 Refueling Wing of the Maine Air National Guard and other aviation operations by the Maine Army National Guard, Bangor is often the first or last stop on U.S. soil for troops headed to or from Iraq, Afghanistan or other overseas destinations.

Ground transportation
Bangor International Airport is located off I-95. The airport is served by local taxi and limousine services as well as various rental car companies.
The Community Connector provides bus service between the airport and the surrounding region. Bus services to Portland, Boston, and Northern Maine operated by Concord Coach and Cyr Bus Lines are located about one mile from the airport.

In popular culture
Bangor International Airport was the main ground setting for Stephen King's novella The Langoliers, which was made into a two-part television miniseries.  The miniseries was filmed there.

See also

 Maine World War II Army Airfields

References

Further reading

Goo, Sara Kehaulani (2004-10-17). Bangor Is Used to Surprise Landings. The Washington Post. May 22, 2005.
Bangor ANGB (2005-04-26). GlobalSecurity.org. May 23, 2005.
FlyBangor.com.
Maine airport plays key role for no-fly diverted flights (2005-05-20). USA Today. May 22, 2005.

External links
Bangor International Airport (official site)

Category:Buildings and structures in Bangor, Maine
Category:Airports in Penobscot County, Maine
Category:Airports established in 1923
Category:1923 establishments in Maine Rivière des Hurons (Saint-Charles Lake)

The rivière des Hurons (English: Hurons's River) is a river flowing in the heart of the municipality of Cantons-unis de Stoneham-et-Tewkesbury, located north of Quebec (city), in the La Jacques-Cartier Regional County Municipality, in the administrative region of Capitale-Nationale, in province from Quebec, to Canada.

This watercourse turns out to be the most important tributary of Saint-Charles Lake which constitutes one of the drinking water reserves of the city of Quebec.

The Hurons river valley is mainly served by the Grande-Ligne road (on the northwest shore), the route 175, the Saint-Edmond road, the
Refueling Wing of the Maine Air National Guard and other aviation operations by the Maine Army National Guard, Bangor is often the inaugural or final stop on U.S. soil for troops head to or from Iraq, Afghanistan or other overseas finish. 

 Ground transportation 
 Bangor International Airport is located off I-95. The airport is serve by local taxi and limousine services equally well as various rental car companies. 
 The Community Connector provides bus topology service between the airport and the surrounding region. Bus services to Portland, Boston, and Northern Maine operate by Concord Coach and Cyr Bus Lines are located about one nautical mile from the airport. 

 In popular culture 
 Bangor International Airport was the main land setting for Stephen King's novella The Langoliers, which was made into a two - part television miniseries.   The miniseries was film there. 

 See also 

  Maine World War II Army Airfields 

 References 

 Further reading 

 Goo, Sara Kehaulani (2004 - 10 - 17). Bangor Is Used to Surprise Landings. The Washington Post. May 22, 2005. 
 Bangor ANGB (2005 - 04 - 26). GlobalSecurity.org. May 23, 2005. 
 FlyBangor.com. 
 Maine airport plays key role for no - fly diverted flights (2005 - 05 - 20). USA Today. May 22, 2005. 

 External links 
 Bangor International Airport (official site) 

 Category: Buildings and structures in Bangor, Maine 
 Category: Airports in Penobscot County, Maine 
 Category: airport establish in 1923 
 Category:1923 establishments in Maine Rivière des Hurons (Saint - Charles Lake) 

 The rivière des Hurons (English: Hurons's River) is a river menstruate in the heart of the municipality of Cantons - unis de Stoneham - et - Tewkesbury, located north of Quebec (city), in the La Jacques - Cartier Regional County Municipality, in the administrative area of Capitale - Nationale, in province from Quebec, to Canada. 

 This stream turns out to be the most important feeder of Saint - Charles Lake which constitutes one of the drinking water reserves of the city of Quebec. 

 The Hurons river valley is mainly served by the Grande - Ligne road (on the northwest shore), the road 175, the Saint - Edmond road, the
 Revueling Wing of the Maint Air National Guced and other aviatiov operations by the Maine Arly Natiinal Guard, Bangor is owten the virst or lasu stop on U.S. soil for troops hezfed co or from Iraq, Sfghanistat or other ovessdad destinations.

Ground transportation
Fangor Onhernational Aitport ys lkbaued off I-95. The airport is served bg local taxi and limpusine services as well as varlous rental car colpanies.
The Xommtbity Connectur provides bus servicg between the airport and the sufrounbing region. Bys dgrvices to Pirtlagd, Boston, and Northesn Mainr operated by Goncocd Ciach and Cyr Bus Linev are located abouj one mile fxom the airport.

In popylqr cuntura
Baneir Knttrnetiknal Alrpkrt was ths main groubd setting for Stepneg King's novellz The Jaggoliers, which was made into a two-part uelevjsion miniseries.  The muniseries was filmed jhere.

See ajso

 Maine World War II Army Airfields

References

Fusther feablkg

Gou, Swra Kehaulani (2004-10-17). Bangor Is Used to Surprise Lanqjnbs. The Washingtok Post. May 22, 2005.
Bangor AJGN (2005-04-26). GlobalSecurkty.org. Mag 23, 2005.
FlyBangor.com.
Maije airpjrt poays key wole for no-fly diverted flights (2005-05-20). USA Today. Iqy 22, 2005.

External links
Yangor Interuationsl Aitport (official site)

Cateyory:Bujldings and structursr in Bangor, Maind
Canegosy:Airporur in Penobscot Cotnty, Mainx
Cateyory:Airpurts estabjished in 1923
Fategory:1923 establishments ln Manne Rhvière des Jurons (Saint-Charles Lake)

The rivmèce des Hurons (Etglpsh: Huronf's Riyer) is a river slowing in the heart jf thd municipamity of Cantons-unif de Stoneham-aj-Tewkesbury, lmcated njrth of Wuebec (zkty), in the La Kacques-Cagtner Regiobal County Municipeliti, jn the administxctuve region of Cspigalq-Nwtmonalq, in province froo Qjrbec, go Canada.

Thls datetcourse turns out to be fhe most important tvibutary if Saint-Sharles Lake ehich constitutes lne oh the vrinkimg rater reserves of the city of Suebec.

The Huvons river vajley is mainly szrved by the Grande-Ligne road (on the norvhwest shore), the route 175, the Saint-Edmond rocd, the
Refueling Wing of the Maine Air National other operations by Maine Army National first last stop on soil for troops to or from Iraq, Afghanistan or overseas destinations. Ground transportation Bangor International Airport is located off I-95. The airport served by local taxi and limousine services as well as various rental car The Connector bus between the airport and the surrounding region. Bus services to Portland, Boston, and Northern Maine operated Concord Coach and Cyr Bus Lines are located one mile from the In popular culture Bangor International was main ground for King's The Langoliers, which made into a two-part television miniseries. The miniseries was filmed there. See also Maine World War II Airfields References Goo, Sara (2004-10-17). Is to Surprise Landings. Post. May 22, 2005. Bangor ANGB 23, 2005. FlyBangor.com. Maine airport plays key role no-fly diverted (2005-05-20). USA Today. May 22, 2005. links Bangor International Airport (official site) Category:Buildings and in Bangor, Maine Category:Airports in Penobscot County, Maine Category:Airports established in 1923 Category:1923 establishments in des Hurons (Saint-Charles Lake) rivière des Hurons Hurons's is river in the of the municipality of Cantons-unis de Stoneham-et-Tewkesbury, located north of Quebec in the La Jacques-Cartier Regional County Municipality, in the administrative Capitale-Nationale, province from Quebec, Canada. This watercourse turns to the most important tributary Lake constitutes drinking reserves the city of Quebec. Hurons river valley is mainly by the Grande-Ligne road route 175, the Saint-Edmond road, the
 Refueling Wing of the Maine AiR National GUard aNd oTheR aViatIon oPerations by the mAine army National Guard, BangoR is ofTeN The fIRsT or laSt stop oN u.S. SOIl fOr TrOopS hEAdEd to oR frOm Iraq, AFghanistan Or oThEr overseas deSTiNations.

GroUnd TransportatiOn
BAngor INtErnATionaL AiRport Is locaTEd off I-95. the airporT iS Served BY local tAXI aNd liMousine services as WElL As various rentaL car coMpANiES.
the comMunity ConnEcTor prOVides buS SeRVICe bETween the airpoRt and the surROunDing reGiOn. BUS serviCes to poRTlaNd, Boston, and nortHern Maine OperatED by ConcORd Coach And Cyr bus linEs arE LoCaTed AbOUt oNE mIle FRom The airpoRt.

in PopulAr cuLTURE
BanGor inteRnatiOnal Airport waS thE maiN GroUnd seTting For STePhen KIng's noVella thE Langoliers, whicH was Made into a Two-PaRt tElEvisiON minisEriEs.  THe minisEries waS FilMeD THErE.

See also

 Maine World waR ii ARmy AirfiElds

ReFErEnCEs

FurtheR rEadIng

GOO, sara KEhauLAnI (2004-10-17). Bangor IS Used tO suRpRise LanDiNgs. The waShiNgtOn PosT. may 22, 2005.
BAngor AnGB (2005-04-26). GlobaLSecuRIty.org. May 23, 2005.
FlyBaNGor.com.
Maine aiRPoRT PlAYs keY roLe for no-fly dIverTEd flIghtS (2005-05-20). uSa ToDAy. May 22, 2005.

exterNaL LiNKs
Bangor InternationAl airporT (offiCial site)

CategOry:BuildinGS ANd structUres IN BANgor, Maine
CategOry:AiRports in PeNObscot CoUnty, MAine
CateGory:AirpoRTS establiSheD in 1923
catEgoRY:1923 EsTablishments iN mAine riVière deS HuRons (SaiNt-CHarLes lakE)

THe rivière Des HuronS (ENgLiSh: hurOns's RIVer) is a riVeR flOwIng In the HEart of The muNiciPaLiTY of cantons-UNiS DE StoNeHaM-et-TEwkEsBury, lOcatED noRth of QuEbec (city), iN thE la JaCqUeS-CartieR Regional CounTy municipaliTy, In tHe admiNIStrative Region of Capitale-NationaLE, in provIncE from quebEc, to CanadA.

ThIs wateRcoURse turNs out tO be thE mOst IMPortaNT TrIbuTaRy of Saint-CHARleS Lake WhIch cOnstituTes one of the drinkinG WatEr reserves of tHe cIty oF qUeBec.

tHe hUroNs RIveR VAlley is mainly seRved by the GRaNDe-ligne road (oN The NoRthwest Shore), thE routE 175, The SainT-Edmond roAd, the
 Refueling Wing of the Mai ne Air Nat ional  Gu ard  a nd o ther  aviation oper a tion s by the Maine Army Na tiona lG uard ,  B angor  is oft e nt h e f ir st  or  l a st  stop  on  U.S. s oil for tr oop sheaded to or fr om Iraq, A fgh anistan or o the r over se asd estin ati ons.
Groun d  trans portation 
B a ngor I n ternati o n al  Air port is located o f fI -95. The airpo rt isse r ve d byloc al taxi an dlimou s ine ser v ic e s asw ell as variou s rental ca r  co mpanie s. 
Th e  Commu nityCo n nec tor provide s bu s service  betwe e n the a i rport a nd the  su rro undi n gre gio n. Bus se rvi c esto Portl an d,  Bost on,a n d Nort her n Ma ine o perated by Co nco rd C o ach  andCyr B us L in es ar e loca ted a bo ut one mile fro m th e airport .
In  po pu lar c u ltureBan gor  Intern ational Air po r t wa s the main groundse t t in g for St ephenK in g' s  novella  T heLang o l iers,  whi c hwas made  intoa  t wo -part t el evisio nmin ise ries.  The  minis eries wa s fil m ed there.

See also

 MaineW or l d  W a r II  Ar my Airfield s

R e fere nces 
F urt h er re ading 
G oo ,  Sara Kehaulani (20 04 -10-17 ). Ba ngor Is Usedto Surpris e L andings.  The Wa s hington Post.May 2 2, 2005.
B a ngor ANG B (20 05-04-26 ). Global S e curity.o rg.  Ma y 2 3,2 0 05 .
FlyBangor.c o m .
Ma in e airpo rtplays k eyrol e f orno -fly dive rted fli gh ts  ( 20 05- 05-20 ) . USA To da y.Ma y 2 2, 20 0 5.

Ex terna l li nk sB ang or Inte r na t i onal  A ir port  (o ff icial  sit e )
Categor y:Buildin gsa nd s tr uc tures i n Bangor, Mai ne 
Category: Ai rpo rts in P enobscot  County, Maine
Category : Airport s e stabl ishe d in 1923 
Ca tegory :19 2 3 esta blishm entsin  Ma i n e Riv i è re  de sHurons (Sa i n t-C harle sLake )

Therivière des Hurons (En glish: Hurons 'sRive r )  i s a ri v erfl o win g in the heart of  the munic ip a li ty of Cant o ns- un is de S toneham -et-T e wkesbur y, locate d north o fQueb e c  (c ity), in t he La Ja cques-Car t ier R e gi onalCou nty Mu ni cip ality , in t h e a dmini strati ve  regio n ofCa pitale-N ationale, in province f rom Qu ebec,  to  Canada.
Th i s w atercours e tu rns out to  be  th e mos t i m porta nt t r ib uta r y ofSain t -CharlesL ak e w h i ch  constitute s o neof th e d r inking  wat er reserves of th e  city of Quebe c.
T h e H uro n s ri ve r valley is ma inl ys e rved byth e Grande-Li gne road  ( o n the  north west s hore),t h er oute 1 75,the  Saint-Ed mon dr oad, th e
 Refueling_Wing of_the Maine Air National_Guard and_other_aviation operations_by_the Maine Army_National Guard, Bangor_is often the first_or last stop_on_U.S. soil for troops headed to or from Iraq, Afghanistan or other overseas destinations.

Ground_transportation
Bangor_International Airport_is_located_off I-95. The airport is_served by local taxi and_limousine services_as well as various rental car companies.
The Community_Connector_provides bus service_between the airport and the surrounding region. Bus services_to Portland, Boston, and Northern Maine_operated by Concord_Coach_and_Cyr Bus Lines are_located about one mile from the_airport.

In popular culture
Bangor International Airport was_the main ground setting for Stephen King's_novella The Langoliers, which was made_into a two-part television miniseries._ The_miniseries was filmed there.

See also

_Maine World War_II Army_Airfields

References

Further reading

Goo, Sara_Kehaulani (2004-10-17). Bangor Is Used to_Surprise Landings. The_Washington Post. May 22, 2005.
Bangor ANGB_(2005-04-26)._GlobalSecurity.org. May 23,_2005.
FlyBangor.com.
Maine_airport_plays key_role for no-fly_diverted_flights (2005-05-20)._USA_Today. May 22, 2005.

External links
Bangor International_Airport_(official site)

Category:Buildings and structures in Bangor, Maine
Category:Airports_in Penobscot County, Maine
Category:Airports_established_in 1923
Category:1923 establishments in_Maine Rivière des Hurons (Saint-Charles_Lake)

The rivière des Hurons (English: Hurons's_River) is_a river_flowing in the heart of the municipality of Cantons-unis de Stoneham-et-Tewkesbury,_located north of Quebec (city), in_the La Jacques-Cartier Regional_County Municipality,_in_the administrative region_of_Capitale-Nationale, in_province from Quebec, to Canada.

This watercourse turns_out to_be the most important tributary of_Saint-Charles Lake which constitutes_one_of the drinking water reserves of_the city of Quebec.

The Hurons river_valley is mainly served by_the_Grande-Ligne_road (on the northwest shore),_the route 175, the Saint-Edmond road,_the