Somerset County

County Facts
Population: 50,888 Land Area: 3,927 Incorporation Date: 1809 County Seat: Skowhegan

More Facts
Somerset County is the 3rd largest county in the State of Maine in geographic land area and contains the 9th largest in population. The Kennebec river, one of the largest Maine river tributaries flows from North to South through the county and is used for commercial as well as recreational purposes. Somerset County also contains major ground transportation routes that support heavy commercial, tourist, and residential use.

Travel
Maine Route 201 is a route of vehicle and commercial transportation that stretches from the United States and Canadian border crossing site near Jackman on Route 201 to the I-95 Connector in Fairfield, the most southern community. This route carries heavy tourist traffic from the Quebec Province in Canada as well as heavy commercial transportation of manufactured products to New England and Southern States.

U.S. Route 2 traverses Somerset County, which serves as the major East-West Connector Route from the I-95 Connector in Newport/Palmyra through to the White Mountains in New Hampshire and points beyond to Vermont, Up-State New York, and the Province of Ontario, Canada. Commercial, tourist, residential and much Canadian traffic also travels this route from New Brunswick, Canada to Western Canadian Provinces.

Citys and Towns and Territories

 * Anson, Athens, Bingham ,Brighton Plt , Cambridge , Canaan ,Caratunk , Cornville , Dennistown Plt , Detroit ,Embden ,

Fairfield, Harmony , Hartland , Highland Plt ,Jackman ,Madison , Mercer , Moose River , Moscow , New Portland ,Norridgewock , Palmyra , Pittsfield , Pleasant Ridge Plt ,Ripley , Saint Albans, Skowhegan , Smithfield , Solon , Starks , The Forks Plt ,West Forks Plt