Eddington

Built around a riverside settlement on the Penobscot River, Eddington grew into a small Penobscot County community east of Bangor. The river connects the town to Maine’s interior and the wider Penobscot Valley, while woodland, local roads and dispersed homes shape the landscape beyond its banks. Incorporated in 1852, Eddington reflects the pattern of 19th-century settlement that established many communities along this important river corridor. Its location places it between the urban services of greater Bangor and the quieter rural reaches of central Maine. See how Eddington fits within the Penobscot Valley by browsing webcams nearby.

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