Maine use to have lots of industry that used those roads.

Is it a road if only Amish buggies use it?

Not if I am giving directions.

Ouch. You hit him hard in the little parts with the truth.

Post them here?

Muauahahahaha.

I'm pretty sure that's a marked snowmobile trail, though. Is it one that was closed for the winter?

They? You speak as if people live in those frozen wastelands

Looks like my driveway.

Yeah, but that doesn't account for why it's blue all the way to Belfast.

More like “roads”

I'm not even the one who originally mentioned it. You have poor reading comprehension.

Maine has the lowest population density of any part of the US east of the Mississippi river. And the northwest corner of Maine has the lowest population density of the state. North of Moosehead Lake and west of Millinocket there are no paved roads. So only a couple of roads appear on the map. Because the year round population of that region is next to nothing.

Shhh. We have to find a way to lure the people from away there. How else will we sacrifice them to the lobsters??

That sounds like exit 45.

Look for the E911 dataset. That is the best source for roads.

The best roads.

Except in May.

Wait they have roads up there?

Trawling my comment history?

You're not as cool as you think.

Says the one who felt compelled to reply when called out for a blatantly false statement. You could just admit you were wrong, like an adult.

I'll make a video of it and will share the link here. 🤗

Thank youuuu. I Dmd you.

Ya missed the stud mill…

I'm aware. People just love to live in the middle of nowhere here. There's so many roads with only a small handful of people who actually use them.

Fiercely independent actually often means relying on the government.

I'm not sure tbh but it's in the urban dictionary even lol https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=you%20can%27t%20get%20there%20from%20here