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.