Clinton, Maine
Mill town on the Kennebec River
Overview
Key Facts
What Clinton Is Known For
Clinton Local Highlights
Things to Do
Living in Clinton
Clinton offers affordable housing near Waterville's jobs and services. Former mill-worker homes, modest properties, riverside locations available. Regional schools, volunteer services, working-class community. Appeals to those seeking affordability near Waterville/Augusta with river access.
Weather & Seasons
summer
Warm, 72-86°F
winter
Cold and snowy, 10-30°F
spring
Muddy, 35-55°F
fall
Colorful foliage, 40-65°F
Local Wildlife & Nature
How to Get There
Route 100 and Route 11 serve Clinton. I-95 access via Waterville/Fairfield. 8 miles north of Waterville.
Satellite preview shows the approximate town outline to help you get oriented before you arrive.
Satellite preview
Clinton outline
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Clinton known for?
Clinton is known as a former mill town on the Kennebec River, now offering affordable housing with easy access to Waterville services. The historic Brown's Mill dam and buildings reflect the town's industrial heritage.
How far is Clinton from Waterville?
Clinton is about 8 miles north of Waterville via Route 100 and Route 11, making it a quick commute to Waterville's employers, Colby College, and shopping areas.
What outdoor activities are available in Clinton?
Clinton offers Kennebec River fishing for bass and trout, kayaking on scenic river sections, and quick access to the Belgrade Lakes region about 15 minutes away for swimming and boating.