Turner straddles the Nezinscot River in Maine’s Androscoggin County, where the river valley has shaped a dispersed settlement of farms, homes and small roads. The Nezinscot flows onward to the Androscoggin River, placing the town within the drainage basin that defines much of western Maine. At Turner Center, the Nezinscot Covered Bridge dates from 1832 and is among Maine’s oldest surviving covered bridges, preserving a link to 19th-century road travel. Wooded hills, open fields and riverbanks give Turner a distinctly inland Maine character, while Lewiston-Auburn lies to the southeast. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Turner and western Maine.
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