Connor Township, Maine
Open valley farms north of Caribou
Overview
Key Facts
What Connor Township Is Known For
Connor Township Local Highlights
Things to Do
Living in Connor Township
Connor has no commercial center; residents depend on Caribou for services. Winters are long, and open fields mean drifting snow.
Weather & Seasons
summer
Mild, 65-78 F
winter
Very cold, -15 to 15 F with deep snow
spring
Cool, 35-55 F
fall
Crisp, 40-58 F with broad sky views
How to Get There
North of Caribou via Route 161 and local farm roads toward Van Buren.
Satellite preview shows the approximate town outline to help you get oriented before you arrive.
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Connor Township outline
Outdoor Recreation
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Connor Township known for?
Connor Township is known for its broad potato and grain fields with mountain backdrops, ITS snowmobile trail crossroads connecting Caribou to Van Buren and New Sweden, and rural quiet with open skies ideal for stargazing.
How far is Connor Township from Caribou?
Connor Township is about 10 minutes north of Caribou via Route 161 and local farm roads toward Van Buren. The township sits between Caribou and Van Buren in the St. John Valley foothills.
What outdoor activities are available in Connor Township?
Connor Township offers snowmobiling on Valley trails toward Van Buren, Woodland, and New Sweden, birding for hawks and migrating geese over harvested fields, and scenic backroad drives during the colorful potato harvest season.