Kennebec River — Local services in Norridgewock

The Kennebec River is a multifaceted gem. Whitewater rafters and kayakers enjoy the turbulence of the kennebec gorge north of The Forks. The river alternates between dammed stillwater and quicker water for several dozen miles until it enters Merrymeeting Bay in Richmond, the largest freshwater estuary on the Eastern seaboard. Leaving the bay, the waters of the Kennebec roar through the chops on the way to the sea. In Bath, the river goes by a General Dynamics shipbuilding facility that profits off our endless lust for war toys. Near there you can find a tour boat to show you the many lighthouses near the mouth of the river. Stop for a swim at...

It's a river. It's a big long wet river. What else can you say about a river in Maine. It's no Mississippi or Nile but for Maine it's nice. It flows into the ocean. It probably has fish and other stuff that live in rivers. Theirs probably birds if you look for them. Maybe even hippos? I don't know. In the winter the river is cold and in some places theirs ice. I don't know where the hippos live in the winter. Maybe they go to Florida...

A long winding river that begins in the highlands near the Canadian border and flows to the Atlantic Ocean. Once used as a major transportation route by native Americans, it became the lifeblood and anchor point for settling Europeans. The Kennebec was very poluted at one point but due to environmental protection laws better practices, and the removal of dams, the river has rebounded. Both recreational uses and fishing...