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A Publication Featuring The Information Services Technology of Maine State Government

Volume VII, Issue 6

June 2004

WebCams in Maine

Planning to travel in Maine? Take a look before you arrive! Here are links to a few web cams around our state.

Mt. Desert: http://hazecam.net/ACADIA.HTM and Geddy’s http://www.geddys.com/geddycams/harborcam/
http://www.maineharbors.com/camindex.htm - a "window on the weather." The cams listed on this site, most with a salt water orientation, are arranged geographically north to south. The sponsoring home page is given below the cam name along with a brief description of the view in Bath, Belfast, Boothbay Harbor (Department of Marine Resources’ cam), Camden, Cape Elizabeth, Damariscotta, Portland, Rockland, Wells etc.
Houlton http://www.houltonlive.com/ (with a link to Presque Isle’s cam) and Fort Kent ( www.sjv.net )
Ellsworth City Hall and Main Street: http://w5.downeast.net/cam/
Castine, Maine Maritime Academy: http://209.222.220.16/mma/WaterfrontCam.html
Sunday River, Sugarloaf and Mt. Abrams RSN cam: http://www.rsn.com/cams/welcome.html?segment_type=mtn
Kennebunkport Conservation Trust http://65.108.19.134/webcam.html
Sebago Lake: http://sebagocam.com/
Greater Portland - WGME 13 Sky Cam: http://www.wgme13.com/ and WCSH 6, two Portland area cams plus links to the five southern Maine Turnpike cams: http://wcsh6.com/weathercams/default.asp