Corinth, Maine

Corinth, United States

Corinth, Maine shares 14 connections with 6201 other places across 6 topics, spanning government, history, religion, and landmarks. Incorporated in 1811 and named after the classical Greek city, this small town carries a strong government footprint. It holds the second highest share of Republican voters among Maine municipalities with a population over 2,000. Its early 19th-century village center includes a general store and Methodist church, and the Skinner Settlement in West Corinth sits on the National Register of Historic Places.