Gardiner, Maine

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Gardiner, Maine is a small historic city in central Maine located along the Kennebec River, known for its preserved downtown and 19th-century architecture.

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Gardiner, Maine canonical 5
Gardiner, Maine, United States 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf city
municipality
adjacentMunicipality Farmingdale, Maine NERFINISHED
Pittston, Maine NERFINISHED
Randolph, Maine NERFINISHED
West Gardiner, Maine NERFINISHED
areaCode 207
climate humid continental climate
country United States
countySeatOf none
daylightSavingTimeZone Eastern Daylight Time
linked to: Eastern Time Zone
foundingDate 1754
governmentType city council–manager
hasCulturalVenue Johnson Hall Performing Arts Center
hasHighSchool Gardiner Area High School
hasHistoricDistrict Gardiner Historic District
hasHistoricRegisterListing Gardiner Historic District on the National Register of Historic Places
hasNotableBuilding Gardiner Public Library building
Johnson Hall Opera House
hasPark Waterfront Park
hasPublicLibrary Gardiner Public Library
hasRiverFront Kennebec River waterfront
historicIndustry ice harvesting
lumber
paper manufacturing
shipbuilding
incorporationDate 1803
knownFor 19th-century architecture
historic downtown
preserved main street
locatedIn Kennebec County, Maine NERFINISHED
Maine
locatedInRegion central Maine
locatedOnRiver Kennebec River
namedAfter Silvester Gardiner
nearbyCity Augusta, Maine
Hallowell, Maine NERFINISHED
originalName Gardinerstown Plantation
partOf Augusta micropolitan area
postalCode 04345
schoolDistrict Maine School Administrative District 11
state Maine
timeZone Eastern Time Zone
transportInfrastructure Interstate 295 NERFINISHED
Maine State Route 9
U.S. Route 201 NERFINISHED

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Kennebec County, Maine contains Gardiner, Maine
Central Maine contains Gardiner, Maine
subject linked to: central Maine
Kennebec River hasCityOnBank Gardiner, Maine
U.S. Route 201 passesThrough Gardiner, Maine
Edwin Arlington Robinson residence Gardiner, Maine, United States
linked to: Gardiner, Maine
Laura E. Richards placeOfDeath Gardiner, Maine, United States
linked to: Gardiner, Maine
Laura E. Richards residence Gardiner, Maine, United States
linked to: Gardiner, Maine
City of Augusta, Maine locatedNear Gardiner, Maine