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U-Pack Moving
ABF U-Pack Moving was launched nationwide on October 1, 1997 by ABF Freight System, Inc. U-Pack has become an extremely popular choice for...

US DOT: 82866

MC: 29910

U-Pack Moving

Alaska Terminals, Inc.
Maine moving companies, Since opening our doors for business back in 1981, Alaska Terminals has been associated with a high level of quality and professionalism. That’s...

US DOT: 125550

MC: 79658

Alaska Terminals, Inc.

Premier Van Lines International Inc.
Founded in 1992, Premier Van Lines International is one of Americas leading relocation companies which specialize in international moves. We are...

US DOT: 1930177

MC: 690093

Premier Van Lines International Inc.

DN Van Lines Inc.
As one of the largest independent moving companies in the county we have a solution for any type of moving need. Our move coordinators are...

US DOT: 1141917

Intra: 30981

MC: 462886

DN Van Lines Inc.

Hawaiian Shipping
ME movers, Here at Hawaiian Shippers, we understand the sensitive and delicate nature of trusting someone to move your most valuable possessions. This is why we...

US DOT: 1208629

MC: 480787

Hawaiian Shipping

HireAHelper
HireAHelper has worked more than 10 years curating the best movers from around the country, which means we have the highest quality movers you can...

US DOT: 3214531

MC: 1004629

HireAHelper

City Moving
GP Movers offer the best moving services around. You can have a team of professional and highly skilled movers backing your move when you choose GP...

US DOT: 1826833

MC: 662744

City Moving
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Moving to Maine
A part of the Maine experience is getting a good meal at one of the restaurants that houses one of the state’s award-winning chefs. Maine is where the seafood was caught the morning of, where farmers markets dominate the sale of produce, and home cooking is prevalent. One of those places that landed on the food map a couple decades ago is called Maine Diner. Its first customer came by accident when he smashed his car into a pole. After he stayed and had a meal before going on his way, the Diner turned into an overnight phenomenon serving two million people by 1999 when they had opened in 1983. Moody’s Diner is also another spot to hit on your tour of Maine. There are home-cooked meals along with pies, crème puffs, donuts, biscuits and more. If you need to get away from all the deliciousness of Maine, there are cruises you can take to see whales and other sea life, museums, hunting games, outdoor recreation spots and performing arts venues throughout the state to keep you busy.

Capital City: Augusta is the capital of Maine. It sits in the Kennebec County and is home to about 18,500 people. It is a very historic city as it was home to English settlers of Plymouth Colony in 1629.

Population: Over 1,318,301 as of July 2009. Many people are decidedly moving to Maine each year because of its beautiful landscapes and its cooler summers than most national states. Because of the growing rate of people pushing to move to Maine each year—the thought of having fresh lobster everyday is too appealing to some—is driving business to Maine’s moving companies.

Local Activities: Besides trekking outdoors, breathing in fresh air and witnessing wildlife in their natural habitants, there is something most visitors love to so when they come to Maine. That is going to one of the many Lobster Co-ops in throughout Maine and buying some live lobsters. Lobsters here are generally over two pounds in weight and very fresh. In the summer, this is great after camping or hiking. There are also other options to board a boat for whale or puffin watching. There are even summer festivals where you can taste the best blueberry pie you’ve ever had. The fun does not stop in the wintertime. It only continues to thrill visitors and tourists. There is fun in riding a horse-drawn carriage, setting out in snowshoes, or snuggling up next to a warm fire with a great big cup of Maine specialty hot chocolate.

Economy: Maine greatest economic strength is its great outdoors. There are wood products, water power, fisheries, and ocean commerce that drive Maine to becoming a manufacturing superpower. Maine’s fishing industry has taken a hit, however, in recent years due to an increased supply elsewhere. The state in recent years has also been trying to fill a $95 million dollar deficit without the price of raised taxed.

State Bird: The state bird is the chickadee.

State Tree: The white pine tree is the state tree.

State Flower: The state flower is the white pine cone.

State Song: The state song is “State of Maine Song” written by Roger Vinton Snow

Maine – Interesting Facts:
  • Maine is well-known as an “outdoor wonderland.” There are coasts, mountains, woods, rivers, trails, waterways and more. There are more than 2,500 lakes and 5,000 streams

  • Produces about 98 percent of the nation’s low-bush blueberries. Other farm income that the state receives is from exports of apples, potatoes, dairy products, vegetables, poultry and eggs.

  • Maine became the 23rd state of the United States of American on March 15, 1820.

Maine – Famous People:
Many famous people were born and raised in Maine. The clothing maker and retailer, Leon Leonwood Bean of L.L. Bean is from Freeport Maine as was the board game entrepreneur Milton Bradley who was born in Vienna. The entertainment professionals Patrick Dempsey and Liv Tyler are also from Maine.

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