Griffin Island
Griffin Island is an islet in Maine and has an elevation of 1467 feet. Griffin Island is situated west of Bald Mountain, close to Turner Island.- Type: Islet
- Description: island in the United States of America
- Category: island
- Location: Maine, New England, United States, North America
Latitude 44.9482° or 44° 56' 53.6" north | Longitude -70.8255° or 70° 49' 31.7" west |
Elevation 1467 feet (447 metres) | OpenStreetMap ID way 56234491 |
GeoNames ID 4966029 |
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Also Known As
- Cebuano: Griffin Island (pulo sa Estados Unidos, Maine)
- Cebuano: Griffin Island
Other Places Named Griffin Island
- Griffin IslandIsland, British Columbia, Canada
- Griffin IslandSummit, Massachusetts, United States
- Griffin IslandIsland, New York, United States
- Griffin IslandIsland, Texas, United States
In the Area
Localities
- Bald MountainHamlet, 2 miles east
- Mooselookmeguntic2 miles northeast
- Oquossoc3 miles northeast
- MountainviewHamlet, 3½ miles northeast
Landmarks
- Turner IslandIslet, 1300 feet southeast
- Lunch IslandIslet, 1600 feet south
- Johnson IslandIslet, 1700 feet southwest
- Johnson IslandIsland, 2100 feet southwest
Other Places
- Bald Mountain Trail HeadParking lot, 1½ miles east
- Fire TowerTower, 2½ miles east
- Upper DamDam, 5 miles south
- Rangeley Lake CampgroundCampsite, 5 miles east
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