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WEBQUEST ONE: WHAT IS MY NAME? "This place we have right here in Maine It surely has an Indian name. It is an island on the eastern side. Near St. Joseph's College of pride. It's south of Papoose and east of Frye, Don't worry you'll find it if you try. It's next to Camp Cove near Jordan Bay. Come along quickly, you're on the way. Devan, Serena, Samantha T FOR ANSWER SEE BOTTOM OF PAGE

WEBQUEST TWO: SEBAGO LAKE WATERSHED WHAT IS MY NAME? I have a lock, but no door or key I am a stairway but have no railing. I turn this way and that, and go straight. What am I? What is my name? FOR ANSWER, SEE BOTTOM OF PAGE

WEBQUEST THREE: SEBAGO LAKE WHAT AM I? The lake is my grave And here's where I lay. But I am not new. I'm from back in the day I once fought for freedom I flew in the sky I needed more practice Lake's bottom do I lie. Troy and Dan ANSWER AT BOTTOM OF PAGE.

ANSWERS Webquest One: I am SQUAW ISLAND Webquest Two: I am a lock. A device that lowers and raises boats when two bodies of water are at different elevations. My name is SONGO LOCK. I connect the Songo River with Brandy Pond. Webquest Three: I am TWO WW II BRITISH FIGHTER PLANES

WEBQUEST FOUR: SEBAGO LAKE WHAT IS MY NAME? Near the end of Raymond Cape I lay You will find my location in the Big Bay. You can find me on the south shore of Raymond Cape I am known as a historical and legendary place. I rise at least eighty feet in the sky. My first name rhymes with the word "bye". Jesse Gr. 7

SEBAGO LAKE TRAIN STATION   Although Sebago Lake is rich in historic features, on of the greatest and most popular landmarks was Sebago Lake Station.  Providing convenient transportation for people all over the state of Maine, Sebago Lake Station had major impact on the tourist community.    the station was a beautiful building, with double towers on each side.  It is said to have been one of the largest and imrpessive station in the Maine Central Railroad division.  It was the center of recreation

WEBQUEST WHAT AM I? I was founded in 1938 as one of the five original state parks in Maine. I am situated on the shoreline of the deepest and second largest lake in Maine, Sebago Lake, and near the foothills of the White Mountains. I provide year-round recreation for all my visitors including, swimming, fishing, and camping. My 1,400 acres feature “extensive woodlands,” sandy beaches, ponds, “bogs,” rivers, and a diverse habitat for a wide variety of plant and animal life. What am I? By LH Sebago Lake State Park

Dams and Sebago Lake We are working with model dams to see how dams work and how they affect the environment around lakes and rivers.  We made both man-made and beaver dams. Before repairing or removing dams, you should check with townspeople and check to see what the damage is to the dam. Dams can be good because they can make electricity.  This electricity is clean (no air pollution).   Dams can be bad because they may make people need to move if they overflow or  if water rises above the dam.  Dams can be bad for migratory fish. It can be tough to manage lake levels because you don't know what will happen with the weather.  It may snow and rain a lot or it may not.  Rain and snow melt end up in the lakes and rivers.

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