Limington: Jordan Bay - Sebago Lake
The landscape around Jordan Bay on Sebago Lake is densely wooded and shaped by freshwater shorelines, which has influenced both shoreline development and local life. Jordan Bay forms part of Sebago Lake, a large lake in southern Maine with forested coves, islands and long stretches of residential and recreational shore. The lake drains through the Presumpscot River toward Casco Bay, linking this inland basin to the Atlantic watershed. Sebago Lake is also a vital public resource: its protected water supply serves the Greater Portland area. Boating, fishing and lakeside cottages remain central to the region’s connection with the water. This is Maine’s southern interior, where pine and mixed hardwood forest meets an expansive lake rather than an urban waterfront.
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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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