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    Mouth of the Cathance Stream

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    Several views of the mouth of the Cathance Stream on the Dennys River, location of a seasonal campsite of the Passamaquoddy tribe for salmon fishing, and investigated by archeologist Theodore Stoddard during the Northeast Archeological Survey in 1949.

    Contemporary Photographs of the Dennys River AreaPhotos for MapDennys River Historic Photographs

    Cathance Stream Salmon Pool
    Donald Soctomah guides the way to Dennysville

    Dennys River Historical Society Summer tour to the Mouth of the Cathance Stream in 2019.
    Confluence of the Cathance Stream and the Dennys River, 1949; View of the mouth of the Cathance Stream, by Theodore Stoddard, Northeast Archeological Survey, Robert S. Peabody Institute, Andover, Massachusetts Confluence of the Cathance Stream and Dennys River; Detail of a United States Geodetic Survey of the Eastport quadrant of Eastern Maine in 1945, with the area of archeological investigation marked by Theodore Stoddard in 1949. Mouth of the Cathance Stream, September 2022; A band of Passamaquoddy were fishing for salmon here when settlers from Hingham, Massachusetts arrived in May of 1786. Their leader introduced himself as John Deny. Mouth of Cathance Stream on the Dennys River, September 2022