Granite Point, Maine facts for kids

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Granite Point, Maine is a beautiful coastal neighborhood. It is part of Biddeford, Maine. Granite Point sits right next to the town of Kennebunkport. The Little River forms its border. This lovely spot is about 85 miles north of Boston, Massachusetts.

What Makes Granite Point Special?

Granite Point is a very important place for local wildlife. It is often chosen as a release site for seals. These seals are usually rescued from New England beaches. They get help and heal at special places. Two of these places are the University of New England in Biddeford and the New England Aquarium in Boston.

Why Are Seals Released Here?

Seals need a safe place to return to the ocean. Granite Point offers a good environment for them. It has calm waters and plenty of space. This helps the seals get used to life in the wild again. It's a happy moment when these healthy seals swim free.

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