Sterling has served as an agricultural town in central Massachusetts since its incorporation in 1781. Set among the wooded hills of Worcester County, it forms part of the Nashua River watershed, while Lake Waushacum is a familiar local waterbody near the town centre. Farms, quiet residential roads and protected open land give the community a distinctly rural character. Each September, the Sterling Fair continues local agricultural traditions with livestock, food and community events. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Sterling and central Massachusetts.
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