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Pocomoonshine Lake Monster

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Princeton, ME

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OVERVIEW

Pocomoonshine Lake is a remote lake in Washington County near Princeton, in Maine's sparsely populated North Woods, surrounded by generations of Passamaquoddy and settler folklore.

REPORTED ACTIVITY

Witnesses describe a massive, undulating serpent-like creature, estimated at 30 to 60 feet long, inferred largely from wide trails reportedly left through lakeside mud and brush.

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The lake and surrounding public land are accessible to visitors.

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