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Welcome to the Androscoggin!
The Androscoggin flows for nearly 170 miles, beginning at Lake Umbagog on the Maine/New Hampshire border, continuing south through northern New Hampshire, heading east through western Maine, then turning south again before joining with the Kennebec in Merrymeeting Bay and emptying into the Atlantic. It has a rich geological and human history. Having once been rated as one of the most polluted rivers in the country, it served as the inspiration for the Clean Water Act and now boasts great fishing, wildlife habitat, and recreation opportunities. The Androscoggin River Watershed Council encourages collaboration among industry, conservation groups, landowners, and other interests to ensure that the Androscoggin continues to be a healthy asset to the communities on its banks and the wildlife it supports.
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Androscoggin River Trail Guide
Click the link above  Check upcoming events for the 2019 Source to Sea schedule. New schedule with exciting new events from May to September. The Androscoggin River Watershed Council is a member of the Bethel Area Nonprofit Collaborative, and Maine West. Thanks to our Source to Sea sponsors. Maine Community Foundation; Sunday River Community Fund; ReEnergy Holdings, LLC; Verso Corporation; Brookfield; Patriot Renewables; L.L.Bean; TransCanada Corporation; Eagle Creek Renewable Energy; Poland Springs Bottling; The Betterment Fund; Otis Federal Credit Union; Mahoosuc Realty; Norway Savings Bank, Bethel Branch; W.J Wheeler; Pleasant River Campground; Town and Country Inn; L. L. Cote; Outdoor Adventure and Campground; Shaker Hill Outdoors; Stony Brook Campground; Good Food Store; Local Hub; Holiday House; Bethel Inn; Sudbury Inn.
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