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Topsham

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Topsham

Town in southwestern Maine, on the Androscoggin River opposite Brunswick, 10 km/6 mi upstream from Merrymeeting Bay; population (1990) 8,700. Its history and industrial development have been closely associated with Brunswick. The Great Bowdoin Mill, a former paper mill that closed in the 1980s, is a listed historic site.

The town includes the villages of Topsham and Pejepscot.
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