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Screw Auger Falls In Autumn
Photo By Megan Long

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  • Title: Screw Auger Falls In Autumn
  • State/Province/Region: Maine
  • Country: United States
  • Nearest Town: Brownville Junction, ME
  • Description: screw auger falls is part of gulf hagas, sometimes referred to as the grand canyon of maine, and is located off the appalachian trail in the north maine woods management area.

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Labels: Forests, Nature, Seasons, Trees, Water
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