This 117-acre Benton parcel is a rare find, offering a massive footprint in a market where large tracts are scarce. The land is a sportsman’s paradise. With streams, ponds, meadows and woods it offers an unusual combination of lowland and upland bird hunting —including woodcock, partridge, ducks, and geese—alongside thriving populations of moose, deer, and bear that frequent this 10,000-acre wilderness corridor. Adding to its appeal, the land holds a piece of Maine history: the original bed of the Wiscasset, Waterville and Farmington (WW&F) Railroad is etched into the landscape and still visible, cutting a historic path across your private acreage. No power poles on this stretch of Bog Road nearest power .6 miles.