Where is Farmington, Maine, USA?

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Where is Farmington Located? - Farmington is a city located in the Franklin County of Maine, United States. Farmington lies between 44.6706 Degrees North latitudes and -70.1512 Degrees West longitudes.

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Where is Farmington, Maine

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Where is Farmington?: The Google Map showing the location of Farmington in the U.S. state of Maine.

Where is Farmington Located?

Farmington is a city located in the Franklin County of Maine, United States. Farmington lies between 44.6706 Degrees North latitudes and -70.1512 Degrees West longitudes. According to 2020 U.S.census, the population of Farmington city is 4168 people and the city has a total area of 55.68 sq mi. The city has numerous parks and recreational facilities.

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Farmington, Maine Quick Facts

FactDetails
CityFarmington (Town)
CountyFranklin County
StateMaine
CountryUnited States
RegionWestern Maine, New England
Metro Area
Established1776 (first settlement)
IncorporatedFebruary 1, 1794
2020 Census Population7,592
Land Area55.68 sq mi (144.21 sq km)
Population Density136.4 people per sq mi
Latitude44.6706°
Longitude-70.1512°
FIPS Code2300724775
County FIPS23007
ZIP Code04938, 04940, 04992
Area Code207
Time ZoneEastern Time (ET) (UTC−5/UTC−4)
Major HighwaysU.S. Route 2, Maine State Route 4, Maine State Route 27, Maine State Route 43, Maine State Route 156
Public TransitRegional transportation options through Western Maine Transportation Services
School DistrictRegional School Unit 9 (Mt. Blue Regional School District)
Nearby Major CityAugusta, Maine; Lewiston, Maine; Waterville, Maine
AirportFranklin County State Airport; Augusta State Airport (AUG); Portland International Jetport (PWM)
Major AttractionsUniversity of Maine at Farmington, Titcomb Mountain, Farmington Fairgrounds, Nordica Homestead Museum, Sandy River, Farmington Historical Society
Official Websitehttps://farmington-maine.org/

Transportation and Connectivity in Farmington, Maine

Transportation TypeDetails
Airport NameFranklin County State Airport; Portland International Jetport provides the nearest major commercial air service.
IATA CodeFranklin County State Airport has no scheduled IATA passenger code; Portland International Jetport uses PWM.
PortFarmington is an inland town and has no seaport.
Major HighwaysU.S. Route 2 and Maine State Routes 4, 27, 43, 133 and 149.
Train/Amtrak ServiceNo Amtrak station in Farmington; Amtrak Downeaster service is available from Brunswick and Portland.
Local Bus/Transit ServiceWestern Maine Transportation Services provides regional public transportation in the Farmington area.
  • U.S. Route 2 — Connects Farmington with Wilton and Rumford to the west and Skowhegan and other communities to the east.
  • Maine State Route 4 — Links Farmington with Wilton and Livermore Falls to the south and western Franklin County communities to the north.
  • Maine State Route 27 — Connects Farmington with Kingfield and the Sugarloaf area to the north.
  • Maine State Route 43 — Provides a local route between Farmington, New Sharon and Chesterville.
  • Maine State Route 133 — Connects Farmington with Livermore Falls and communities farther south.
  • Maine State Route 149 — Provides access between Farmington and Temple and nearby western Franklin County communities.

Top Places to Visit in Farmington, Maine

Landmark NameType
Titcomb MountainSki Area and Recreation
Nordica Homestead MuseumHistoric Museum
University of Maine at FarmingtonUniversity and Historic Campus
Whistle Stop TrailRecreational Trail
Meetinghouse ParkHistoric Park
Farmington Historical SocietyHistory Museum
Franklin County CourthouseHistoric Government Building
Western Maine Play MuseumChildren's Museum
Mosher Hill FallsNatural Attraction
Sandy RiverRiver and Outdoor Recreation

Driving Distances from Farmington, Maine to Nearby Cities

CityStateDistance (mi)Approx. Drive Time
WiltonMaine915 minutes
Livermore FallsMaine1725 minutes
RumfordMaine3040 minutes
SkowheganMaine3240 minutes
AugustaMaine3950 minutes
WatervilleMaine4355 minutes
LewistonMaine451 hour
BrunswickMaine671 hour 25 minutes
BangorMaine791 hour 35 minutes
PortlandMaine811 hour 35 minutes

Colleges and Universities in Farmington, Maine

Institution NameTypeLevelNotable For
University of Maine at FarmingtonPublicUniversityLiberal arts and teacher education

Waterbodies in Farmington, Maine

Sandy River, Wilson Stream, Temple Stream, Beaver Brook, Cascade Brook, Clear Water Pond, Bonney Pond

Stadiums in Farmington, Maine

Hippach Field, Prescott Field, University of Maine at Farmington athletic fields

Golf Courses in Farmington, Maine

Sandy River Golf Course

Farmington, Maine — Key Historical Facts

  • Farmington was incorporated as a town on February 1, 1794.
  • The Sandy River valley supported farming and helped Farmington develop as a regional community in western Maine.
  • The Maine Central Railroad reached Farmington in the 19th century, strengthening the town's connections with other parts of Maine.
  • The Western State Normal School opened in Farmington in 1864 and later became the University of Maine at Farmington.
  • Farmington serves as the county seat of Franklin County and remains an important education, government and service center for western Maine.

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