Medway

Few communities in Maine have a history as closely tied to the Penobscot River timber trade as Medway. The town occupies the meeting point of the East and West Branches, whose waters join here to form the Penobscot River before continuing south through central Maine. For generations, this was working river country: logs from the northern woods moved downstream, and Medway developed around the transport and processing economy they supported. Today it remains a practical base within the Penobscot Valley, with the broad forest country of the Maine Woods close at hand. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of the Penobscot Valley connects regionally.

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