This is a map of the seven divisions of the Maine Department of Transportation. Currently, the MDOT uses a  VHF Low-Band system, with a series of repeaters. The exception is Division 7, which currently utilizes a combination of VHF Hi-Band and Low-Band repeaters. *Note that two of the four Division 7 repeaters are not actually located within Division 7. I have listed only frequencies, locations, and designations that I have personally verified as correct.

47.040 (Truck-to-truck)

47.080

47.100  - Ch.10 (Usage?)

47.140  - Ch. 15 (Div. 3 Bangor)

47.220  - Ch.22 (Augusta Repeater)

47.320  - Ch. 26

47.120

47.260

47.340 - Ch. 29 (Waterboro Repeater)

Occasionally, especially during snowstorms, you will hear touch-tones (like somebody dialing a phone) on 47.220. These are the Bangor and Augusta offices turning on the "REDUCE SPEED 45 MPH" signs up and down the interstate. If you notice, the signs have an antenna on or right near them. They are activated using touch-tones on 47.220.

47.100 is used from about Pittsfield north up I-95 to the Bangor area. I have heard both dispatch-type communications on a repeater as well as truck-to-truck traffic simplex.

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