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| | Topographic Information on Towns and Cities in Strafford County, New Hampshire (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22) |
 | | Its boundaries are the Saco River on its eastern line, Biddeford on its south eastern boundary, Lyman on the south west, and a portion of Hollis on the west. |
 | | Kittery's bounds are Eliot on the northwest, Eliot and York on the north, Piscataqua River and its harbor on the southwest and south, and by the sea, southeast. |
 | | Saco is situated on the Saco River, opposite Biddeford, with which it is connected not only by bridges and a federal highway, but also by their histories to this extent: they were both founded in 1630, and were called Saco until 1718; it was incorporated as Biddeford in 1719, being the fourth town in Maine. |
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