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Oxford Forest Preserve
The Oxford Forest Preserve in Oxford, Maine was established by the Western Foothills Land Trust (WFLT) in early 2024. This 83-acre tract of land is located between Allen Hill Road and the Little Androscoggin River, near the center of Oxford Village. It has 1,140 feet of frontage along the Little Androscoggin River.
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Activities at the Oxford Forest Preserve include hiking, snowshoeing, backcountry touring, mountain biking, fishing, equestrian pursuits, and snowmobiling on the ITS 89 trail. It is also located not far from the Smith Bridge Preserve, also in Oxford on Allen Hill Road.
The parcel of land was acquired through the efforts of the Chadbourne Tree Farm Partnership of which the Western Foothills Land Trust is a member. The Oxford Forest Preserve has been called, in the past, the Staples Forest. On the Town of Oxford map plan the preserve is located at map R5 lots 3 and 4.
Topo Map of Oxford Forest Preserve - MaineDOT
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News Articles about the Oxford Forest Preserve
"Land Trust Creates Oxford Forest Preserve", Advertiser Democrat, March 7, 2024. file:///C:/My Webs/travel-maine/images/city/oxford/oxford-forest-preserve-advertiser-democrat-7mar2024.jpg or at https://www.sunjournal.com/2024/03/07/land-trust-creates-oxford-forest-preserve/
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