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Game wardens located two Topsham, Maine, women in a car on a remote road in a rural part of the state. They had been missing for four days before being found alive.

The two women had last been seen at a gas station in Springfield, Maine, more than 170 miles from home. Read more at Boston.com.

Kimberly Pushard and Angela Bussell were found Sunday, four days after they were last seen. The two women have intellectual disabilities and became lost, police said.

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PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Game wardens located two Maine women on a remote backroad in rural Maine, in a car that was out of gas in subzero temperatures, after a planned trip to the mall took them hundreds of miles from home.

Kimberly Pushard, 51, and Angela Bussell, 50, who had planned a short visit to Maine Mall on Tuesday, were last seen in Penobscot County on Wednesday.

Searchers locate Kimberly Pushard and Angela Bussell in a remote part of Hancock County over five days after they became lost while driving.

A game warden found Kimberly Pushard, 51, and Angela Bussell, 50, on a snowmobile trail near Nicatous Lake in Hancock County on Sunday, one day after their Jeep had run out of gas and no longer had heat.

Maine Game Warden Brad Richard spent Sunday snowmobiling along little-used logging roads and snowmobile trails near Township 39 and Township 40 as part of the Warden Service Office’s methodical search.

Kimberly Pushard, 51, and Angela Bussell, 50, ran out of gas sometime Saturday before a game warden found the pair cold but healthy on an unplowed road near Nicatous Lake in Hancock County.