Everything about The Longfellow Mountains totally explained
The
Longfellow Mountains, named after the poet
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow in 1959, are an interrupted
mountain range in the state of
Maine, running from western Maine, north of
Fryeburg, Maine to the east of Maine. They are part of the
Appalachian Mountains and geologically regarded as a part of the
White Mountains. The highest peak of Maine,
Mount Katahdin, is a part of the range.
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