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[IN-dus-tree] is a town in Franklin County, incorporated on June 20, 1803 from Industry Plantation.
From 1813 to 1844 it annexed land from New Sharon, New Vineyard, Starks and Anson.
In 1850 and 1852 it ceded land to Farmington and New Sharon respectively.
Settled in 1783, Industry’s main villages are Allens Mills, at the southern end of Clearwater Pond, and West Mills.
From 1813 to 1844 it annexed land from New Sharon, New Vineyard, Starks and Anson.
In 1850 and 1852 it ceded land to Farmington and New Sharon respectively.
Settled in 1783, Industry’s main villages are Allens Mills, at the southern end of Clearwater Pond, and West Mills.
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Industry, Maine
Franklin county. This town borders N.W. on Sandy river, and is a valuable tract of land. It lies 32 miles N.W. from Augusta and is bounded S.W. by Farmington. Industry was incorporated in 1803: it has a pleasant village, and raised, in 1837, 6,078 bushels of wheat, with a population of 1,014.
Franklin county. This town borders N.W. on Sandy river, and is a valuable tract of land. It lies 32 miles N.W. from Augusta and is bounded S.W. by Farmington. Industry was incorporated in 1803: it has a pleasant village, and raised, in 1837, 6,078 bushels of wheat, with a population of 1,014.
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Wilson Lake: Wilson Lake is the heart of Industry, offering excellent opportunities for fishing, boating, and swimming. The serene lake is surrounded by scenic views and is a perfect spot for picnicking and relaxation. If you're into water sports, you can rent a kayak, paddleboard, or even a pontoon boat to explore the lake.
Appalachian Trail: For outdoor enthusiasts, the Appalachian Trail is a must-visit. It passes near Industry, and you can hike a portion of this iconic trail. The trail offers stunning views of the Maine wilderness, and you can experience a true sense of adventure as you explore the rugged terrain.
Skiing at Sugarloaf: Just a short drive from Industry, Sugarloaf is one of New England's premier ski resorts. Whether you're an avid skier or a snowboarder, the resort offers excellent winter activities. Even in the summer, Sugarloaf has activities like mountain biking and hiking, making it a year-round destination.
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Appalachian Trail: For outdoor enthusiasts, the Appalachian Trail is a must-visit. It passes near Industry, and you can hike a portion of this iconic trail. The trail offers stunning views of the Maine wilderness, and you can experience a true sense of adventure as you explore the rugged terrain.
Skiing at Sugarloaf: Just a short drive from Industry, Sugarloaf is one of New England's premier ski resorts. Whether you're an avid skier or a snowboarder, the resort offers excellent winter activities. Even in the summer, Sugarloaf has activities like mountain biking and hiking, making it a year-round destination.
Visit Farmington: Industry is close to the town ...
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