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Description
Auburn trails feasibility study prepared by Maine Department of Transportation.
Publication Date
12-15-2000
Publisher
Maine Department of Transportation
Call Number
T 76.10:Au 888
Keywords
Auburn, Maine, trails
Recommended Citation
Rizzo Associates, Inc., "Auburn Trails Feasibility Study" (2000). Department of Transportation (MaineDOT). 1.
https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu/mdot-docs/1
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The Maine Department of Transportation (MDOT) contracted with Rizzo Associates to study the feasibility of developing shared use paths along the Little Androscoggin Rover and along the Maine Central Railroad in downtown Auburn. A previous plan called for converting the Lewiston-Auburn Railroad (formerly the Canadian National Railroad) to be a shared use path that would link the existing bicycle/pedestrian bridge (former railroad bridge) over the Androscoggin River to the south end of the city near the airport. The possibility of reactivating the Lewiston-Auburn Railroad required that this feasibility study evaluate other possible locations for a trail. A trail linking the Little Androscoggin Shared Use Path to West Pitch Park, which is also evaluated in this study, is an essential component of Auburn's planned downtown trail network.