Limington

Limington straddles the Saco River valley in southwestern Maine, where fertile lowlands and wooded interior terrain have shaped a dispersed rural community. Incorporated in 1792, the town takes its name from Limington in England and retains a distinctly small-town New England character. The Saco River, one of southern Maine’s principal waterways, runs nearby through a region of forests, farms and former mill settlements. Limington provides a quieter counterpoint to the coast and to Portland’s urban area. Browse other webcams across southern Maine to place this river-valley setting in a wider geographic context.

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