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"The Reach" refers to Eggemoggin Reach which is the section of water that separates the island of Deer Isle from the Maine mainland. There is a narrow suspension bridge, built in the 1930's I believe, that crosses this section of water. This bridge is the only way to get to the island by car. - brian
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