| State |
| One of 50 |
| Down East |
| 23rd state |
| King's home |
| Bath's state |
| Orono campus |
| King's state |
| Bangor's home |
| Bangor's site |
| Havana memory |
| Lobster state |
| American state |
| Northern state |
| Memorable ship |
| Lobster locale |
| Lobster source |
| Caribou locale |
| Augusta's home |
| Bangor's state |
| Augusta's state |
| Lobster capital |
| Portland's home |
| Where Bangor is |
| Northeast state |
| Belfast setting |
| Down East state |
| Quebec neighbor |
| Pine Tree State |
| Name to remember |
| Remembered" ship |
| Casco Bay locale |
| Downeaster state |
| Famed battleship |
| L.L. Bean's home |
| Seal Harbor site |
| State since 1820 |
| Augusta's locale |
| Portland's state |
| Ship to remember |
| Portland setting |
| New England state |
| A ship remembered |
| Normandy neighbor |
| Penobscot's place |
| Penobscot's state |
| Voting bellwether |
| Bar Harbor locale |
| Easternmost state |
| Memorable warship |
| Quebec's neighbor |
| Ship sunk in 1898 |
| Neighbor of Quebec |
| Down-easter's home |
| Home of L. L. Bean |
| Locale for lobster |
| Monosyllabic state |
| Pine Tree (or 23d) |
| Sen. Snowe's state |
| Where Casco Bay is |
| As ___ goes . . . |
| A ship to remember |
| State of the Union |
| Stephen King's home |
| 1898 naval casualty |
| Down-easter's state |
| Historic battleship |
| Muskie's home state |
| Part of New England |
| Summercaters' state |
| Kennebunkport state |
| The Pine Tree State |
| Dirigo" is its motto |
| A neighbor of Quebec |
| Bates College locale |
| Eagle Island setting |
| Home to Stephen King |
| Its motto is "Dirigo |
| Kennebunkport locale |
| Mount Desert's state |
| Poland Spring's home |
| Winslow Homer's home |
| Memorable battleship |
| Stephen King's state |
| ''Remember the ___!'' |
| Havana casualty: 1898 |
| Home to Bates College |
| Ship to be remembered |
| Site of Loring A.F.B. |
| U.S. battleship: 1898 |
| Where to find Augusta |
| L.L.Bean's home state |
| Senator Snowe's state |
| Bates College's state |
| Remembered" battleship |
| Kennebunkport's locale |
| Northeasternmost state |
| Ship that's remembered |
| Ship in 1898 headlines |
| Site of a Bush retreat |
| Stephen King territory |
| Battleship to remember |
| New Brunswick neighbor |
| New Hampshire neighbor |
| Belfast is on its shore |
| Lobster-exporting state |
| Lobster-producing state |
| Moosehead Lake location |
| Mount Katahdin's locale |
| North-easterly US state |
| Only monosyllabic state |
| Only one-syllable state |
| Union member since 1820 |
| It sank in Havana Harbor |
| Major cranberry producer |
| Only state with homonyms |
| Rudy Vallee's alma mater |
| Sen. Payne's home state. |
| State known for lobsters |
| Thoreau's "The ___ Woods |
| Where Moosehead Lake is. |
| Place known for lobsters |
| Stephen King writes here |
| Mount Katahdin's setting |
| Acadia National Park site |
| Big source of blueberries |
| Largest New England state |
| Locale known for lobsters |
| Subject of an 1898 slogan |
| Where Mt. Katahdin towers |
| Home to a well-known King |
| Stephen King story locale |
| Murder, She Wrote" locale |
| Stephen King's home state |
| Acadia National Park state |
| Appalachian Trail terminus |
| Gosnold touched it in 1602 |
| It's east of New Hampshire |
| It's west of New Brunswick |
| Nearly half of New England |
| Ninth least populous state |
| Site of Kineo and Katahdin |
| State since March 15, 1820 |
| U.S. 1's northern terminus |
| Where Mt. Desert Island is |
| Arizona band, oddly enough |
| Ship sunk in Havana harbor |
| As ___ goes, so goes . . . |
| Acadia National Park's home |
| Missouri Compromise subject |
| Northern terminus of U.S. 1 |
| State I call Lobster Heaven |
| State east of New Hampshire |
| Acadia National Park locale |
| Acadia National Park setting |
| Battleship destroyed in 1898 |
| Coffin's "___ Ballads": 1938 |
| Feb. 15, 1898, headline word |
| Home to Acadia National Park |
| Katahdin is its highest peak |
| Place known for good lobster |
| Home of Acadia National Park |
| Only one-syllable state name |
| Setting for many King novels |
| State bordering New Hampshire |
| Remember the ___," 1898 slogan |
| Moose Point State Park setting |
| Northernmost New England state |
| State bordering only one other |
| The only one-syllable US state |
| Where "ayuh" is an affirmative |
| Where the Kennebec River flows |
| Historic ship to be remembered |
| It was given statehood in 1820 |
| Former exclave of Massachusetts |
| Its state seal includes a moose |
| Major blueberry-producing state |
| Only single-syllable state name |
| The chickadee is its state bird |
| It's been remembered since 1898? |
| Its state berry is the blueberry |
| Something to remember, with "the |
| Site of many Stephen King novels |
| The only one-syllable state name |
| It became the 23rd of 50 in 1820 |
| Home of Senators Collins and King |
| Home to Bowdoin, Bates, and Colby |
| Northernmost state in New England |
| Where Burton M. Cross is Governor. |
| Its seal has an anchor and a moose |
| Locale for many Stephen King tales |
| Setting for "The Cider House Rules |
| Setting of many Stephen King novels |
| Setting for many Stephen King novels |
| Setting of many a Stephen King novel |
| Appalachian Trail's northern terminus |
| Home for Deer Isle and Moosehead Lake |
| Only state bordered by just one other |
| Its state quarter depicts a lighthouse |
| Northeastern state that borders Canada |
| Arizona band, oddly enough (with "The") |
| State that borders only one other state |
| State bordering New Hampshire and Canada |
| It was created by the Missouri Compromise |
| Ship destroyed in Havana's waters in 1898 |
| State probably named for a French province |
| Stephen King has set many of his novels here |
| Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge setting |
| State that divides its Electoral College votes |
| State formed as part of the Missouri Compromise |
| The Pemaquid Point Light is on its state quarter |
| New England state where "Once Upon a Time" is set |
| Pop-punk band from Phoenix, actually (with "The") |
| Home of the Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge |
| State that's the largest U.S. producer of lobsters |
| State with the longest tidal shoreline on the Atlantic |
| State where Stephen King lives (and sets many of his books) |
| Home of the Calendar Islands, once thought to total 365 in number |
| It was admitted as a free state as part of the Missouri Compromise |