Maine

Bremen was founded in 1828 by pioneers and fishermen and still retains much of that influence today.  Bremen is a town of farms, fisheries, and beautiful rural and maritime views.  In addition to maritime industries and farming, the Town is home to many thriving and successful businesses.

Bremen enjoys the benefit of many natural resources.  The Town is located on the Pemaquid Peninsula.  Its eastern mainland border is situated on the Medomak River and Muscongus Bay, giving it access to beautiful natural harbors and rich and abundant shellfish harvest from its tidal flats.  Several large islands are part of the Town’s geography including The Audubon’s Hog Island, a natural sanctuary for birds and other wildlife.  In addition, Bremen has access to three large freshwater lakes.  All the above gives the outdoorsman many options for recreation.

The Town enjoys good neighbors.  We are bordered by Waldoboro to the north, Damariscotta to the west, and Bristol to the south.  Bremen is in Lincoln County and is approximately 65 miles from Portland and 85 miles from Bangor.