Auburn, ME
| U.S. News Ratings | |
| Population: | 23,293 |
| Crime: | Low |
| Cost of Living: | High |
| Health Care: | Limited |
| Housing Price: | Average |
| Income: | Low |
Geography
Auburn is in southwest Maine, across the Androscoggin River from its twin city, Lewiston. The two cities are so closely tied that the metropolitan area is often called L-A, for Lewiston-Auburn.
Cultural Attractions
Auburn is noted for its active arts community. The award-winning Public Theatre presents Broadway and regional productions, and the organization L/A Arts puts on concerts and displays the work of local artists
Recreation
Boating and canoeing are attractions in this riverfront community. Hikers and skiers also enjoy the trails at Mount Apatite, a former quarry.
Historical
In the mid-19th century, Auburn became a mill town, manufacturing goods like shoes and textiles.
Economy
The Auburn area is a regional center for shopping and business. Major industries include healthcare, manufacturing, and distribution.
| Community care facilities for the elderly | 2 |
| Percentage of population over age 55 | 28.2% |
| Number of museums within 30 miles | 61 |
| Number of libraries within the area | 2 |
| Number of movie theaters within 15 miles | 8 |
| Number of golf courses within 30 miles | 87 |
| Tax incentives for retirees | Yes |
| Median income for those aged 55–64 | $45,885 |
| Median income for those aged 65–74 | $32,328 |
| Median income for those aged 75 and up | $26,304 |
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