Palmyra lies along the Sebasticook River, where wooded lowlands, working farmland and small ponds shape a typically inland Maine setting. Incorporated in 1807, the town developed as an agricultural community in what is now Somerset County. The Sebasticook forms part of the Kennebec River watershed, linking this rural township to one of Maine’s principal river systems. Local roads pass scattered homes, fields and forest rather than a dense downtown, reflecting Palmyra’s enduring country character. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Palmyra and central Maine.
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