Flooded Ghost Towns in Maine

There is 1 flooded ghost towns documented in Maine. Flooded ghost towns were sacrificed to reservoirs and dams. They surface — sometimes literally — during droughts, when streets and foundations reappear from beneath the waterline.

Notable examples include Flagstaff. They cluster most densely in Somerset County. 1 of these sites is known to be publicly accessible; for the rest, confirm access with landowners or managing agencies first.