The Casco

The Casco, a name with multiple potential meanings, most commonly refers to:

• Casco Bay (Maine, USA): A large bay on the southern coast of Maine, in the United States, known for its numerous islands, scenic beauty, and recreational opportunities. It is a significant area for tourism, fishing, and maritime activities. The city of Portland, Maine, is situated on the mainland coast of Casco Bay.

• Casco, Maine (USA): A town located in Cumberland County, Maine, United States. It is situated near Casco Bay and is known for its rural character and access to outdoor recreation.

Beyond these primary definitions, "casco" can also refer to:

• Spanish for "hull" or "helmet": In the Spanish language, "casco" can translate to the "hull" of a ship or boat. It can also mean "helmet," particularly a hard hat or protective helmet. The meaning is context-dependent.

• A surname: "Casco" is also used as a surname, found in various parts of the world, particularly in Spanish-speaking countries. The origin and history of the surname may vary.