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Explore photographs from around Aroostook County and find the credit and license information for every image used on Aroostook.ME.
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Photographer: Keith Ramos. Source: U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS); originally published on Flickr at flickr.com/photos/usfwsnortheast and archived on Wikimedia Commons.
License: public domain (U.S. government work). Credit line used on-site: "Keith Ramos / U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service."
Usage: home page "Why the County"
Photographer: Jack Delano. Source: Farm Security Administration / Office of War Information Color Photographs, Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division. Item: LC-DIG-fsac-1a33842.
License: public domain (No known restrictions on publication). Credit line used on-site: "Jack Delano / Library of Congress, FSA-OWI (U.S. public domain)."
Usage: In the County page wildlife gallery
All six are U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service works, public domain (U.S. government): "Moose bull" (USFWS Alaska Region); "Bald eagle" (USFWS Great Lakes-Big Rivers Region); "Common loon", "Black bear", "White-tailed deer" (USFWS Midwest Region); "Fisher" (USFWS).
Usage: ATVing page header
Source: U.S. Forest Service, Intermountain Region, "ATV on the Great Western Trail", via Wikimedia Commons. License: public domain (U.S. government work).
Usage: ATVing page header
Photographer: Jack Delano. Source: Farm Security Administration color photographs, Library of Congress. License: public domain.
Usage: Snowmobiling page
"A Train of Snowmobile Riders," Old Canada Road Scenic Byway, Maine, U.S. National Archives (NARA), public domain. "A snowmobiler on a groomed route", U.S. Forest Service, public domain.
Usage: Biking page
"Trail day at Nordic Heritage, Presque Isle", Maine School of Science and Mathematics, public domain mark, via Wikimedia Commons. "America's First Mile, Route 1, Fort Kent, Maine" by DShaw20, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons (attribution required, share alike).