What does KIW stand for?

Katahdin Iron Works (historic site; Maine)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

A thriving Katahdin Iron Works was built in 1843 with a blast furnace that produced raw iron at the rate of 20,000 tons per year and it still exists today as an historic site.

Maine, USA ? First on Your Holiday List

Katahdin Iron Works, Brownville Junction: In the 1800s a bustling industrial complex and village produced tons of pig iron each year.

The Great North Woods

The parcel abuts AMC's 37,000-acre Katahdin Iron Works property, which was conserved in cooperation with Maine's Department of Conservation and the Trust for Public Land, for a total of 66,500 acres in AMC management that will be forever open to the public for backcountry recreation.

Appalachian Mountain Club Purchases 29,500 Acres of Maine Forest ...