Maine is a wonderful destination whether you come for a visit, business, or looking for a new place to settle down. No matter what you're looking for, it is available throughout the region.

The Merrymeeting Bay/Kennebec Region offers you "a quality of life" like no other. You will be captivated not only with the beautiful coastal views and fresh air, but by the tree lined streets, rivers, bays and the vibrant downtowns.

The Merrymeeting Bay/Kennebec region offers this to you in the towns of Bath, Brunswick, Bowdoin, Bowdoinham, Dresden, Richmond, Topsham and other surrounding towns. All of this while being only 30 minutes from Portland or Augusta.

BATH: www.cityofbath.com

Located on the Kennebec River you will find a town with a mix of seafaring history and small town simplicity. You can enjoy a leisurely stroll down the tree lined streets of downtown, while taking time to stop in at the small shops along the way. If you feel like just kicking back and relaxing you can do so along the banks of the Kennebec River at the town park. Definitely an enjoyable place to spend your time.

BOWDOIN: www.bowdoinme.com

Named after Maine Governor James Bowdoin this unique country setting offers you that small town feel while allowing easy access to the city. Bowdoin is the place to go to find that quiet, friendly rural farming community. Caesar Pond area offers a wildlife preserve. The area has several managed cross country ski areas for the winter outdoor enthusiasts.

BOWDOINHAM: www.bowdoinham.com

A quiet town situated where the Cathance River flows into the Merrymeeting Bay. Picture a scene where you can put your feet up, relax and watch eagles soar, fish swim and waterfowl gather on the banks of the river and bay or catch that beautiful sunset over the water at the end of the day.

BRUNSWICK: www.brunswickdowntown.com

Nestled between the Androscoggin River and the Casco Bay. Brunswick allows you that small town feel coupled with rich history and a touch of the arts. It is home to the Maine State Music Theatre and Bowdoin College.

DRESDEN: www.townofdresden.com

Dresden is a historical yet picturesque farming community. Here you will find historical sites like the oldest courthouse and the site of the oldest Presbyterian Church in the State. As you ride along Route 27 that runs between the Capital and the coast you will find an assortment of farms ranging from organic grown crops to blueberries.

RICHMOND: www.richmondmaine.com

Being located on the banks of the Kennebec River you will find a small town with an offering of big town services. Quaint little restaurants and shops line up along Main Street giving you that old town feel. Take time to catch the ferry at the Town Landing and travel over to Swan Island a beautiful & peaceful wildlife sanctuary.

TOPSHAM: www.topshammaine.com

Like many Maine Coastal communities Topsham is defined by the woods and waters that surround it. Topsham presents you with a suburban community feeling that contains a strong business base. A place where you can really feel at home.