Greene, Maine
Greene, United States
Greene, Maine carries 13 connections with 2079 other places across 5 topics, spanning government, military history, the arts, and regional geography. The town was named for Nathanael Greene and incorporated in 1788. Aaron Daggett, the last surviving Union Army brevet general of any grade, was born here in 1837. It is part of the Lewiston-Auburn metropolitan statistical area, sharing the most connections with Durham and Auburn, Maine. The town also connects to the painter Rufus Porter, whose work links many places.
Maine Senate
Connects Greene, Maine to: Maine | Chebeague Island, Maine | Auburn, Maine | Durham, Maine | Veazie, Maine
Maine House of Representatives
Connects Greene, Maine to: Maine | Chebeague Island, Maine | Auburn, Maine | Durham, Maine | Vanceboro, Maine
Rufus Porter (painter)
Connects Greene, Maine to: California | Cambridge, England | Maryland | New England | Connecticut
Lewiston-Auburn
Connects Greene, Maine to: Poland, Maine | Raymond, Maine | Bowdoinham, Maine | Winthrop, Maine | Harrison, Maine
New England City and Town Area
Connects Greene, Maine to: Westerly, Rhode Island | Gardiner, Maine | Hiram, Maine | Hallowell, Maine | Suffield, Connecticut
Nathanael Greene
Connects Greene, Maine to: United States | France | New York City, New York | Boston, Massachusetts | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania