- The
Webhannet River is an 8.3-mile-long (13.4 km)
river whose 8,963-acre (36.27 km2)
watershed is
contained entirely within the town of Wells, Maine....
- destination. The
Abenaki Indians called the area
Webhannet,
meaning "at the
clear stream", a
reference to the
Webhannet River.
Edmund Littlefield, an immigrant...
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Kennebunk Beach /
Goochs Beach •
Lords Point • Sea Road
Crossing •
Webhannet Grove •
Coopers Crossing •
Cheshire Meadows •
Brine Pines Government • Type...
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acres (4.72 km2) of
estuary salt
marsh and
uplands that
drain into the
Webhannet River, or
about one-ninth of the river's watershed. The refuge's headquarters...
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River in Cape Ned****; the
Josias and
Ogunquit rivers in Ogunquit; the
Webhannet River in Wells; and the Merriland, Mousam, and
Kennebunk rivers in Kennebunk...
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Littlefield River Little River (Drakes Island, Maine)
Merriland River Webhannet River Ogunquit River Josias River Cape Ned****
River Little River (York...
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possibly "three heads" W****utaquook
River Watchic Pond
Little Watchic Pond
Webhannet River: (Abnaki) "at the
clear stream"
Weskeag River Wesserunsett Lake...
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Waupaca River –
Wisconsin Waxahatchee Cr**** –
Alabama Weber River – Utah
Webhannet River –
Maine W****i
Wachee River –
Florida Weiser River –
Idaho Wekiva...
- (Abnaki) "wet head" or
possibly "three heads" W****utaquook River: sp.
Webhannet River: (Abnaki) "at the
clear stream"
Former names: Ahbaysauk: (Abnaki)...
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located on
United States Route 1 in
central Wells, a
short way
north of the
Webhannet River. The area is now
commercially developed; the
building stands at...
