History of Nobleboro, Maine, USA

Nobleborough, Maine
Lincoln county. This town lies on the east side of the upper waters of Damariscotta river. It is a place of considerable trade. Many ships are built here, and a large number of vessels are employed in the coasting trade. The soil of the town is generally good, and considerable attention is paid by the inhabitants to agricultural pursuits. It lies 38 miles S.E. from Augusta and 11 E. from Wiscasset. Population, 1837, 1,999. Incor., 1788.

Noblebobouoh, a post-township of Lincoln co., Maine, on the E. side of the Damariscotta river, 24 miles S. E. from Augusta. Population, 1408.

Nobleborough is situated near the centre of Lincoln County on the eastern shore of Damariscotta Lake. Waldoboro' bounds it on the east, Jefferson on the north and west, Newcastle on the west of the southern part, and Damariscotta on the south. The area is about ten thousand acres. Damariscotta Lake extends along the whole western side of the town, and a broad area of the lake, called Muscingus Bay, penetrates to the centre. From the head of this bay a canal, excavted many years ago, extends southward for nearly 2 miles. A section of Pemaquid Pond extends from the south-east corner nearly 2 miles toward the centre of town. On the eastern line is Duck Puddle Pond, and in the north-eastern corner is Cook's Pond.

The soil of the town is favorable to agriculture, in which pussuit the inhabitants are chiefly engaged. The centres of business are Nobleborough and Damariscotta Mills. There is a station of the Knox and Lincoln railroad in each place. The distance from Bath is about 22 miles. ...

Noblesborough, no'bl'z-bür-rüh, a post-hamlet of Lincoln co., Me., in Noblesborough township, near Nobles. borough Station on the Knox & Lincoln Railroad, which is 12 miles E.N.E. of Wiscasset. It has 2 churches. The township is bounded on the W. by the Damariscotta River, and contains several saw-mills and a village named Damariscotta Mills. Pop. of the township, 1150.

Nobleboro, a post-village of Lincoln co., Me., in Nobleboro township (town), about 12 miles ENE. of Wiscasset. The town is bounded on the W. by the Damariscotta River. Pop. of the town in 1900, 810.

Damariscotta Lake: Nobleboro is home to Damariscotta Lake, a pristine body of water that's perfect for swimming, kayaking, fishing, and picnicking. The lake has several public access points and a sandy beach for relaxation.

Damariscotta River: Explore the scenic Damariscotta River by taking a boat tour or renting a kayak or paddleboard. The river offers stunning views, wildlife sightings, and opportunities for water-based recreation.

Hiking Trails: Nobleboro and the surrounding region boast numerous hiking trails for all skill levels. A couple of popular options include the Damariscotta Lake Trail and the Whaleback Shell Midden State Historic Site, which offers a glimpse into the area's Native American history.

Damariscotta Pumpkinfest & Regatta: If you're visiting in the fall, don't miss the Damariscotta Pumpkinfest & Regatta. It's a fun event where giant pumpkins are raced across the river, and you can enjoy pumpkin-related activities and crafts.

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