Acadia National Park
Acadia National Park reminds me of Martha’s Vineyard because it has so many beaches and Martha’s Vineyard does too. The rocks are all brown or gray and the sound of the water SPLASH! SPLASH! SPLASH! sounds so nice.
Acadia National Park reminds me of Martha’s Vineyard because it has so many beaches and Martha’s Vineyard does too. The rocks are all brown or gray and the sound of the water SPLASH! SPLASH! SPLASH! sounds so nice.
How It Formed
How It Formed
There is a U-shaped valley from the glaciers and it turned into Acadia National Park. Watch this animation.
There is a U-shaped valley from the glaciers and it turned into Acadia National Park. Watch this animation.
Factors That Affect Its Climate
Factors That Affect Its Climate
State Location: Maine
State Location: Maine
Elevation: 224 feet
Elevation: 224 feet
Latitude: 44.3° N
Latitude: 44.3° N
Proximity to Water: On the Atlantic Ocean!
Proximity to Water: On the Atlantic Ocean!
During the winter solstice, there are 20 minutes less sunlight in Acadia National Park than in Oak Bluffs.
During the winter solstice, there are 20 minutes less sunlight in Acadia National Park than in Oak Bluffs.
During the summer solstice, there are 21 minutes more sunlight in Acadia National Park than in Oak Bluffs.
During the summer solstice, there are 21 minutes more sunlight in Acadia National Park than in Oak Bluffs.
