Moscow, Maine
Kennebec River town by Wyman Lake
Overview
Moscow sits north of Bingham on the Kennebec River. Hydropower history, river recreation, and proximity to The Forks make it a base for paddlers, anglers, and trail riders.
Key Facts
Population 475
Region Kennebec Valley
County Somerset
Founded 1816
Nearest City Bingham (5 mins)
Town Office
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What Moscow Is Known For
Moscow Local Highlights
Wyman Lake
A long impoundment on the Kennebec popular for boating and fishing.
Old Canada Road
Route 201 offers scenic drives north toward Jackman.
Trail access
ITS and ATV routes run through town toward The Forks and Bingham.
Things to Do
1
Boat Wyman Lake
Launch for fishing or cruising the Kennebec gorge.
2
Visit Moxie Falls
A short drive to one of Maine?s tallest waterfalls near The Forks.
3
Ride ITS trails
Connect to regional sled and ATV systems along Route 201.
Living in Moscow
Moscow is quiet and outdoor-oriented. Residents travel to Bingham or Skowhegan for shopping, schools, and healthcare.
Weather & Seasons
summer
Warm, 65-80 F
winter
Cold, 0-25 F with snow
spring
Cool and muddy, 35-55 F
fall
Crisp, 40-60 F with river foliage
How to Get There
Located on US-201 north of Bingham; The Forks and Jackman lie upriver on the same route.
Satellite preview shows the approximate town outline to help you get oriented before you arrive.
Satellite preview
Moscow outline
Key Facts
Population
475
Region
Kennebec Valley
County
Somerset
Founded
1816
Nearest City
Bingham (5 mins)
Town Office
Visit official website