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At the Lubec Town Dock, situated at 40 School Street in the historic town of Lubec, Maine, the rich maritime heritage of the region comes alive. This strategic docking point, located at 44.86271666362882° N, -66.98637382127345° W, stands where the tide rises dramatically, a testament to the natural power that once fueled the town’s thriving shipbuilding and milling industries. The dock overlooks the Lubec Channel, a vital waterway that has been a hub of commerce since the 19th century, when sardine factories and plaster mills lined the waterfront. Today, it serves as a hub for local fishermen and a gateway for visitors to explore the town’s vibrant history, from its early days as a smuggling hotbed during the War of 1812 to its current status as a quaint Downeast community. Here, the blend of historical significance and modern amenities offers a unique and captivating experience for those who dock at this storied marina.
Dockage
- Average price per day:$25.00
- Type:Floating, T Dock, Wood
- LOA Max:49
- Dockage depth:4
There is a town dock that allows 2 hour tie ups. There is only space for one or two boats.
Moorings
- Accessibility:dinghy|hasMoorings
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