Geography of Maine
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Agriculture ranks only second or third in the resources of the state, while it may truthfully be said that manufacturing is the chief industry.
There are sixteen counties in Maine, with an area nearly equal to the other five New England states combined.
In the state are 20 cities, 420 towns, 67 planta- tions, and 9, 123, 195 acres of so-called wild lands.
Government.
The constitution of 1820, with subsequent amend- ments, is the basis of the state government. The legislature consists of a senat...e, composed of 31 members and a house of representatives of 151 mem- bers, all of whom are elected every two years.
The executive officers are- a governor, who is assisted by a council of seven members, secretary of state, treasurer, attorney general, adjutant gen- eral, auditor, and superintendent of public schools.
The judiciary consists of a supreme judicial court, composed of eight judges appointed by the governor and council for a term of seven years, the superior courts of Cumberland and Kennebec counties, a probate court in each county, municipal and police courts, and trial justices.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Agriculture ranks only second or third in the resources of the state, while it may truthfully be said that manufacturing is the chief industry.
There are sixteen counties in Maine, with an area nearly equal to the other five New England states combined.
In the state are 20 cities, 420 towns, 67 planta- tions, and 9, 123, 195 acres of so-called wild lands.
Government.
The constitution of 1820, with subsequent amend- ments, is the basis of the state government. The legislature consists of a senat...e, composed of 31 members and a house of representatives of 151 mem- bers, all of whom are elected every two years.
The executive officers are- a governor, who is assisted by a council of seven members, secretary of state, treasurer, attorney general, adjutant gen- eral, auditor, and superintendent of public schools.
The judiciary consists of a supreme judicial court, composed of eight judges appointed by the governor and council for a term of seven years, the superior courts of Cumberland and Kennebec counties, a probate court in each county, municipal and police courts, and trial justices.
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