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Wayne, Maine

Lakeside village in the Winthrop Lakes Region

Overview

Wayne is a charming lake town where the village clusters around the northern shore of Androscoggin Lake. The town's clean waters, historic summer camps, and classic New England character attract year-round residents and seasonal visitors seeking a peaceful lakeside lifestyle.

Key Facts

Population 1,185
Region Kennebec Valley
County Kennebec
Founded 1798
Nearest City Augusta (20 minutes)

Weather & Seasons

summer

Warm and pleasant, 68-82°F

winter

Cold with moderate snow, 8-28°F

spring

Cool and muddy, 35-55°F

fall

Crisp and colorful, 40-62°F

How to Get There

Wayne is located on Route 133 in western Kennebec County, in the Winthrop Lakes Region.

Satellite preview shows the approximate town outline to help you get oriented before you arrive.

Satellite preview

Wayne outline

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Wayne known for?

Wayne is known as a charming lake town in the Winthrop Lakes Region, where the village clusters around Androscoggin Lake. The town's clean waters, historic summer camps, and classic New England character attract year-round residents and seasonal visitors.

Can I swim in Androscoggin Lake?

Yes, Androscoggin Lake in Wayne offers excellent swimming, boating, and fishing opportunities. The pristine waters and scenic setting make it popular for summer recreation and lakeside living.

How far is Wayne from Augusta?

Wayne is about 20 minutes from Augusta via Route 133. The town sits in the Winthrop Lakes Region of western Kennebec County, offering convenient access to the capital region while maintaining its lakeside village character.