This map shows the 14 miles of Androscoggin River frontage, 12 mainland parcels and 22 islands that the Mahoosuc Land Trust seeks to buy under its Shelburne Riverlands project from Bayroot, LLC for approximately $1 million. (COURTESY MAHOOSUC LAND TRUST)
This map shows the 14 miles of Androscoggin River frontage, 12 mainland parcels and 22 islands that the Mahoosuc Land Trust seeks to buy under its Shelburne Riverlands project from Bayroot, LLC for approximately $1 million. (COURTESY MAHOOSUC LAND TRUST)
SHELBURNE — The Mahoosuc Land Trust and other partners have been working closely with the Shelburne Conservation Commission in this small town of less than 400 people to permanently protect 853 acres from development, along with 14 miles of scenic river frontage on a quiet section of the mighty Androscoggin River.
The non-profit land trust, which works in western Maine and northern New Hampshire out of Bethel, Maine, seeks to raise approximately $1 million to acquire a series of 22 islands and a dozen mainland parcels along an 8.7-mile stretch of river, ending in Gilead at the Maine state line.
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