Clifton

Built around farming homesteads and timberland clearings, Clifton grew into a small rural town east of Bangor in Maine’s Penobscot County. Incorporated in 1834, it retains a dispersed pattern of homes, woods and local roads rather than a compact downtown. Chemo Pond lies along the town’s western side, part of a freshwater setting that defines this wooded corner of central Maine. Clifton provides a useful reference point for discovering the less urban side of the Bangor area and routes leading toward the state’s interior. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Clifton and Penobscot County.

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