page_title: Mountain Division
section_title: Route mileposts
hierarchical_section_title: Mountain Division / Route mileposts
caption_attribution_description: English: Bay of Naples Inn, Naples, ME; from a 1913 postcard. Designed by John Calvin Stevens, the hotel opened in 1899. It was prosperous in the early years of the 20th century, but was torn down in 1964.
context_page_description: The Mountain Division is a railroad line that was once owned and operated by the Maine Central Railroad. It stretches from Portland, Maine on the Atlantic Ocean, through the Western Maine Mountains and White Mountains of New Hampshire, ending at St. Johnsbury, Vermont in the Northeast Kingdom. The line was abandoned in 1983 by MEC's successor, Guilford Transportation Industries. Guilford retained a stub between Portland and Westbrook. A section in New Hampshire remains in use by heritage railway Conway Scenic Railroad.
context_section_description: Milepost 0: Portland interchange with B&M and Grand Trunk Railway; operated by Portland Terminal Company.
  Milepost 5.4: Cumberland Mills S. D. Warren Paper Mill and junction with the Boston & Maine Railroad's Worcester, Nashua & Portland Division; operated by the Portland Terminal Company. Agent's station closed 1983.
  Milepost 10.8: South Windham agent's station closed 1981.
  Milepost 12: Newhall company town for the Oriental Powder Company.  Gunpowder mill closed in 1905 and agent's station closed 1932.
  Milepost 13.6: White Rock agent's station closed 1921.
  Milepost 16.7: Sebago Lake Station connection with Sebago Lake steamboats. Queen Anne style agent's station built 1890 and closed 1935. Turntable and 2-stall enginehouse built in 1890.
  Milepost 24.6: Steep Falls privately built depot with dance hall upstairs dismantled 1961.
  Milepost 26.4: Mattock's agent's station closed 1933.
  Milepost 31.7: Cornish agent's station closed 1962.
  Milepost 33.4: West Baldwin agent's station closed 1930.
  Milepost 36.3: Bridgton Junction interchange with narrow-gauge Bridgton & Saco River Railroad. Agent's station closed 1930.
  Milepost 36.8: Hiram agent's station closed 1949.
  Milepost 43.3: Brownfield agent's station closed 1935.
  Milepost 49.8: Fryeburg agent's station closed 1971.
  Milepost 54.3: Conway Center, New Hampshire agent's station closed 1933.
  Milepost 56.9: Redstone large granite quarry. Agent's station closed 1935.
  Milepost 59.3: North Conway agent's station closed 1952.
  Milepost 61.4: Intervale Junction with B&M to Rochester, New Hampshire. Agent's station closed 1958.
  Milepost 64.8: Glen agent's station closed 1950.
  Milepost 70.5: Bartlett helper terminal for the westbound grade up through Crawford Notch. Agent's station closed 1962, then reopened 1981-1984.
  Milepost 74.8: Sawyer's River junction with Sawyer River Railroad. Agent's station closed 1921.
  Milepost 76.6: Bemis flag stop renamed Notchland in 1931.
  Milepost 78.2: Carrigain junction with Saco Valley Railroad. Agent's station closed 1898.
  Milepost 79.5: Frankenstein Trestle
  Milepost 80.8: Willey House section foreman's house.
  Milepost 83.5: Mount Willard section foreman's house.
  Milepost 85: Crawford Notch agent's station closed 1955 and sold to Appalachian Mountain Club.
  Milepost 88.3: Fabyan, junction with the Boston & Maine Railroad and spur to the Mount Washington Cog Railway at Marshfield Station. Agent's station closed 1958.
  Milepost 93.6: Twin Mountain
  Milepost 99.5: Quebec Junction with Maine Central Quebec Division (later Beecher Falls branch) to Lime Ridge, Quebec
  Milepost 103.6: Whitefield junction with B&M to Berlin.
  Milepost 106.8: Scott, New Hampshire, junction with B&M to Groveton. Agent's station closed 1931.
  Milepost 109.1: Lunenburg, Vermont agent's station closed 1924.
  Milepost 111.5: Gilman paper mill agent's station closed 1983.
  Milepost 113.5: Mayo agent's station closed 1932.
  Milepost 116.4: Miles Pond agent's station closed 1921,
  Milepost 119.7: Essex agent's station closed 1932.
  Milepost 123.5: Concord agent's station closed 1949.
  Milepost 127.2: Griswold agent's station closed 1932.
  Milepost 131.4: St. Johnsbury interchange with B&M (became Canadian Pacific Railway in 1926) and St. Johnsbury & Lamoille County Railroad
caption: The Bay of Naples Inn in 1913, Naples
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