2024 Map of Clinton

About this map

The Kennebec River and Sebasticook River define this central Maine landscape, where the town of Clinton serves as a primary hub for the surrounding rural settlements. The terrain is notably marked by Battle Ridge, a prominent north-south elevation that separates the western drainage of Oak Stream and Carrabassett Stream from the eastern waters of Twelvemile Brook. Historically significant burial grounds are distributed across the countryside, including Nobles Ferry Cem near the river and the Pooler Cem in the north, reflecting generations of family homesteads. The village of Shawmut sits at a strategic bend in the river, while Nyes Corner and Town House Hill represent the traditional crossroads that have anchored local community life. The presence of Canaan Bog in the northwest corner highlights the diverse wetland ecosystems that persist alongside the region's agricultural and residential development.