Albion, Maine
Farm country between Waterville and Belfast
Overview
Albion is a farming community east of Waterville, defined by open fields, woodlots, and small ponds. Lovejoy Pond and Twitchell Brook add easy water access, while quiet roads make it a popular cycling route toward the Midcoast. Residents appreciate its central location and rural character.
Key Facts
Population 2,000
Region Kennebec Valley
County Kennebec
Founded 1804
Nearest City Waterville (20 minutes)
Town Office
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What Albion Is Known For
Albion Local Highlights
Lovejoy Pond
A local favorite for boating, paddling, and warm-weather swims.
Agricultural landscape
Dairy and mixed farms with classic central Maine scenery.
Central hub
An easy hop to Waterville services and Route 3 toward Belfast.
Things to Do
1
Paddle Lovejoy Pond
Drop in at the public launch for a calm water outing.
2
Ride rural loops
Cycle quiet roads linking Albion, China, and Unity.
3
Visit Waterville
Pair Albion’s countryside with dining and arts downtown.
Living in Albion
Albion offers affordable rural living with primary services in Waterville or Augusta. It’s popular with commuters who want land, ponds, and a small-town feel.
Weather & Seasons
summer
Warm, 70-82 F
winter
Cold and snowy, 10-28 F
spring
Cool and muddy, 40-55 F
fall
Cool and bright, 45-60 F with foliage drives
How to Get There
Located on Route 202 and Route 9/137 between Waterville and Belfast, with quick access to I-95 in Waterville.
Satellite preview shows the approximate town outline to help you get oriented before you arrive.
Satellite preview
Albion outline
Key Facts
Population
2,000
Region
Kennebec Valley
County
Kennebec
Founded
1804
Nearest City
Waterville (20 minutes)
Town Office
Visit official website