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Auburn, Maine in Androscoggin County
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City motto: Vestigia Nulla Retrorsum
44 active listings near Auburn
👍 USDA, * Price Change, * New, * Sale Pending
$1,600,000    Stetson Rd
$839,900    1180 Pownal Rd
$795,000    1018 Summer St
$739,000    107 Mountain View Dr
$650,000   * 318-320 Court St
$600,000    87 Coachman Ave
$589,000   * 418 Danville Corner Rd
$559,900    1200 Perkins Ridge Rd
$445,390   * 8 Littlefield Rd
$440,000    104 S Main St
$425,000   * 85 Nottingham Rd
$425,000    1213 Pownal Rd
$424,900    19 Coachman Ave
$395,000   * 988 Hotel Rd
$375,000   * 6 Topaz Cir Unit 12
$350,000   * 504 Lake St
$350,000   * Minot Ave
$349,900    29 Orchard St
$330,000    11 Pearl St
$325,000   * 7 Parker St
$315,000    524 Turner St
$310,000    90 High St
$304,500    66 Dawes Ave
$299,000    325 Court St
$299,000    130 Bennett Ave
$294,500   * 111 Whitney St
$289,900   * 137 Stevens Mill Rd
$285,000    37 Lehouillier Dr
$284,900   * 68 Smith St
$279,000   * 211 Lake St
$260,000   * 981 Minot Ave
$254,000    129 Lake St
$249,000   * 27 S Main St
$234,900    104 Granite St
$224,900   * 360 Poland Rd
$215,000   * 20 Hazel St
$130,000    Garfield Rd
$105,000    26 Lake Grove Ln
$90,000    341-049 W Auburn Rd
$69,900    041-001 Beaver Rd
$64,000    059-007 Sopers Mill Rd
$29,900    2224 Pownal Rd

Interested in fun facts and the history of Auburn, ME?
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Here are a few facts about Auburn, Maine:

- Located in the south-central part of Maine, Auburn is the fifth-largest city in the state, with a population of around 23,000 people.
- Auburn is part of the Lewiston-Auburn metropolitan area, which is the second-largest metro area in Maine.
- The city was first settled in the 1780s and was incorporated in 1842. Its name is thought to have come from the color of the soil in the area.
- Auburn has a rich history in the manufacturing industry, particularly in shoe production. At one point, it was considered the largest producer of women's shoes in the world.
- The city is home to several parks, including the 400-acre Mount Apatite Park, which offers hiking trails and rock collecting opportunities.
- Auburn is also home to several landmarks and historic sites, including the Auburn Public Library, the Androscoggin Historical Society & Museum, and the Festival Plaza, which hosts community events and concerts throughout the year.
- The city's school system includes several public and private schools, as well as Central Maine Community College, which offers technical and vocational programs.
- Auburn is located near several attractions and destinations in Maine, including the state capital of Augusta, as well as popular tourism spots like Portland, Freeport, and Acadia National Park.