Bowdoinham

Bowdoinham is best known in Maine for its setting beside Merrymeeting Bay, a tidal freshwater estuary fed by the Kennebec, Androscoggin and Cathance rivers. The town occupies a low-lying riverside landscape where broad marshes and wooded banks reflect the powerful reach of the tides far inland from the Atlantic. Incorporated in 1764, Bowdoinham developed as a rural community with close ties to the water and surrounding farmland. Its location also places it near the meeting point of several of central Maine’s most important waterways. Continue to other webcams in Maine to compare landscapes and settings around Merrymeeting Bay.

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