Lovell

Lovell lies beside Kezar Lake in western Maine, where wooded foothills lead toward the White Mountains beyond the New Hampshire border. The long, clear lake is central to the town’s summer life, drawing boaters, swimmers and anglers to this quiet corner of Oxford County. Lovell was incorporated in 1800 and takes its name from Captain John Lovewell, a colonial-era militia leader. Forest roads, lakeside homes and small local businesses give the community a distinctly rural Maine character. Continue through nearby webcams to explore other parts of western Maine and the White Mountains.

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