	Humpkins		Stonington	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-083	Hungry[7]	Hall	Friendship	Knox	R	Extensive community in the 19th century, now largely empty, privately owned[29]	160 acres (65 ha)
65-463	Hunting		Southport	Lincoln	R
63-528	Hurricane		Vinalhaven	Knox	R	Private, history of extensive quarrying, now leased to the Hurricane Island Foundation[30]
63-626	Hurricane (Little)		State of Maine[7]	Knox	R	Private, owned by lobsterman for fishing rights, and out-of-state vacationers[3]	1 acre (0.40 ha)
63-518	Hurricane (Little)		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-526	Hurricane Ledges (South)		Vinalhaven	Knox	T	ME IF&W	1.5 acres (0.61 ha)
63-525	Hurricane Ledges (South)		Vinalhaven	Knox	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-524	Hurricane Ledges (South)		Vinalhaven	Knox	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
63-523	Hurricane Ledges (South)		Vinalhaven	Knox	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
63-527	Hurricane Ledges (South)		Vinalhaven	Knox	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
77-022	Hutchins	Coombs Field	Islesboro	Waldo	R	Private, uninhabited, limited public access[3]
65-273	Hypocrites Ledges		Boothbay	Lincoln	R
65-275	Hypocrites Ledges		Boothbay	Lincoln	R
65-277	Hypocrites Ledges		Boothbay	Lincoln	R
65-272	Hypocrites Ledges		Boothbay	Lincoln	R
63-716	Ile D'amour		Friendship	Knox	R
63-319	Indian		Rockport	Knox	R
63-318	Indian		Rockport	Knox	R	Home to Indian Island Light
55-236	Indian		Freeport	Cumberland	R
65-183	Indian[7]		Bristol	Lincoln	R
79-287	Indian Head		Machiasport	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-127	Indian Point Ledge		Bar Harbor	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	0.4 acres (0.16 ha)[4]
55-481	Indian Rock		Portland	Cumberland	T	Maine Bureau of Parks & Lands	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-450	Indian Rock		Jonesport	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-429	Indian Rock		Addison	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-451	Indian Rock		Addison	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-425	Indian Rock		Jonesport	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-428	Indian Rock		Jonesport	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-409	Indian Town		Boothbay Harbor	Lincoln	R
59-189	Ingall's		Sorrento	Hancock	R
79-550	Ingalls		Machiasport	Washington	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
59-851	Inner Harbor		Stonington	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-087	Iron (Little)		Brunswick	Cumberland	R
55-101	Iron (Little)		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
59-182	Ironbound		Winter Harbor	Hancock	R	Private, owned by a single family of summer rusticators who often invited artists including John Singer Sargent, now largely protected under conservation easement[3] |	831 acres (336 ha)
55-264	Irony		Harpswell	Cumberland	R	One of the three islands comprising The Goslings.
63-230	Isle au Haut		Isle au Haut[31]	Knox	E	Inhabited year round, fishermen and lobstermen, much of the island is Acadia National Park forested area with trails, campground open seasonally, no dogs allowed[9]	6,325 acres (2,560 ha)
65-408	Isle of Springs		Boothbay Harbor	Lincoln	R
77-012	Isleboro		Islesboro	Waldo	E	Private, with a state park on one island, 600 year round inhabitants, large seasonal summer colony since the 19th century[3]
59-676	Islet Of Pond		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
59-743	Ivy		Brooklin	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-602	Jacquish Ledge		Harpswell	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-432	Jaquish		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
55-430	Jaquish Ledge		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
55-429	Jaquish Ledge		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
55-434	Jaquish Ledge		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
55-431	Jaquish Ledge		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
59-136	Jed		Blue Hill	Hancock	R	Includes "My Island", a 1.5-acre islet accessible at low tide. Once named Seal Island, likely due to the abundance of harbor seals in the surrounding harbor.While open to the public, the northern half of the island is home to bald eagles to nest, and so is closed during their mating season.[32]	13.6 acres (5.5 ha)
59-140	Jed		Blue Hill	Hancock	R
63-070	Jennings		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
55-159	Jenny		Harpswell	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	3.5 acres (1.4 ha)[4]
73-173	Jenny's Nubble		West Bath	Sagadahoc	R
79-420	Jerden's		Addison	Washington	R
59-031	Jetteau Point Of Land		Gouldsboro	Hancock	R
55-480	Jewell		Portland	Cumberland	E	Exempt - Parks and Recreation
55-479	Jewell (Little)		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
65-177	Jim Island Ledge		Bremen	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
81-198	Jimmies Ledge		Kittery	York	R
79-939	Jim's		Milbridge	Washington	R
65-179	Jim's	Calf	Bremen	Lincoln	R
59-935	Jim's		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
77-074	Job		Islesboro	Waldo	R	Private, uninhabited, farmed land returning to natural state[3]
63-344	Jobbies		North Haven	Knox	R
59-912	Joe's Ledge		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
77-049	Joe's Rock		Islesboro	Waldo	R
59-483	John		Swan's Island	Hancock	R
55-274	John (Little)		Yarmouth	Cumberland	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
73-220	John Ed's		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
79-443	John White		Addison	Washington	R
59-622	John's		Blue Hill	Hancock	R
59-623	John's		Blue Hill	Hancock	R
59-351	John's		Swan's Island	Hancock	R	Private, summer cottages[3]
59-229	John's		Mount Desert	Hancock	R
59-631	John's		Blue Hill	Hancock	R
59-434	John's		Tremont	Hancock	R
59-884	John's		Stonington	Hancock	R	Private, uninhabited[3]
65-229	John's		Bristol	Lincoln	R
59-231	John's		Mount Desert	Hancock	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
65-289	John's (Little)		Boothbay	Lincoln	R
59-484	John's Dry Ledge		Swan's Island	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-034	Johnson		Waldoboro	Lincoln	R
65-188	Jones Garden		Bristol	Lincoln	T	ME IF&W	3 acres (1.2 ha)
65-187	Jones Ledge		Bristol	Lincoln	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-837	Jonny's	Fish	Steuben	Washington	R
59-012	Jordan		Winter Harbor	Hancock	R		261.5 acres (105.8 ha)[4]
79-922	Jordans Delight		Milbridge	Washington	R
59-173	Junk of Pork		Sorrento	Hancock	R
55-486	Junk of Pork		Long Island	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	1.5 acres (0.61 ha)
59-691	Keeler		Brooksville	Hancock	R
79-784	Kemps Folly		Milbridge	Washington	R
59-855	Kiah's		Stonington	Hancock	R
65-189	Killickstone		Bristol	Lincoln	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-221	Kimball		Isle au Haut	Knox	R	Private, summer cottages[3]
63-219	Kimball Ledge		Isle au Haut	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-469	Kitten		Southport	Lincoln	R
79-669	Knight		Jonesport	Washington	R
65-227	Knowle's Rocks		Bristol	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-228	Knowle's Rocks		Bristol	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-226	Knowle's Rocks		Bristol	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-225	Knowle's Rocks		Bristol	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-230	Knowle's Rocks		Bristol	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-231	Knubble[7]		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
63-516	L. Hurricane Ledge		Vinalhaven	Knox	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
63-517	L. Hurricane Ledge		Vinalhaven	Knox	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
79-632	Ladle		Addison	Washington	R
79-634	Ladle Ledge (West)		Addison	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-491	Lairey's	Lawry's	Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-506	Laireys Ledge		Vinalhaven	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-569	Lakeman		Jonesport	Washington	R
73-188	Lamb		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
73-189	Lamb Ledge		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-115	Lamont (Middle)		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-117	Lamont (Middle)		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-114	Lamont (North)		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-116	Lamont (North)		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-119	Lamont (South)		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-118	Lamont (South)		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
59-346	Lamp[14]		Frenchboro	Hancock	R
63-149	Lane	Lane's	Vinalhaven	Knox	E	Private, under Nature Conservancy easement and serves as a park; a few homes on northern third[3]	45 acres (18 ha)
55-200	Lanes		Yarmouth	Cumberland	R	Sandy beaches, fringing salt marshes, and steep embankments. The island is accessible by boat at mid-to-high tides. Two campsites exist on the island. The island was once used by the Abenaki people and letter European settlers. Owned by the Maine Coast Heritage Trust. Open to the public.[33]	28.2 acres (11.4 ha)[4]
63-331	Lasell		North Haven	Knox	R	Private, summer cottage[3]
63-332	Lassel Island Ledge		North Haven	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-492	Lawry's (Little)		Vinalhaven	Knox	R	Private, summer rusticators. Excellent spring said to be the only natural fresh water in White Islands group.[3]
59-952	Lazy Gut		Deer Isle	Hancock	R	Private, summer cottage built on gut[3]
59-951	Lazy Gut (Westerly)		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
63-529	Leadbetter		Vinalhaven	Knox	R	Private, elegant large pre-1840 two-story Leadbetter house still in use[3]
63-475	Leadbetter		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
55-076	Leavitt		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
63-767	Ledge		Friendship	Knox	R
55-155	Ledge		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
55-143	Ledge		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
63-766	Ledge		Friendship	Knox	R
55-141	Ledge		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
55-140	Ledge		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
73-259	Ledge	White Rocks	Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
55-139	Ledge		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
55-138	Ledge		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
59-021	Ledge	Sargeant	Winter Harbor	Hancock	R
55-133	Ledge		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
55-142	Ledge		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
63-152	Ledge		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-021	Ledge		North Haven	Knox	R
59-377	Ledge		Swan's Island	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-022	Ledge Off Sargent		Winter Harbor	Hancock	R
59-452	Ledges (The)		Tremont	Hancock	R
59-227	Ledges (The)		Mount Desert	Hancock	R
73-168	Lee		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R
59-655	Legerdemain		Brooksville	Hancock	R
65-017	Lehman		Newcastle	Lincoln	R
79-792	Lenroy		Milbridge	Washington	R
79-360	Libby		Machiasport	Washington	E	Exempt - Dept. of Interior; home to Libby Island Light
79-359	Libby (Big)		Machiasport	Washington	R
81-060	Libby's Point		Kennebunk	York	R
81-019	Libbyshears		Biddeford	York	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-033	Liberty Point		Robbinston	Washington	R
77-078	Lime		Islesboro	Waldo	R	Private, occasionally visited by Outward Bound soloists[3]
73-062	Lines		Woolwich	Sagadahoc	R
73-097	Lines (Little)		Woolwich	Sagadahoc	R
63-019	Little		North Haven	Knox	R
73-193	Little		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
59-827	Little		Stonington	Hancock	R
55-074	Little	Shepard	Harpswell	Cumberland	R
59-082	Little		Franklin	Hancock	R
59-083	Little		Franklin	Hancock	R
73-187	Little	The Basin	Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R		2 acres (0.81 ha)
59-755	Little		Brooklin	Hancock	R	Private, largely unused[3]
59-272	Little		Southwest Harbor	Hancock	R
63-401	Little		Owls Head	Knox	R
73-174	Little		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R
65-300	Little		Bristol	Lincoln	R
65-425	Little		Southport	Lincoln	R
63-770	Little	Little Joe's	Friendship	Knox	R
65-243	Little		South Bristol	Lincoln	R
73-181	Little		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
65-120	Little		Bristol	Lincoln	R
77-039	Little		Islesboro	Waldo	R
63-741	Little	Little Morse	Friendship	Knox	R
79-821	Little		Milbridge	Washington	R
81-153	Little		Kittery	York	R
63-576	Little		St. George	Knox	R
65-182	Little		Bristol	Lincoln	R
65-035	Little		Bremen	Lincoln	R
65-426	Little		Southport	Lincoln	R
65-218	Little		Boothbay	Lincoln	R
63-907	Little		Matinicus Isle Plt.[15]	Knox	R
63-751	Little		Cushing	Knox	R
55-210	Little #1		Yarmouth	Cumberland	R
55-209	Little #2		Yarmouth	Cumberland	R
63-076	Little (The)		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
59-895	Little Georges Head		Stonington	Hancock	R
65-109	Little Huckleberry	Pleasant Cove, Huckle	Boothbay	Lincoln	R
79-842	Little Ledge		Steuben	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-076	Little Point		Pembroke	Washington	R
79-187	Little's		Edmunds Twp.	Washington	R
59-030	Lobster		Gouldsboro	Hancock	R
65-062	Locust		Waldoboro	Lincoln	R
65-061	Locust Island Ledge		Waldoboro	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-363	Lone Pine		Boothbay	Lincoln	R
55-332	Long		Long Island[34]	Cumberland	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
59-451	Long[14]		Frenchboro	Hancock	E	Year-round population. Most of the island's interior and its coast protected under easement with hiking trails maintained by Maine Coast Heritage Trust. Passenger ferry service, every other Wednesday round trip ferry provided with a 4-hour layover. Seasonal restaurant, no emergency services.
55-045	Long		Harpswell	Cumberland	E	4 or more residential structures
73-194	Long		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
59-637	Long		Blue Hill	Hancock	E	Exempt - 4 or more structures
79-242	Long		Lubec	Washington	R
55-334	Long		Long Island	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-847	Long Cove		Deer Isle	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-241	Long Hub		Blue Hill	Hancock	R
59-175	Long Ledge		Sorrento	Hancock	R
59-353	Long Ledge		Swan's Island	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-175	Long Ledge		Harpswell	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	1.3 acres (0.53 ha)[4]
63-774	Long Ledge		Friendship	Knox	T	ME IF&W	2 acres (0.81 ha)
59-271	Long Ledge		Cranberry Isles	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-431	Long Ledge		Southwest Harbor	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-176	Long Ledge (South)		Harpswell	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	2 acres (0.81 ha)[4]
55-157	Long Point		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
59-201	Long Porcupine		Gouldsboro	Hancock	R	Donated to Nature Conservancy in 1977, managed by Acadia National Park, closed to visitors February 15-August 15 to avoid disturbing eagle nesting[9]
73-211	Long Tree		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
55-113	Lookout Point		Harpswell	Cumberland	U
55-114	Lookout Point		Harpswell	Cumberland	U
79-768	Lord's		Harrington	Washington	R
65-185	Louds	Muscungus	Unorganized territory[35]	Lincoln	E	Once a thriving community, reduced to a summer island in the 1960s
65-184	Louds Island Ledge		Bristol	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-320	Lowell Rock		Rockport	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-462	Lower Mark		Southport	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-367	Machias Seal[36]			Washington	T	ME IF&W & Canadian Coast Guard in dispute	20 acres (8.1 ha)
63-904	Mackerel Ledge		Matinicus Isle Plt.	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-357	Mackworth		Falmouth	Cumberland	E	Connected by causeway to mainland; public park, School for the Deaf	100 acres (40 ha)
73-232	Macmahon		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
55-043	Macpherson		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
59-933	Mahoney		Brooklin	Hancock	R	Private, unused, "the stench [from nesting seabirds] is strong enough today to keep fastidious mariners upwind."[3]
79-120	Major's		Lubec	Washington	R
79-920	Majors Head		Milbridge	Washington	R
81-193	Malaga		Kittery	York	R
73-144	Malaga		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R	Once home to a mixed-race fishing community, the residents were forcibly removed by the state in 1912. The island's history is now commemorated, with the preserve offering a loop trail and information al markers. Most of the island is covered by maritime spruce-fir forest, with a brackish pond and salt marsh on the southern end. Owned by Maine Coast Heritage Trust. Island is open to the public.[37]	320 acres (130 ha)
73-149	Malaga Island Ledge		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-141	Malaga Island Ledge		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-195	Malaga Island Ledge		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-197	Malaga Island Ledge		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-148	Malaga Island Ledge		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
73-147	Malaga Island Ledge		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	U		1.5 acres (0.61 ha)
73-196	Malaga Island Ledge		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-938	Malcolm Ledge		Matinicus Isle Plt.	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-655	Man		Jonesport	Washington	R
79-654	Man (Inner)		Jonesport	Washington	R
65-323	Manana		Monhegan Island Plt.[22]	Lincoln	R	Site of a former Coast Guard fog signal station. Has 0 inhabitants.[38]
79-695	Mannings Farm		Beals	Washington	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-403	Marblehead		Muscle Ridge Shoals Twp.	Knox	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
59-067	Mark		Winter Harbor	Hancock	R	Private, waterless, barred to Ned Island;[3] home to the discontinued Winter Harbor Lighthouse
63-339	Mark		North Haven	Knox	R	Private, natural area, owned by Nature Conservancy since 1,969 acres (797 ha)[3]
59-835	Mark		Stonington	Hancock	R	Private, once inhabited by keeper of the Deer Island Thorofare Lighthouse[3]
79-493	Mark		Jonesport	Washington	R
59-956	Mark (Eastern)		Stonington	Hancock	R
55-426	Mark (Great)	Mark (Inner)	Harpswell	Cumberland	R
55-437	Mark (Little)		Harpswell	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W. Home to Little Mark Monument Light, an unadorned 74-foot (23 m) stone obelisk light tower built 1,827 acres (739 ha)[39]	1.7 acres (0.69 ha)[4]
79-463	Mark (Little)		Roque Bluffs	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-461	Mark (Lower)		Southport	Lincoln	R
55-630	Mark (Outer)	Mark	Harpswell	Cumberland	R		10.5 acres (4.2 ha)[4]
63-260	Mark (South)		Isle au Haut	Knox	T	ME IF&W	9 acres (3.6 ha)
65-400	Mark (Upper)		Westport Island	Lincoln	R
73-233	Mark Ledge		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-190	Marr		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
79-171	Marscot		Edmunds Twp.	Washington	R
79-567	Marsh		Jonesport	Washington	R
79-629	Marsh		Addison	Washington	R
79-456	Marsh		Addison	Washington	R
65-190	Marsh[7]		Bristol	Lincoln	R
65-040	Marsh		Waldoboro	Lincoln	R		0 acres (0 ha)
63-220	Marsh Cove Ledge		Isle au Haut	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-442	Marsh Harbor		Addison	Washington	R
59-470	Marshall (Little)	Ringtown	Unorganized territory[7]	Hancock	R
59-981	Marshall		Unorganized territory[7]	Hancock	R	Maine Coast Heritage Trust acquired this island for conservation and public use in 2003.	960 acres (390 ha)
79-656	Mash		Jonesport	Washington	R
59-481	Mason Ledge		Swan's Island	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	6 acres (2.4 ha)
55-027	Mason Rock		Brunswick	Cumberland	R
55-111	Mathis	Marthas, Matthews	Harpswell	Cumberland	R
63-903	Matinicus		Matinicus Isle Plt.[15]	Knox	E	Private, 50 year-round residents, three to four times that in summer[40] Occasional tensions between year-round islanders and summer rusticators, and between lobstermen over traditional "ground rights."[41]	1,024 acres (414 ha)
63-940	Matinicus Rock		Matinicus Isle Plt.	Knox	E	Exempt - Dept. of Interior. Home to renowned Matinicus Rock Light, one of the most remote in the U.S.
79-128	Matthews		Eastport	Washington	R
59-967	McGlathery		Stonington	Hancock	R
59-968	McGlathery (Little)		Stonington	Hancock	R
63-496	Medrick Rock		Vinalhaven	Knox	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-805	Megee		St. George	Knox	R
65-123	Menigawum		South Bristol	Lincoln	R
63-212	Merchant's		Isle au Haut	Knox	R	Private, summer cottages[3]
73-176	Mercury		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-102	Mercy		Edgecomb	Lincoln	R
73-160	Merritt		West Bath	Sagadahoc	R
65-374	Merrow		Boothbay	Lincoln	R
63-584	Metinic		State of Maine[7]	Knox	E	U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service established bird sanctuary on half the island after forcing out local owner.[3]	330 acres (130 ha)
77-073	Middle		Islesboro	Waldo	R
63-167	Middle Ledge		Vinalhaven	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-234	Middle Mark		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-235	Middle Mark		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-355	Miles	Lewis	Boothbay	Lincoln	R
81-108	Milk		Kennebunkport	York	R
59-638	Mill		Blue Hill	Hancock	E	Exempt - 4 or more structures
59-553	Mill	Gray's	Brooksville	Hancock	R	Private, no trace remains of 18th-century tidal mill that gave the island its name.[3]
59-029	Mill		Gouldsboro	Hancock	R
59-816	Mill		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
59-402	Mill Pond		Swan's Island	Hancock	R
59-814	Mill Pond		Deer Isle	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-110	Miller		South Bristol	Lincoln	R
59-971	Millet		Stonington	Hancock	R
65-103	Mimsie		Edgecomb	Lincoln	R
81-185	Mingo		Kittery	York	R
55-424	Ministerial		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	R
63-646	Mink		State of Maine[7]	Knox	R	Private, once densely populated fishing colony with good freshwater well; now uninhabited[3]
79-679	Mink		Beals	Washington	R
63-085	Mink		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
79-345	Mink		Cutler	Washington	R
73-250	Mink		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
79-486	Mink		Jonesport	Washington	R
79-156	Mink		Lubec	Washington	R
79-766	Mink		Harrington	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-741	Mink		Addison	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-343	Mink Island Ledge		Cutler	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-344	Mink Island Ledge		Cutler	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-435	Mink Rock		Muscle Ridge Shoals Twp.	Knox	R
55-452	Mink Rocks		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-451	Mink Rocks		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-364	Minklet		Cutler	Washington	R
77-071	Minot		Islesboro	Waldo	R	Private, considered a "pleasing and sheltered island" by McLane, now summer cottages[3]
77-072	Minot Island Ledge		Islesboro	Waldo	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-673	Mistake		Jonesport	Washington	R	Home to Moose Peak Light
63-131	Mitten Ledge		Vinalhaven	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-849	Money		Steuben	Washington	R
73-059	Money		Woolwich	Sagadahoc	R
79-659	Money		Jonesport	Washington	R
65-317	Monhegan		Monhegan Island Plt.[22]	Lincoln	E	Summer artists' colony, approx. 40 year-round residents, most of the island interior and coast protected under easement with hiking trails, passenger ferry service, no cars[3]	640 acres (260 ha)
63-392	Monroe		Owls Head	Knox	R	Monroe has freshwater ponds, wetlands, a marsh, and beaches. Some stone walls and fencing remains from a previous owner. Owned by Maine Coast Heritage Trust and is open to the public.[42]	225 acres (91 ha)
59-112	Moon Ledge		Hancock	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-426	Moose	Crowley	Addison	Washington	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
79-114	Moose		Eastport	Washington	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
59-237	Moose		Tremont	Hancock	R
59-831	Moose		Stonington	Hancock	R	Connected to Deer Isle by road and causeway, inhabited. Private, uninhabited.[3]
59-063	Moose (Little)		Winter Harbor	Hancock	E	Uninhabited, spruce, balsam fir and jackpines, connected to Schoodic Peninsula at low tide by tidal bar; Acadia National Park[3]	54.3 acres (22.0 ha)
79-325	Moose (Little)		Trescott Twp.	Washington	T	Maine Bureau of Parks & Lands	1 acre (0.40 ha)
59-830	Moose Island Ledge		Stonington	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
79-497	Moose Ledge		Jonesport	Washington	R
79-331	Moose Ledge (Little)		Trescott Twp.	Washington	T	Maine Bureau of Parks & Lands	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-775	Morse	Carver's	Friendship	Knox	E	Once slated for intensive development, now only sparsely inhabited by summer rusticators[43]
63-779	Morse Island Ledge	Horne's Ledge	Friendship	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-780	Morse Island Ledge	Horne's Ledge	Friendship	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-777	Morse Island Ledge	Horne's Ledge	Friendship	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-778	Morse Island Ledge	Horne's Ledge	Friendship	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-756	Morse's Little		Friendship	Knox	R
65-115	Morton's		South Bristol	Lincoln	R
55-261	Moshier		Yarmouth	Cumberland	R
55-272	Moshier (Little)		Yarmouth	Cumberland	R
73-099	Mosquick		Woolwich	Sagadahoc	R
63-577	Mosquito		St. George	Knox	R	Privately owned, seasonal habitation (summers only) 200-year-old stone house at northwest corner, quarries supplied granite for lighthouses at Matinicus Rock and Southern Island off Tenants Harbor[3]
63-074	Mount Ephraim		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
65-427	Mouse		Southport	Lincoln	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
63-330	Mouse		North Haven	Knox	R
63-311	Mouse		Camden	Knox	R
63-262	Mouse		Isle au Haut	Knox	R
63-214	Mouse		Isle au Haut	Knox	R
63-060	Mouse		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
79-418	Mouse		Jonesport	Washington	R
63-482	Mouse		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-444	Mouse		Muscle Ridge Shoals Twp.	Knox	R
79-528	Mouse		Beals	Washington	R
55-053	Mouse	Little Snow	Harpswell	Cumberland	U		2 acres (0.81 ha)
81-034	Mouse		Biddeford	York	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
63-222	Moxie		Isle au Haut	Knox	R
59-119	Mount Desert		Bar Harbor, Mount Desert, Southwest Harbor & Tremont	Hancock	E	Largest Maine island, inhabited year-round, connected to mainland by bridges, Acadia National Park occupies about half of the island, famous as summer resort.[3]	69,120 acres (27,970 ha)
59-561	Mount Desert Rock			Hancock	E	Exempt - Dept. of Interior.; Home to Mount Desert Rock Light, the most isolated lighthouse in the U.S.
63-022	Mullen Cove		North Haven	Knox	R
63-020	Mullens (Little)		North Haven	Knox	R
63-010	Mullens Creek Ledges		North Haven	Knox	R
59-126	Muriel		Bar Harbor	Hancock	R
73-032	Mustard's		Topsham	Sagadahoc	R
59-597	Nab		Brooksville	Hancock	R
61-002	Nahamkeag		Gardiner	Kennebec	R
79-755	Narrows		Harrington	Washington	R
63-132	Narrow's		Vinalhaven	Knox	R	Used in the 20th century for sheepherding, not inhabited, private[3]
63-138	Narrows Island Ledge		Vinalhaven	Knox	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
79-627	Nash		Addison	Washington	R	Home to Nash Island Light
79-626	Nash (Large)		Addison	Washington	R
63-213	Nathan's		Isle au Haut	Knox	R	Private	10 acres (4.0 ha)
59-556	Nautilus	Wilson	Brooksville	Hancock	R	Private	37 acres (15 ha)
63-081	Neck		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-476	Neck		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
73-279	Neck (Little)		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R
59-066	Ned		Winter Harbor	Hancock	R
65-269	Negro		Boothbay	Lincoln	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
81-014	Negro		Biddeford	York	R
81-094	Negro		Kennebunkport	York	R
59-552	Negro (Lower)		Castine	Hancock	R
59-551	Negro (Upper)		Castine	Hancock	R
63-622	Nettle		Muscle Ridge Shoals Twp.[7]	Knox	R
65-302	New Harbor Dry Ledge		Bristol	Lincoln	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-301	New Harbor Dry Ledge		Bristol	Lincoln	T	ME IF&W	2 acres (0.81 ha)
79-098	Nickerson		Pembroke	Washington	R
73-090	Kicken		Arrowsic	Sagadahoc	R
59-889	Sprout		Stonington	Hancock	R
73-089	Stevens Ledge		Arrowsic	Sagadahoc	R
79-748	Nightcap		Addison	Washington	R
79-133	Nipps		Perry	Washington	R
59-977	No Mans		Stonington	Hancock	U		5 acres (2.0 ha)
63-900	No Man's Land		Matinicus Isle Plt.[15]	Knox	R	Private owner, uninhabited because the state of Maine prohibited constructing a cottage to avoid disturbing nesting eider ducks[3]
59-016	Norris		Winter Harbor	Hancock	R
63-080	North Haven		North Haven[44]	Knox	E	Private, wealthy rusticators' summer cottages since the late 19th century[3]	7,040 acres (2,850 ha)
59-361	North Point Ledge		Swan's Island	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-366	North Rock[36]			Washington	T	ME IF&W
63-570	Northern		St. George	Knox	R
79-753	Norton		Addison	Washington	R	Private, large seasonal house[12]	60 acres (24 ha)
79-453	Norton		Beals	Washington	R
79-403	Norton		Beals	Washington	R
79-402	Norton		Beals	Washington	R
63-550	Norton		St. George	Knox	R	Connected by tidal bar to Whitehead, trees cut for pulp in the 1920s, uninhabited[3]
63-555	Norton Island Ledge		St. George	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-900	Norton Island Ledge		Addison	Washington	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
79-405	Norton Ledges	Norton Island Reef	Beals	Washington	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
79-941	Norton Reef		Addison	Washington	R
59-635	Nub		Blue Hill	Hancock	R
59-636	Nub		Blue Hill	Hancock	R
59-998	Nubbin		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
59-706	Nubbin		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
55-223	Nubbin		Yarmouth	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	0.2 acres (0.081 ha)[4]
81-142	Nubble		York	York	E	Exempt - Dept. of Interior; home to Cape Neddick Light, a landmark recognized around the world
79-455	Nubble		Addison	Washington	R
55-051	Nubble		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
63-586	Nubble		Matinicus Isle Plt.	Knox	R
55-323	Nubble (The)		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	R
79-452	Nubble (The)		Addison	Washington	R
59-369	Nubble (The)		Swan's Island	Hancock	R
79-049	Nubble (The)		Pembroke	Washington	R
55-228	Nubble (The)		Freeport	Cumberland	R
63-725	Nublin (1st)		Friendship	Knox	R
63-726	Nublin (2nd)		Friendship	Knox	R
63-728	Nublin Ledges		Friendship	Knox	R
55-158	Oak	Hen	Harpswell	Cumberland	R
73-114	Oak		Woolwich	Sagadahoc	R
63-012	Oak		North Haven	Knox	R	Private, bare island, oaks long since logged off, used sometimes by Outward Bound soloists[3]
63-421	Oak		State of Maine[7]	Knox	R
55-169	Oak		Harpswell	Cumberland	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
55-168	Oak		Harpswell	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-342	Oak (Little)		Wiscasset	Lincoln	R
65-154	Oar		Bremen	Lincoln	R
65-156	Oar Island Ledge		Bremen	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-359	Obed's Rock		Long Island	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
65-263	Ocean		Boothbay	Lincoln	R
59-382	Off Shore Ledge		Swan's Island	Hancock	R
63-483	Ohio		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-839	Old Humps Ledges		St. George	Knox	E	Exempt - IF&W 1969
63-838	Old Humps Ledges		St. George	Knox	E	Exempt - IF&W 1969
79-313	Old Man (East)		Cutler	Washington	R
79-298	Old Man (West)		Cutler	Washington	R
59-304	Old Soaker		Bar Harbor	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-433			Muscle Ridge Shoals Twp.	Knox	R
59-665	Oliver's		Brooksville	Hancock	R
59-350	Opechee	Calf	Swan's Island	Hancock	R	Private, used by Maine Environmental Research Institute[3]	256 acres (104 ha)
59-354	Orono		Swan's Island	Hancock	R	Private, unoccupied[3]
55-181	Orr's		Harpswell	Cumberland	E	Inhabited year-round, connected to the mainland by bridges[3]
65-098	Osprey		South Bristol	Lincoln	R
59-779	Osprey's Nest		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
63-771	Otter		Friendship	Knox	R
63-183	Otter		Vinalhaven	Knox	R	Private, uninhabited[3]
63-410	Otter[7]		Owls Head	Knox	R
79-765	Otter		Harrington	Washington	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
59-965	Otter (Small)	Little Coombs	Stonington	Hancock	R
73-262	Outer Head		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	T	Maine Bureau of Parks & Lands	2 acres (0.81 ha)
55-373	Overset		Long Island	Cumberland	R
65-160	Ozone Point		Bremen	Lincoln	R
65-169	Palmer		Bremen	Lincoln	R
79-264	Parker		Lubec	Washington	R
59-594	Parker's		Brooksville	Hancock	R
79-786	Partridge		Milbridge	Washington	R
59-652	Partridge	Bengon's	Brooksville	Hancock	R
79-914	Pea Ledges		Milbridge	Washington	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
79-651	Peabody (Big)		Jonesport	Washington	R
79-650	Peabody (Little)		Jonesport	Washington	R
59-774	Peaked		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
55-392	Peaks		Portland[45]	Cumberland	E	Inhabited year round, a densely populated suburb connected to Portland by regular ferry, some forested interior owned by the city of Portland or state of Maine
65-114	Peboe		South Bristol	Lincoln	R
73-091	Peggy		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
59-872	Peggy's	Thurlows Knob	Stonington	Hancock	R
55-500	Peggy's Ledge		Portland	Cumberland	R
63-215	Pell's		Isle au Haut	Knox	R	Private, "owned by benevolent rusticators who have allowed the island to revert to its natural state."[3]
63-093	Penobscot		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-101	Penobscot		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-089	Penobscot (Little)		Vinalhaven	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-186	Pepper		Sorrento	Hancock	R
65-239	Perch		Boothbay	Lincoln	R
73-186	Perkins		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	U	Home to Perkins Island Light	6.9 acres (2.8 ha)
65-113	Peters		South Bristol	Lincoln	R
59-690	Peter's Ledge		Brooksville	Hancock	R
79-933	Petit Manan		Milbridge	Washington	E	Exempt - Dept. of Interior. Home to Petit Manan Light.
79-011	Pettegrove Point		Calais	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-229	Pettingill's		Freeport	Cumberland	R
73-175	Pettis Rock		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-254	Phoebe		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
73-253	Phoebe (Little)		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
59-973	Phoebe Ledge		Stonington	Hancock	E
59-216	Phoney		Tremont	Hancock	R
59-715	Pickering 1 (Little)		State of Maine[7]	Hancock	R	Private, under conservation easements, summer cottages.[3]
59-721	Pickering 2 (Little)		State of Maine[7]	Hancock	R
59-682	Pickering's		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
79-520	Pig		Beals	Washington	R
79-542	Pig		Beals	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-538	Pig		Beals	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-539	Pig		Beals	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-541	Pig		Beals	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-521	Pig (Little)		Beals	Washington	R
59-815	Pigeon		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
79-227	Pine		Trescott Twp.	Washington	R
79-228	Pine		Trescott Twp.	Washington	R
73-122	Pine		Woolwich	Sagadahoc	R
79-232	Pine		Trescott Twp.	Washington	R
55-404	Pinkham		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
55-044	Pinkham	Negro, Spaulding	Harpswell	Cumberland	R
79-787	Pinkham's		Milbridge	Washington	R
79-230	Pirates		Trescott Twp.	Washington	R
79-229	Pirates		Trescott Twp.	Washington	R
79-231	Pirates		Trescott Twp.	Washington	R
59-438	Placentia[14]		Frenchboro	Hancock	R
63-647	Pleasant		State of Maine[7]	Knox	R
55-047	Plum		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
79-619	Plummer (East)		Addison	Washington	R
79-635	Plummer (West)		Addison	Washington	R
79-620	Plummer Ledge		Addison	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-753	Point Reef (Northeast)		Friendship	Knox	R
55-116	Pole		Harpswell	Cumberland	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
63-490	Pole		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
65-196	Polins Island Ledges		Bristol	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-850	Pollypod		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
79-408	Pomp		Beals	Washington	R
79-406	Pomps		Beals	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-282	Pond		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures. Home to Pond Island Light, which can be seen clearly from Popham Beach.
55-612	Pond		Harpswell	Cumberland	E	Exempt - IF&W 1978 V4353 Pg152
59-064	Pond		Winter Harbor	Hancock	E	Dept. of Interior
55-613	Pond		Harpswell	Cumberland	E	Exempt - IF&W 1978 V4353 p. 152
79-912	Pond		Milbridge	Washington	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures. Home to Narraguagus Light.
55-614	Pond		Harpswell	Cumberland	E	Exempt - IF&W 1978 V4353 p. 152
59-677	Pond		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
59-678	Pond		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
59-347	Pond[14]		Frenchboro	Hancock	R
65-198	Pond	Ross	Bristol	Lincoln	R
63-430	Pond (Great)		State of Maine[7]	Knox	R	Private. There actually is no pond on the island, but there is a spring. Summer residents, primarily lobstermen.[3]
63-423	Pond (Little)		Muscle Ridge Shoals Twp.[7]	Knox	R
79-460	Pond Cove		Roque Bluffs	Washington	R
79-687	Pond Head Ledge (Little)		Beals	Washington	R
55-616	Pond Island		Harpswell	Cumberland	R		22.4 acres (9.1 ha)
63-424	Pond Island Ledge		Muscle Ridge Shoals Twp.	Knox	R
55-615	Pond Island Ledges		Harpswell	Cumberland	E	Exempt - IF&W	22.7 acres (9.2 ha)[4]
79-832	Pop		Steuben	Washington	R
79-831	Pop Island Ledge		Steuben	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-371	Pope's Folly		Lubec	Washington	T	ME IF&W	2 acres (0.81 ha)
63-261	Popplestone Ledge (North)		Isle au Haut	Knox	T	ME IF&W	2 acres (0.81 ha)
63-265	Popplestone Ledge (South)		Isle au Haut	Knox	T	ME IF&W	4 acres (1.6 ha)
79-395	Porcupine		Machiasport	Washington	R
59-571	Porcupine		Verona Island	Hancock	R
59-799	Porcupine (Inner)		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
59-800	Porcupine (Outer)		State of Maine[7]	Hancock	R	Private, used by Outward Bound soloists[3]
59-196	Porcupine Dry Ledge		Gouldsboro	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-801	Porcupine Nob (Outer)		State of Maine[7]	Hancock	R
79-902	Pot Rock		Addison	Washington	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-049	Potato		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
59-404	Potato		Swan's Island	Hancock	R
63-150	Potato		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
59-910	Potato		Stonington	Hancock	R
59-892	Potato		Stonington	Hancock	R
59-944	Potato		Deer Isle	Hancock	U		2 acres (0.81 ha)
73-026	Pound Of Tea		West Bath	Sagadahoc	R
55-242	Pound Of Tea		Freeport	Cumberland	R
65-118	Poverty Nub		Bristol	Lincoln	R
63-441	Poverty Nub[7]		South Thomaston	Knox	R
63-151	Powder Hole		Vinalhaven	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-414	Powderhorn		Boothbay Harbor	Lincoln	R
65-413	Powderhorn		Boothbay Harbor	Lincoln	R
65-415	Powderhorn		Boothbay Harbor	Lincoln	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
59-871	Powderhouse		Stonington	Hancock	R
65-449	Pratt's		Southport	Lincoln	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
81-122	Prebble		York	York	R
81-130	Prebble		York	York	R
81-123	Prebble		York	York	R
59-183	Preble		Sorrento	Hancock	R
65-100	Prentiss		South Bristol	Lincoln	R
81-098	President Bush	Green	Kennebunkport	York	R
59-017	Prospect Harbor		Gouldsboro	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-018	Prospect Harbor		Gouldsboro	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-924	Pudding		Criehaven Twp.	Knox	T	ME IF&W	3 acres (1.2 ha)
79-576	Pulpit Rock		Jonesport	Washington	T	ME IF&W	2 acres (0.81 ha)
63-342	Pulpit Rock		North Haven	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-702	Pumpkin		Deer Isle	Hancock	R	Home to discontinued Pumpkin Island Light
65-287	Pumpkin		Boothbay	Lincoln	U		7 acres (2.8 ha)
59-589	Pumpkin		Penobscot	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-701	Pumpkin		State of Maine[7]	Hancock	U	Private, summer residence[3]	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-285	Pumpkin Ledge		Boothbay	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-284	Pumpkin Ledge		Boothbay	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-286	Pumpkin Ledge		Boothbay	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-371	Pumpkin Nob		Portland	Cumberland	R
55-241	Pumpkin Nob		Freeport	Cumberland	R
65-037	Pyne		Bremen	Lincoln	R
59-823	Rabbit		Stonington	Hancock	R
63-278	Rabbit's Ear		Isle au Haut	Knox	U		2 acres (0.81 ha)
63-375	Rackliff		St. George	Knox	E	Private, formerly quarries and farms, now connected by causeway to mainland and densely developed[3]
63-930	Ragged	Criehaven[46]	State of Maine[7]	Knox	E	Seasonal habitation, private, old farms and meadows. Together with Matinicus and Monhegan among the most remote of the inhabited Maine islands.[3]	300 acres (120 ha)
55-626	Ragged	Parkers	Harpswell	Cumberland	R		74.9 acres (30.3 ha)[4]
55-625	Ragged Island Ledges		Harpswell	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-623	Ragged Island Ledges		Harpswell	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-624	Ragged Island Ledges		Harpswell	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
81-161	Ram		Kittery	York	R
59-453	Ram		Tremont	Hancock	R
79-644	Ram		Beals	Washington	R
65-405	Ram		Boothbay Harbor	Lincoln	R	Home to Ram Island Light
65-404	Ram		Boothbay Harbor	Lincoln	R
55-521	Ram		Cape Elizabeth	Cumberland	R		2.8 acres (1.1 ha)[4]
63-799	Ram		St. George	Knox	R
79-623	Ram		Addison	Washington	R
59-651	Ram		Castine	Hancock	R
81-011	Ram		Saco	York	R	Private, three-room camp, summer rusticator's island one mile offshore[12]	1 acre (0.40 ha)
65-161	Ram		Bremen	Lincoln	R
65-162	Ram		Bremen	Lincoln	R
59-410	Ram		Swan's Island	Hancock	R		0 acres (0 ha)
55-383	Ram		Portland	Cumberland	R		14.1 acres (5.7 ha)[4]
59-689	Ram		Castine	Hancock	R
63-082	Ram		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-544	Ram		St. George	Knox	R	Private, five acres, summer residence
77-045	Ram		Islesboro	Waldo	R	Private, used by summer rusticators[3]
63-323	Ram		Rockport	Knox	R	Privately owned, significant seabird nesting island	1.1 acres (0.45 ha)[4]
55-605	Ram	Sheep	Harpswell	Cumberland	R		6.3 acres (2.5 ha)[4]
73-069	Ram		Bath	Sagadahoc	R
65-271	Ram		Boothbay	Lincoln	R
73-085	Ram		Woolwich	Sagadahoc	R
63-731	Ram		Friendship	Knox	R
59-596	Ram		Brooksville	Hancock	R
79-552	Ram		Machiasport	Washington	R	Private, 20-by-20-foot (6.1 by 6.1 m) tent platform, no other amenities[3]	16 acres (6.5 ha)
63-481	Ram		Vinalhaven	Knox	U		4 acres (1.6 ha)
63-211	Ram		Isle au Haut	Knox	U	Owned by State of Maine	4 acres (1.6 ha)
73-167	Ram		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-966	Ram		Stonington	Hancock	U		4 acres (1.6 ha)
79-601	Ram (Big)		Beals	Washington	R
65-403	Ram (Inner)		Boothbay	Lincoln	R
63-155	Ram (Little)		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
79-462	Ram (Little)		Roque Bluffs	Washington	R
79-600	Ram (Little)		Beals	Washington	R
79-602	Ram (Outer)		Beals	Washington	R
55-607	Ram Island Ledge		Harpswell	Cumberland	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
55-606	Ram Island Ledge		Harpswell	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-604	Ram Island Ledge		Harpswell	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-603	Ram Island Ledge		Harpswell	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-068	Ram Islet		Bath	Sagadahoc	R
55-384	Ram Ledge		Portland	Cumberland	R
55-127	Raspberry	Pumpkin Nub	Harpswell	Cumberland	R
63-487	Raspberry		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
55-129	Raspberry		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
63-829	Raspberry		St. George	Knox	R
63-828	Raspberry		St. George	Knox	R
63-827	Raspberry		St. George	Knox	R
79-739	Raspberry		Addison	Washington	R
55-079	Rat		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
55-635	Rat		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
73-075	Ray's		Woolwich	Sagadahoc	R
79-147	Razor		Lubec	Washington	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-077	Read		Woolwich	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-078	Read		Woolwich	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-137	Red		Perry	Washington	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
63-144	Red Lion		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
79-138	Redington		Perry	Washington	R
81-091	Redin's		Kennebunkport	York	R
59-686	Resolution		State of Maine[7]	Hancock	R
65-219	Richardson's	Tree, includes Richardson Ledge	South Bristol	Lincoln	R
63-273	Riches Ledge		Isle au Haut	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-272	Riches Ledge		Isle au Haut	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-579	Richmond		Cape Elizabeth	Cumberland	R	Privately owned, inhabited by sheep	226 acres (91 ha)
79-778	Ripley (Big)		Harrington	Washington	R
79-776	Ripley (Inner)		Harrington	Washington	R
79-777	Ripley (Little)		Harrington	Washington	R
79-304	River (Little)		Cutler	Washington	E	Exempt - Dept. of Interior. Home to Little River Lighthouse.
63-174	Roberts		Vinalhaven	Knox	R	Private, summer visitors only[3]
63-175	Roberts (East)		Vinalhaven	Knox	T	United States Of America	4 acres (1.6 ha)
63-341	Robinson Rock		North Haven	Knox	E	Exempt - IF&W 1971
63-340	Robinson Rock		North Haven	Knox	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-630	Rock		Blue Hill	Hancock	R
59-879	Rock		Stonington	Hancock	R	Private[3]
79-489	Rock		Jonesport	Washington	R
63-037	Rock		North Haven	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-460	Rock Pines		Southport	Lincoln	R
79-246	Rodgers		Lubec	Washington	R
79-245	Rodgers		Lubec	Washington	R
79-846	Rogers Point		Steuben	Washington	R
55-150	Rogue		Harpswell	Cumberland	R		5 acres (2.0 ha)
73-150	Rogue		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-151	Rogue Island Rock		Harpswell	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-441	Rogues		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	R
59-060	Rolland	Rolling	Winter Harbor	Hancock	R	Acadia National Park, closed to protect nesting eagles February 15 - August 31 acres (13 ha)[9]	5.1 acres (2.1 ha)[4]
79-475	Roque		Jonesport	Washington	R
79-595	Roque Ledge		Jonesport	Washington	R
79-478	Roque Ledge		Jonesport	Washington	R
79-471	Roque Ledge		Jonesport	Washington	R
79-472	Roque Ledge		Jonesport	Washington	R
79-473	Roque Ledge		Jonesport	Washington	R
79-474	Roque Ledge		Jonesport	Washington	R
63-218	Rose Bud		Isle au Haut	Knox	R
59-899	Round		Stonington	Hancock	R	Private, acquired by Nature Conservancy in the 1960s, reverting to natural state[3]
79-286	Round		Machiasport	Washington	R
59-110	Round	Buckskin	Franklin	Hancock	R		5.6 acres (2.3 ha)[4]
59-360	Round	Garden	Swan's Island	Hancock	R
79-422	Round Goose		Addison	Washington	R
59-199	Rum Key		Gouldsboro	Hancock	R
59-238	Rumill's Hub		Tremont	Hancock	R
59-867	Russ		Stonington	Hancock	R	Acquired by Island Institute in 1970, part of Maine Island Trail[3]
65-234	Rutherford		South Bristol	Lincoln	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
63-477	Rye (Little)		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-338	Saddle[7]		North Haven	Knox	R
59-972	Saddleback		Stonington	Hancock	R	Access to the island is challenging due to the lack of beaches and designated landing areas. The most suitable methods for landing are by kayak or dinghy, which can be brought ashore onto the smooth granite shoreline at certain locations under calm conditions.[47]It is owned by MCHT and is open to the public.	78 acres (32 ha)
59-999	Saddleback		Swan's Island	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	2 acres (0.81 ha)
63-237	Saddleback Ledge		Vinalhaven	Knox	E	Owned by US Dept. of Interior;[3] home to Saddleback Ledge Light
79-373	Sail Rock		Lubec	Washington	T	Maine Bureau of Parks & Lands	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-037	Sally		Gouldsboro	Hancock	R	Owned by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's Maine Coastal Islands Wildlife Refuge[48]	5.3 acres (2.1 ha)[4]
79-836	Sally		Steuben	Washington	R
79-285	Salt		Machiasport	Washington	R
59-185	Salt		Sorrento	Hancock	R
73-215	Salter		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
59-718	Sam Crockett's	Clam	Deer Isle	Hancock	R
59-035	Sampsong Point		Gouldsboro	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-587	Sam's	Hermit's	Penobscot	Hancock	R
59-822	Sam's		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
59-880	Sand		Stonington	Hancock	R	Private, summer use only[3]
55-425	Sand		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	R
63-730	Sand		Friendship	Knox	R
59-243	Sand		Brooklin	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-614	Sand (Inner)		Addison	Washington	R
63-729	Sand (Little)		Friendship	Knox	R
79-617	Sand (Outer)		Addison	Washington	R
55-101	Sandy Isle		Brunswick	Cumberland	R
59-015	Sargents		Winter Harbor	Hancock	R
65-378	Sawyer		Boothbay	Lincoln	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
59-849	Sawyer's		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
79-421	Sawyer's		Addison	Washington	R
59-433	Sawyer's		Tremont	Hancock	R
59-848	Sawyer's	Sheep	Deer Isle	Hancock	R
79-588	Scabby		Machiasport	Washington	R
79-553	Scabby		Machiasport	Washington	R
79-554	Scabby		Machiasport	Washington	R
59-062	Schoodic		Winter Harbor	Hancock	R	Uninhabited, shrubs, wetlands, some white pine forest, Acadia National Park, closed to visitors February 15-August 15 to avoid disturbing nesting birds[9]	67.2 acres (27.2 ha)[4]
59-073	Schoodic Island Ledge		Winter Harbor	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-566	Schoppee		Roque Bluffs	Washington	R
79-350	Scotch		Cutler	Washington	R
59-709	Scott (Outer)	Little Scott	Deer Isle	Hancock	R
59-707	Scott's		State of Maine[7]	Hancock	R
59-875	Scott's	Round	Stonington	Hancock	R	Private, former quarries[3]
59-595	Scott's	Narrow's	Brooksville	Hancock	R
59-836	Scrag	Scraggly	Stonington	Hancock	R
59-788	Scrag		State of Maine[7]	Hancock	R	Private, summer cottage[3]
59-475	Scrag		Swan's Island	Hancock	R	Private, waterless, uninhabited[3]
55-100	Scrag		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
59-476	Scrag		Swan's Island	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-477	Scrag		Swan's Island	Hancock	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
63-205	Scrag Ledge (Outer)		Isle au Haut	Knox	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-838	Scraggy Island Ledge		Stonington	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
59-837	Scraggy Island Ledge		Stonington	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
63-209	Scraggy Ledge		Isle au Haut	Knox	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-330	Screeching Gull		Falmouth	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	0.1 acres (0.040 ha)[4]
79-249	Scrub		Lubec	Washington	R
79-607	Seaduck Rock		Addison	Washington	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-923	Seal		Vinalhaven	Knox	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
77-046	Seal		Islesboro	Waldo	R
73-311	Seal		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R
63-637	Seal	Hay	St. George	Knox	R
73-323	Seal		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R
73-325	Seal		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R
73-324	Seal		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R
73-180	Seal		Arrowsic	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-637	Seal	Hay	St. George	Knox	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
63-188	Seal Bay Nubble		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
79-924	Seal Cove Ledge		Milbridge	Washington	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-343	Seal Ledge		North Haven	Knox	R
63-931	Seal Ledge		Criehaven Twp.	Knox	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-333	Seal Ledge		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-700	Seal Rock		Beals	Washington	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-465	Seal Rock		Jonesport	Washington	R
55-584	Seal Rocks		Cape Elizabeth	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
77-011	Sears		Searsport	Waldo	R	Connected by causeway to mainland. Undeveloped, reverting to natural state with some remaining traces of 19th-century farming.[3]	940 acres (380 ha)
81-162	Seavey		Kittery[49]	York	E	Portsmouth Naval Shipyard occupies island.	278 acres (113 ha)
63-800	Seavey		St. George	Knox	R
59-832	Second		Stonington	Hancock	R	Private, uninhabited[3]
79-496	Seguin		Jonesport	Washington	R
59-930	Seller's		Brooklin	Hancock	U		2 acres (0.81 ha)
73-320	Seguin		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	E	Exempt - Dept. of Interior. Home to the Seguin Light.
73-317	Seguin Ledge		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-318	Seguin Ledge		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
77-054	Seven Hundred Acre		Islesboro	Waldo	E	Private, summer home of rusticators including illustrator Charles Dana Gibson and now owned almost in its entirety by his descendants[3]	700 acres (280 ha)
79-637	Sevens Island Ledge		Addison	Washington	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
79-411	Shabbit Island Ledge		Addison	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-416	Shabbits		Addison	Washington	R
59-996	Shabby		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
79-780	Shag		Harrington	Washington	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-556	Shag		Machiasport	Washington	T	ME IF&W
63-925	Shag Ledge		Criehaven Twp.	Knox	T	ME IF&W	2 acres (0.81 ha)
59-032	Shag Ledge		Gouldsboro	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-824	Shag Ledges		St. George	Knox	T	ME IF&W	0.9 acres (0.36 ha)
63-821	Shag Ledges		St. George	Knox	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
63-820	Shag Ledges		St. George	Knox	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
63-463	Shag Rock		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
81-186	Shag Rock		Kittery	York	R
79-575	Shag Rock		Jonesport	Washington	U		0 acres (0 ha)
63-389	Shag Rock		Owls Head	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-875	Shark	Shark Rock	St. George	Knox	E	Exempt - IF&W 1969
55-060	Sheep		Harpswell	Cumberland	E
59-039	Sheep		Gouldsboro	Hancock	R		9.4 acres (3.8 ha)[4]
63-566	Sheep	Seavey	St. George	Knox	R
59-710	Sheep		Deer Isle	Hancock	R	Private, first private island to be included on Maine Island Trail[3][16]
59-953	Sheep		Stonington	Hancock	R
79-441	Sheep		Addison	Washington	R
63-018	Sheep		North Haven	Knox	R
59-943	Sheep		Deer Isle	Hancock	R	Private, protected by conservation easement[3]
59-653	Sheep		Brooksville	Hancock	R
63-393	Sheep		Owls Head	Knox	R	Private, uninhabited because surrounding shoals and ledges preclude access[3]
63-136	Sheep		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-064	Sheep		Vinalhaven	Knox	R	Private, uninhabited[3]
79-835	Sheep		Steuben	Washington	R
59-348	Sheep		Swan's Island	Hancock	R	Private, reverting to natural state[3]
59-261	Sheep[7]		Mount Desert	Hancock	U	Uninhabited, spruce, birch, poplar and maple forest, Acadia National Park[3]	22 acres (8.9 ha)
79-514	Sheep (Big)		Jonesport	Washington	R
79-400	Sheep (East)		Beals	Washington	R
65-128	Sheep (Little)		South Bristol	Lincoln	R
79-515	Sheep (Little)		Jonesport	Washington	R
59-954	Sheep (Little)		Stonington	Hancock	U		1.6 acres (0.65 ha)
63-161	Sheep (Small)		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
79-401	Sheep (West)		Beals	Washington	R
59-262	Sheep Island		Mount Desert	Hancock	R
59-916	Sheep Island Ledge		Stonington	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-396	Sheep Island Ledge		Owls Head	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-955	Sheep Island Ledge		Stonington	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-397	Sheep Island Ledge		Owls Head	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-263	Sheep Ledge	The Lamb	Mount Desert	Hancock	R
55-059	Sheep North Ledges		Harpswell	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-058	Sheep North Ledges		Harpswell	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-057	Sheep North Ledges		Harpswell	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-070	Sheep North Ledges		Harpswell	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-195	Sheep Porcupine		Gouldsboro	Hancock	E	Acadia National Park, closed to visitors February 15-August 15 to avoid disturbing eagle nesting[9]
59-820	Sheephead	Sunset	Deer Isle	Hancock	E	Private, summer cottages[3]
79-434	Sheldrake		Addison	Washington	R
59-171	Sheldrake		Sorrento	Hancock	R
59-978	Sheldrake		Stonington	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-254	Shelter		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
59-959	Shingle		Stonington	Hancock	R		6 acres (2.4 ha)
59-914	Shingle Island Ledge		Stonington	Hancock	R		1 acre (0.40 ha)
59-341	Ship		Tremont	Hancock	R
79-906	Shipstern		Harrington	Washington	R
59-206	Shipyard		Gouldsboro	Hancock	R
59-986	Shivers		Stonington	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-522	Shooting Rock		Scarborough	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-390	Simpson's		East Machias	Washington	R
59-447	Sister (Eastern)		Swan's Island	Hancock	R
59-411	Sister (Western)		Swan's Island	Hancock	R
55-237	Sister Ledge		Freeport	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-619	Sisters		Harpswell	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-620	Sisters		Harpswell	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
55-239	Sister's		Freeport	Cumberland	R
55-238	Sister's		Freeport	Cumberland	R
63-498	Skelton		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
79-689	Slate		Beals	Washington	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
79-690	Slate		Beals	Washington	R
59-795	Sloop		Deer Isle	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	3 acres (1.2 ha)
59-796	Sloop Island Ledge		Deer Isle	Hancock	E	Exempt - IF&W 1969
59-807	Small		Stonington	Hancock	R
79-140	Small's		Perry	Washington	R
79-057	Small's		Pembroke	Washington	R
63-126	Smith		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-086	Smith (Big)	Davis	Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-084	Smith (Big) (Part Of)	Davids	Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-087	Smith (Little)		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
65-314	Smutty Nose		Monhegan Island Plt.[22]	Lincoln	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
59-931	Smuttynose		Brooklin	Hancock	R	Private, no historic use other than as "a navigational marker and for the fishing privilege."[3]
81-182	Smuttynose		Kittery	York	R	Part of Isles of Shoals group
55-054	Snow		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
63-588	Snow		Matinicus Isle Plt.	Knox	R
79-074	Sol. Seal	Sal Seal	Edmunds Twp.	Washington	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
63-574	Southern		St. George	Knox	R	Meadows and spruce forest, owned and inhabited by artists, the late Andrew Wyeth and now his son Jamie Wyeth, who resides in the former Tenants Harbor Lighthouse[3]
65-468	Southport		Southport	Lincoln	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
55-245	Sow and Pigs		Freeport	Cumberland	R	Privately owned	2.9 acres (1.2 ha)[4]
55-244	Sow and Pigs		Freeport	Cumberland	R
63-405	Spalding	Spaulding	Owls Head	Knox	R	Private, linked by tidal bar to mainland[3]
73-256	Spar		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
79-466	Spar		Jonesport	Washington	R
79-557	Spar	Despair	Roque Bluffs	Washington	R
59-582	Spark's		Penobscot	Hancock	R
63-200	Sparrow		Isle au Haut	Knox	E	Exempt - IF&W 1969
63-201	Sparrow Island Ledge		Isle au Haut	Knox	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
59-205	Spectacle		Gouldsboro	Hancock	R		7 acres (2.8 ha)
59-673	Spectacle		Brooksville	Hancock	R
79-509	Spectacle		Beals	Washington	R
63-500	Spectacle	Bald	Vinalhaven	Knox	R
65-417	Spectacle		Boothbay Harbor	Lincoln	R
63-503	Spectacle		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
79-132	Spectacle		Eastport	Washington	R
59-688	Spectacle		Brooksville	Hancock	R
79-529	Spectacle		Beals	Washington	R
59-068	Spectacle		Winter Harbor	Hancock	R
63-065	Spectacle		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-419	Spectacle		Muscle Ridge Shoals Twp.[7]	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-416	Spectacle (North)		Boothbay Harbor	Lincoln	T	Boothbay Region Land Trust
63-567	Spectacles		St. George	Knox	R	Private, uninhabited, once used primarily for grazing sheep[3]
63-568	Spectacles		St. George	Knox	R
59-659	Spindrift		Brooksville	Hancock	R
59-001	Spirit Ledge		Swan's Island	Hancock	E	Exempt - IF&W 1969
63-287	Spoon (Great)		Isle au Haut	Knox	R	Private, unused[3]	47 acres (19 ha)
63-289	Spoon (Little)		Isle au Haut	Knox	R
63-011	Spoon Ledge		North Haven	Knox	E	Exempt - IF&W 1969
81-030	Springs		Biddeford	York	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
77-051	Spruce		Islesboro	Waldo	R	Private, uninhabited, returning to natural state[3]
59-974	Spruce		Stonington	Hancock	R
79-582	Spruce (Great)		Jonesport	Washington	R
59-773	Spruce (Great)		State of Maine[7]	Hancock	E	Private, seasonal, photographer Eliot and artist Fairfield Porter maintained summer cottage here[3]
79-482	Spruce (Great)		Jonesport	Washington	R
79-589	Spruce (Great)		Jonesport	Washington	R
79-590	Spruce (Great)		Jonesport	Washington	R
79-483	Spruce (Great)		Jonesport	Washington	R
79-533	Spruce (Great)		Jonesport	Washington	R
79-480	Spruce (Great)		Jonesport	Washington	R
79-591	Spruce (Great)		Jonesport	Washington	R
79-481	Spruce (Little)		Jonesport	Washington	R
79-534	Spruce Ledge (Little)		Jonesport	Washington	R
65-159	Spruce Nubble		Bremen	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-374	Sprucehead		South Thomaston	Knox	E	Private, connected to mainland by causeway since 1898, formerly extensive granite quarries, inhabited by lobstermen and some summer rusticators, suburb of Rockland and Thomaston[3]
59-772	Sprucehead (Little)		State of Maine[7]	Hancock	R	Private, summer cottage[3]
59-264	Squantum Point Ledges		Mount Desert	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
77-010			Stockton Springs	Waldo	R
59-221	Squid	Newbold Preserve	Mount Desert	Hancock	R
65-459	Squirrel		Southport[50]	Lincoln	E	Private, summer colony, some areas open to visitors. Governed as "village corporation".[3]	1,280 acres (520 ha)
73-336	Squirrel		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R
79-793	Squirrel Point		Harrington	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-893	St. Helena		Stonington	Hancock	R	Private, summer cottages[3]
73-058	St. Paul		Woolwich	Sagadahoc	R
79-012	St. Croix		Calais	Washington	E	Exempt - Dept. of Interior. Once home to Saint Croix River Light, which was destroyed by fire in 1976.
81-016	Stage		Biddeford	York	R
73-214	Stage		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
81-090	Stage		Kennebunkport	York	R
73-331	Stage Island Ledge		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-222	Stanalf's		Mount Desert	Hancock	R
79-618	Stanley Ledge		Addison	Washington	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
59-708	Stave		Deer Isle	Hancock	R	Private, oaks once furnished staves to Castine coopers, good spring, now largely unused except by passing canoeists, parts conserved by Nature Conservancy easements[3]
55-422	Stave		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	R
59-180	Stave		Gouldsboro	Hancock	R
79-660	Steel Harbor		Jonesport	Washington	R
55-337	Stepping Stone		Long Island	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
55-338	Stepping Stone II		Long Island	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
59-897	Steve		Stonington	Hancock	U		2 acres (0.81 ha)
79-608	Steven's		Addison	Washington	T	Maine Bureau of Parks & Lands
59-089	Stewart's	Kilkenny Cove	Hancock	Hancock	R		3.1 acres (1.3 ha)[4]
63-034	Stimpsons		North Haven	Knox	R	Private, summer rusticators[3]
55-401	Stockman's		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	R
63-113	Stoddard		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
79-356	Stone		Machiasport	Washington	R
63-798	Stone		St. George	Knox	R		17.38 acres (15 ha)
73-065	Stoney		Bath	Sagadahoc	R
59-403	Store Point Ledges		Swan's Island	Hancock	R
55-423	Stowe Island Ledge		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-421	Stowe Island Ledge		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-420	Stowe Island Ledge		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
81-002	Stratton		Saco	York	R
59-777	Straus Ledge		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
65-158	Strawberry		Bremen	Lincoln	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
55-112	Strawberry		Harpswell	Cumberland	U	Owned by the town of Harpswell.	1 acre (0.40 ha)
79-763	Strout		Harrington	Washington	R
55-320	Sturdivant		Cumberland	Cumberland	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
73-052	Sturgeon		Bath	Sagadahoc	R
73-054	Sturgeon (Little)		Bath	Sagadahoc	R
(unnumbered)	Sugar Island		Brownville	Piscataquis	U	In the Pleasant River at Brownville Junction	19 acres (7.7 ha)
63-464	Sugar Loaves		North Haven	Knox	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-465	Sugar Loaves		North Haven	Knox	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-466	Sugar Loaves		North Haven	Knox	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-459	Sugar Loaves		Vinalhaven	Knox	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-169	Sugar Plum		West Bath	Sagadahoc	R
73-213	Sugarloaf (North)		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	E	Exempt - Parks and Recreation
73-280	Sugarloaf (South)		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	E	Exempt - Parks and Recreation
63-717	Suicide		Friendship	Knox	R
59-269	Sutton		Cranberry Isles	Hancock	E	Most of eastern half private, seasonally inhabited summer cottages (including cottages for the use of presidents of Harvard), much of western half under conservation easement managed by Acadia National Park[3]
73-012	Swan (Little)		Perkins Twp.	Sagadahoc	E	Exempt - public ownership
73-010	Swan Island		Perkins Twp.	Sagadahoc	E	Exempt - public ownership	1,433 acres (580 ha)
59-413	Swan's Island		Swans Island	Hancock	E	Largely private, inhabited year-round, with considerable summer rusticator population[3]	8,960 acres (3,630 ha)
59-609	Swimming Rock		Blue Hill	Hancock	R
79-631	Tabbutts Ledge		Addison	Washington	R
79-628	Tabbutts Sheep		Addison	Washington	R
79-222	Talbot (Inner)		Trescott Twp.	Washington	R		5 acres (2.0 ha)
79-224	Talbot (Outer)		Trescott Twp.	Washington	R		3 acres (1.2 ha)
63-154	Talbot's		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-153	Talbot's		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-747	Tammie's		Cushing	Knox	R
59-846	Tea Kettle		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
63-797	Teel		St. George	Knox	R
63-598	Ten Pound		St. George	Knox	R
63-920	Ten Pound		Matinicus Isle Plt.[15]	Knox	R	Uninhabited, pasture, owner National Audubon Society[3]
73-295	Tenants		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R
63-744	Tern Rock I		Cushing	Knox	R
63-745	Tern Rock II		Cushing	Knox	R
63-746	Tern Rock III		Cushing	Knox	R
73-255	Thatch		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
73-302	The Branch	Wire	Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
63-235	The Brandies		Isle au Haut	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-520	The Brothers		Cape Elizabeth	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-466	The Cuckolds		Southport	Lincoln	T	ME IF&W; home to The Cuckolds Lighthouse	2 acres (0.81 ha)
63-016	The Downfall		North Haven	Knox	T	ME IF&W	3 acres (1.2 ha)
63-048	The Downfall		North Haven	Knox	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-315	The Graves		Camden	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-296	The Head		Machiasport	Washington	R
63-922	The Hogshead		Criehaven Twp.	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-220	The Hub		Mount Desert	Hancock	U	Uninhabited, spruce and hardwood forest and grassy meadows, bar connects to Long Porcupine Island, Acadia National Park[3]	8.7 acres (3.5 ha)
59-124	The Ledge		Bar Harbor	Hancock	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
79-616	The Sands		Addison	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-615	The Sands		Addison	Washington	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
59-988	The Shivers		Stonington	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-186	Thief[7]		Bristol	Lincoln	T	ME IF&W	2 acres (0.81 ha)
59-742	Third		Blue Hill	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-162	Thomas		Bar Harbor	Hancock	R
65-407	Thomas Great Toe		Westport Island	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-406	Thomas Little Toes		Westport Island	Lincoln	R
(unnumbered)	Thompsons		Trenton[51]	Hancock		Now serves as entrance to Acadia National Park, with information center[3]
63-816	Thompson's		St. George	Knox	R
63-814	Thompson's		St. George	Knox	R
63-811	Thompson's		St. George	Knox	R
79-052	Thompson's Island		Pembroke	Washington	U		2 acres (0.81 ha)
73-067	Thorne		Woolwich	Sagadahoc	R
65-255	Thread Of Life Ledge		South Bristol	Lincoln	R
65-256	Thread Of Life Ledge		South Bristol	Lincoln	R
65-257	Thread Of Life Ledge		South Bristol	Lincoln	R
65-254	Thread Of Life Ledge		South Bristol	Lincoln	R
59-980	Three Bush	Scragg	Swan's Island	Hancock	R
77-053	Thrumbcap		Islesboro	Waldo	R
65-266	Thrumbcap		South Bristol	Lincoln	R
65-267	Thrumbcap (Southern)		South Bristol	Lincoln	E	United States of America
59-990	Thrumcap		Stonington	Hancock	R
59-203	Thrumcap		Gouldsboro	Hancock	R
59-179	Thrumcap		Sorrento	Hancock	R
59-669	Thrumcap		Brooksville	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
55-407	Thrumcap		Harpswell	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-300	Thrumcap		Bar Harbor	Hancock	T	Uninhabited, bare rock just off Mount Desert Island, managed by Maine Inland & Fisheries Dept and US National Park Service, closed to visitors April 1 to July 31 to avoid disturbing nesting birds[9]	4 acres (1.6 ha)
65-193	Thrumcap		Bristol	Lincoln	T	ME IF&W	1.5 acres (0.61 ha)
59-307	Thrumcap (Isl Near)		Mount Desert	Hancock	R
65-258	Thrumcap Ledge		South Bristol	Lincoln	R
59-306	Thrumcap (Little)		Mount Desert	Hancock	R
65-130	Thurston's		Bristol	Lincoln	R
65-131	Thurston's		Bristol	Lincoln	R
65-354	Tibbetts		Boothbay	Lincoln	R
65-240	Tide (Half)		South Bristol	Lincoln	R
55-211	Tide (High)		Yarmouth	Cumberland	R
81-035	Timber		Biddeford	York	R
63-669	Timber		Friendship	Knox	R
59-242	Tinker		Tremont	Hancock	R
73-264	Todd's Point		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	T	Maine Bureau of Parks & Lands	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-415	Tomie's		South Thomaston	Knox	R
79-908	Tommy		Harrington	Washington	R
79-934	Tommy		Harrington	Washington	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
79-639	Tom's		Addison	Washington	R
79-610	Tom's		Addison	Washington	R
63-603	Tom's	Tommy's	St. George	Knox	R
65-126	Tom's Nubble		South Bristol	Lincoln	R
55-068	Tondreau's		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
59-909	Toothacher		Deer Isle	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-758	Torrey (East)		Brooklin	Hancock	R
59-757	Torrey (West)		Brooklin	Hancock	R
59-759	Torrey Castle		Brooklin	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-911	Trafton Ledge		Harrington	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-909	Trafton's		Harrington	Washington	R
79-910	Trafton's		Harrington	Washington	R
59-163	Trap Rock		Trenton	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-262	Treasure		Boothbay	Lincoln	R
63-784	Treasure		St. George	Knox	R
73-161	Treasure		West Bath	Sagadahoc	R
73-162	Treasure Ledge		West Bath	Sagadahoc	R
79-652	Treasure/Devils		Jonesport	Washington	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
79-115	Treat's		Eastport	Washington	R
59-357	Triangle		Swan's Island	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
81-112	Trott		Kennebunkport	York	R
59-870	Trumbcap		Stonington	Hancock	R
59-340	Trumpet		Tremont	Hancock	R
77-070	Tumbledown Dick		Islesboro	Waldo	R
65-434	Tumbler		Boothbay Harbor	Lincoln	R
79-913	Turkey		Milbridge	Washington	R
73-237	Turnip		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
65-259	Turnip		South Bristol	Lincoln	R
55-427	Turnip		Harpswell	Cumberland	R		1.9 acres (0.77 ha)[4]
63-282	Turnip		Isle au Haut	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-260	Turnip		South Bristol	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-099	Turtle		South Bristol	Lincoln	R
59-065	Turtle		Winter Harbor	Hancock	R	Owned by The Nature Conservancy[3]	128.7 acres (52.1 ha)[4]
79-173	Twin		Edmunds Twp.	Washington	R
59-160	Twin (North)	North Twinnie	Bar Harbor	Hancock	R	Owned by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's Maine Coastal Islands National Wildlife Refuge[48]	2.5 acres (1.0 ha)
59-161	Twin (South)	South Twinnie	Bar Harbor	Hancock	R	Owned by Acadia National Park[48]
65-364	Two		Westport Island	Lincoln	R
63-653	Two Bush		Muscle Ridge Shoals Twp.	Knox	E	Exempt - Dept. of Interior (1895). Home to the Two Bush Island Light.
63-804	Two Bush		St. George	Knox	R
63-901	Two Bush		Matinicus Isle Plt.[15]	Knox	R
63-902	Two Bush		Matinicus Isle Plt.[15]	Knox	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
59-681	Two Bush		Deer Isle	Hancock	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
55-178	Two Bush		Harpswell	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	2 acres (0.81 ha)[4]
59-874	Two Bush		Stonington	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-522	Two Bush		Vinalhaven	Knox	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
59-873	Two Bush		Stonington	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-803	Two Bush (Little)		St. George	Knox	R
63-652	Two Bush (Little)		Muscle Ridge Shoals Twp.	Knox	T	ME IF&W	1.5 acres (0.61 ha)
63-650	Two Bush Reef		Muscle Ridge Shoals Twp.	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-057	Two Tree		Woolwich	Sagadahoc	R
65-366	Tyler		Westport Island	Lincoln	R
65-368	Tyler		Westport Island	Lincoln	R
65-369	Tyler		Westport Island	Lincoln	R
55-115	Uncle Zeke		Harpswell	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-670	Undercliff Point		Brooksville	Hancock	R
59-390	Unknown		Swan's Island	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-234	Unnamed		Lubec	Washington	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-085	Unnamed		Edmunds Twp.	Washington	T	ME IF&W	0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-041	Unnamed		North Haven	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-275	Upper Green		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	1.2 acres (0.49 ha)[4]
55-297	Upper Green		Chebeague Island	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	0.6 acres (0.24 ha)[4]
65-402	Upper Mark		Boothbay	Lincoln	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-369	Vaill	Marsh	Long Island	Cumberland	R		16 acres (6.5 ha)
55-366	Vaill		Long Island	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-049	Varney's		Bath	Sagadahoc	R
81-097	Vaughn's		Kennebunkport	York	R
59-570	Verona		Verona Island	Hancock	E	Exempt - 4 or more structures
63-160	Vinalhaven		Vinalhaven	Knox	E	Former quarries provided stone for the Brooklyn Bridge; inhabited year round mostly by lobstermen, considerable summer rusticator population, a small public park at Lane Island[3]	16,000 acres (6,500 ha)
79-498	Virgin		Jonesport	Washington	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
79-499	Virgin's Breast	Nipple	Jonesport	Washington	R
79-485	Wallace Ledge		Jonesport	Washington	U		0 acres (0 ha)
63-676	Walsgrover		Friendship	Knox	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
77-050	Warren		Islesboro	Waldo	E	State of Maine Parks and Recreation, state park for boaters since 1959, nine campsites and two lean-tos[3]	70 acres (28 ha)
79-512	Wass (Great)		Beals	Washington	E	Bridged to mainland, island preserve owned by The Nature Conservancy[3]	1,540 acres (220 ha)
79-671	Water		Jonesport	Washington	R
73-127	Webber		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
73-291	Webber		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R
59-188	Welch's		Sorrento	Hancock	R
59-591	Wescott's		Brooksville	Hancock	R
73-239	Western		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
59-042	Western		Gouldsboro	Hancock	R
59-675	Western		State of Maine[7]	Hancock	R	Private, summer cottage[3]
63-058	Western (Little)		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
65-201	Western Egg Rock		Bristol	Lincoln	R
63-244	Western Head		Isle au Haut	Knox	R
63-243	Western Head		Isle au Haut	Knox	R
79-306	Western Head		Cutler	Washington	R
65-350	Westport	Jeremysquam	Westport Island	Lincoln	E	Bridged to the mainland, private, mostly year-round inhabitants[3]
79-928	Whale Ledge		Milbridge	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-445	Whale Rock		Harpswell	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
63-520	Whaleback		Vinalhaven	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-587	Whaleback		Cape Elizabeth	Cumberland	U		2 acres (0.81 ha)
73-281	Whaleback		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-288	Whaleboat	Great	Harpswell	Cumberland	R	Whaleboat is the largest undeveloped island in the Casco Bay. The island has a meadow, a spruce forest, cobble beaches, and cliffs. Owned by the Maine Coast Heritage Trust, and is open to the public.[52]	122 acres (49 ha)
55-279	Whaleboat (Little)		Harpswell	Cumberland	R	Located near Whaleboat Island, Little Whaleboat Island has a spruce-fir forest, rocky shores, and wildlife, including bald eagles and ospreys. Two campsites exist for visitors. Owned by the Maine Coast Heritage Trust and is open to the public.[53]
55-280	Whaleboat (Little)		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
55-281	Whaleboat (Little)		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
55-278	Whaleboat (Little)		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
55-284	Whaleboat (Little)		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
55-282	Whaleboat (Little)		Harpswell	Cumberland	R	Privately owned	18 acres (7.3 ha)[4]
55-277	Whaleboat (Little)		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
55-283	Whaleboat (Little)		Harpswell	Cumberland	R	Privately owned	4.3 acres (1.7 ha)[4]
55-287	Whaleboat (Little)		Harpswell	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-285	Whaleboat (Little)		Harpswell	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
55-286	Whaleboat (Little)		Harpswell	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-677	Wharton		Friendship	Knox	R
63-268	Wheat		Isle au Haut	Knox	U		3.8 acres (1.5 ha)
63-269	Wheat Island Ledge		Isle au Haut	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-905	Wheaton		Matinicus Isle Plt.[15]	Knox	R
63-914	Wheaton		Matinicus Isle Plt.[15]	Knox	U	Seasonally inhabited, private, protects Matinicus Harbor[3]	2 acres (0.81 ha)
63-906	Wheaton Island Ledge		Matinicus Isle Plt.	Knox	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
79-432	Whichwood		Addison	Washington	R
59-908	Whig		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
59-753	Whisker		Brooklin	Hancock	R
65-278	White		Boothbay	Lincoln	R
59-934	White		Deer Isle	Hancock	R	Private, two summer cottages[3]
65-276	White		Boothbay	Lincoln	R
81-167	White		Kittery	York	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-513	White (Big)		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
63-514	White (Little)		Vinalhaven	Knox	R
55-628	White Bull		Harpswell	Cumberland	T	ME IF&W	5.5 acres (2.2 ha)[4]
63-293	White Horse		Isle au Haut	Knox	T	ME IF&W	1.5 acres (0.61 ha)
63-267	White Ledge		Isle au Haut	Knox	T	ME IF&W	3 acres (1.2 ha)
63-298	White Ledge		Isle au Haut	Knox	T	ME IF&W	2 acres (0.81 ha)
55-081	White Point		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
63-554	Whitehead		St. George	Knox	E	Private, once hosted both lighthouse and lifesaving station, year-round habitation ended in 1982 when light was automated[3]	70 acres (28 ha)
55-099	White's		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
65-340	White's		Wiscasset	Lincoln	R
65-412	Whittum		Westport Island	Lincoln	R
63-742	Whortleberry		Cushing	Knox	R
81-178	Whortleberry		Kittery	York	R
63-042	Widow		Vinalhaven	Knox	R	Private, formerly a summer retreat for the "convalescent insane"[3]
79-081	Wilbur Neck		Pembroke	Washington	R
79-795	Willard Point		Harrington	Washington	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
73-145	Williams		West Bath	Sagadahoc	R
55-056	Williams	Sheldon	Harpswell	Cumberland	R
79-065	Williams		Edmunds Twp.	Washington	R
79-066	Williams		Edmunds Twp.	Washington	R
55-295	William's		Freeport	Cumberland	R	Privately owned, with conservation organization	21.4 acres (8.7 ha)[4]
55-296	Williams Island Ledge		Freeport	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-705	Willow Ledge		Deer Isle	Hancock	R
73-159	Winship		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
59-580	Winslow		Penobscot	Hancock	R
65-222	Witch		South Bristol	Lincoln	R
73-283	Wood		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R
73-073	Wood		Bath	Sagadahoc	R
59-586	Wood		Penobscot	Hancock	R
81-015	Wood		Biddeford	York	R	Home to the Wood Island Light
73-258	Wood		Georgetown	Sagadahoc	R
73-293	Wood		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	R
81-166	Wood		Kittery	York	R	Owned by the Town of Kittery.
73-292	Wood (Little)		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	E	Exempt — 4 or more residential structures
59-585	Wood Island Ledge		Penobscot	Hancock	R
73-297	Wood Island Ledge		Phippsburg	Sagadahoc	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
65-014	Woodbridge		Newcastle	Lincoln	R
63-917	Wooden Ball		Matinicus Isle Plt.[15]	Knox	R
63-918	Wooden Ball		Matinicus Isle Plt.[15]	Knox	R
63-919	Wooden Ball		Matinicus Isle Plt.[15]	Knox	R	Privately owned, largely pasture[3]
55-050	Woodsy		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
59-898	Wreck		Stonington	Hancock	R	Private, uninhabited, acquired by The Nature Conservancy in the 1960s, reverting to wild[3]
65-194	Wreck		Bristol	Lincoln	T	ME IF&W	10 acres (4.0 ha)
65-192	Wreck Island Ledge		Bristol	Lincoln	T	ME IF&W	1.5 acres (0.61 ha)
65-191	Wreck Island Ledge		Bristol	Lincoln	T	ME IF&W	1.5 acres (0.61 ha)
55-123	Wyer		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
55-125	Yarmouth		Harpswell	Cumberland	R
55-126	Yarmouth		Harpswell	Cumberland	U		1 acre (0.40 ha)
59-181	Yellow		Winter Harbor	Hancock	R	Private, summer cottage, pink granite quarried on the island[3]
63-184	Yellow		Vinalhaven	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-629	Yellow Ledge		Muscle Ridge Shoals Twp.[7]	Knox	T	ME IF&W	1 acre (0.40 ha)
59-472	Yellow Ld.		Swan's Island	Hancock	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-367	Yellow Ledge		Swan's Island	Hancock	R
63-640	Yellow Ridge		St. George	Knox	T	ME IF&W	0.1 acres (0.040 ha)
55-609	Yellow Rock		Harpswell	Cumberland	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
79-294	Yellowhead		Machiasport	Washington	R
79-290	Yellowhead		Machiasport	Washington	R
63-280	York		Isle au Haut	Knox	R	Private, inhabited summers[3]
63-277	York Ledge		Isle au Haut	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-274	York Ledge		Isle au Haut	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
63-275	York Ledge		Isle au Haut	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)
59-588	Young's		Penobscot	Hancock	R
59-088	Young's		Hancock	Hancock	R
63-899	Zephyr Ledges		Matinicus Isle Plt.	Knox	U		0.5 acres (0.20 ha)

See also

• Maine Coastal Islands National Wildlife Refuge
• Maine Island Trail^[16]

Notes

1. "Colby Becomes Historic Steward of Two Historic Islands". Colby.edu. February 3, 2022.
2. "Merchant Row, Stonington". Maine Coast Heritage Trust. April 26, 2019. Retrieved September 8, 2024.
3. Description from McLane, Vols. I-IV
4. List of Nationally Significant Seabird, Wading Bird and Eagle Nesting Islands in Coastal Maine maintained by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
5. "Ash Island, Owls Head". Maine Coast Heritage Trust. April 26, 2019. Retrieved September 10, 2024.
6. "Big Babson Island, Brooklin". Maine Coast Heritage Trust. April 26, 2019. Retrieved September 10, 2024.
7. Unorganized island not part of any town and subject to direct jurisdiction of the Maine Land Use Regulation Commission. Preliminary Study of the Coastal Islands 1976, pp. 2–3
8. The town of Bar Harbor has repeatedly attempted to obtain jurisdiction over this island barred to it at Bridge Street, but a 1903 court decision confirmed Gouldsboro retains jurisdiction under its 1798 articles of incorporation. McLane, Vol.II at 131
9. Acadia National Park Superintendent's Compendium, 1/1/2010
10. "Battle Island, Penobscot". Maine Coast Heritage Trust. April 26, 2019. Retrieved September 10, 2024.
11. McLane, Vol III p. 97 n.1
12. Richards, Allison & Twomey, Michelle, "Dream Islands", Portland Monthly (Summerguide 2009) (describing several islands for sale)
13. "Black Island, Friendship". Maine Coast Heritage Trust. April 26, 2019. Retrieved September 10, 2024.
14. Part of Long Island Plantation within jurisdiction of Maine Land Use Regulation Commission. Preliminary Study of the Coastal Islands 1976, pp. 2–3
15. Part of Matinicus Island Plantation, now within jurisdiction of Maine Land Use Regulation Commission. Preliminary Study of the Coastal Islands 1976, pp. 2–3
16. An online list of islands comprising the Maine Island Trail requires a Maine Island Trail Association membership fee for access.
17. In 2007 Chebeague seceded from the town of Cumberland, a suburb of the mainland city Portland, and is now an independent jurisdiction.
18. "Clapboard Island East, Falmouth". Maine Coast Heritage Trust. April 26, 2019. Retrieved September 8, 2024.
19. "Clark Island, Saint George". Maine Coast Heritage Trust. August 13, 2020. Retrieved September 12, 2024.
20. McLane, Vol. III p. 107
21. Osgood, Kris, "Maine granite graces Yankee Stadium", Working Waterfront, 22 April 2,009 acres
    (813 ha)
22. Part of Monhegan Island Plantation, now within jurisdiction of Maine Land Use Regulation Commission. Preliminary Study of the Coastal Islands 1976, pp. 2–3
23. Frye seceded from the town of Standish in 1998 and is now an independent jurisdiction.
24. "The Goslings, Harpswell". Maine Coast Heritage Trust. April 26, 2019. Retrieved September 9, 2024.
25. "High Island, St. George". Maine Coast Heritage Trust. April 26, 2019. Retrieved September 12, 2024.
26. Cartwright, Steve, "Audubon Turning Hog Island Over To Camp Kieve", Working Waterfront, Nov. 2,010 acres
    (810 ha)
27. The two private owners attempted but failed to secede from the town of Cumberland in a dispute over escalating property taxes. Canfield, Clarke (2001), "Couple Seek Shelter from Taxing Problem", Los Angeles Times, retrieved November 25, 2012
28. Description of House Island tours
29. McLane, Vol. III p. 148
30. For further information see Richardson, Eleanor (1989). The Town that Disappeared. Rockland: Island Institute. ISBN 0942719085. (discussing Hurricane Island history)
31. Seceded from Deer Isle in 1874, the new township of Isle au Haut included Kimball, Merchant, York, Burnt and Fog islands. McLane, Vol.I p.343
32. "Jed's Island, Blue Hill". Maine Coast Heritage Trust. April 26, 2019. Retrieved September 13, 2024.
33. "Lanes Island, Yarmouth". Maine Coast Heritage Trust. April 26, 2019. Retrieved September 9, 2024.
34. Long Island seceded from the mainland city of Portland in 1993 and is now an independent jurisdiction.
35. Bristol is the closest town, but the island seceded not only from the town of Bristol but from the United States in the 1860s, and has "remained townless to the present day and remained stateless until the early 1900s." McLane, Vol II p. 192 It is now an unorganized island overseen by the Maine Land Use Commission. Preliminary Study of the Coastal Islands 1976, pp. 2–3
36. Canada and the US dispute sovereignty over Machias Seal Island and North Rock.
37. "Malaga Island, Phippsburg". Maine Coast Heritage Trust. April 26, 2019. Retrieved September 9, 2024.
38. RootsRated (March 30, 2017). "Introducing the Beautiful, Barely Inhabited Island Off the Coast of Maine That You Need to Have on Your Travel Radar". Maine's MidCoast & Islands. Retrieved September 5, 2024.
39. "Little Mark Island Monument". Lighthouse Explorer. Foghorn Publishing. Retrieved July 23, 2013.
40. Auciello, Schlomit, "Islanders Save Matinicus Plane Crash Victims" Archived 2011-10-03 at the Wayback Machine, July 19, 2,011 acres
    (814 ha)
41. Sari Bunker, "Matinicus," in Sustaining Island Communities 1998, pp. 35–36
42. "Monroe Island, Owls Head". Maine Coast Heritage Trust. February 4, 2020. Retrieved September 13, 2024.
43. McLane, Vol. III p. 123
44. Originally the North Island of Vinalhaven, North Haven seceded in 1846 and took the name Fox Isle, changed in 1847 to North Haven
45. Peaks attempted but failed to secede from the city of Portland in 2007; there are still ongoing efforts to establish some degree of autonomy.
46. The plantation of Criehaven dissolved in 1925, but the name persists. Sustaining Island Communities 1998, pp. 39–40
47. "Merchant Row, Stonington". Maine Coast Heritage Trust. April 26, 2019. Retrieved September 6, 2024.
48. Silk, Ezra, "Conservation Trust Sells Two Islands to Coastal Refuge", Bar Harbor Times Soup, Sept 21, 2,011 acres
    (814 ha)
49. Subject to a jurisdictional dispute between Maine and New Hampshire in 2002, U.S. Supreme Court in New Hampshire v. Maine (2002) confirmed Maine's jurisdiction.
50. Organized as a village corporation, giving some degree of autonomy from the township and a share of tax revenues.
51. When the town of Eden (Bar Harbor) raised his taxes in the 1830s, Thompson secured passage of a bill in the state legislature changing the island's governing jurisdiction to Trenton. McLane, Vol. II, pp. 11-112
52. "Whaleboat Island, Harpswell". Maine Coast Heritage Trust. April 26, 2019. Retrieved September 9, 2024.
53. "Little Whaleboat Island, Harpswell". Maine Coast Heritage Trust. August 30, 2022. Retrieved September 9, 2024.

References

• McLane, Charles (1982–97), Islands of the Mid-Maine Coast, vol. I–IV, Rockland, Maine: Island Institute, ISBN 0-933858-00-0
• (misc. authors) (1998), Sustaining Island Communities, Rockland, Maine: Island Institute & Coastal Program, State Planning Office, State of Maine

• Connors, James (1976), A Preliminary Study of the Coastal Islands, Bangor: Land Use Regulation Commission, State of Maine