Lincoln County is situated along the mid-coastal region of Maine on a peninsula between Muscongus Bay and Penobscot Bay. Its county seat is Wiscasset - the oldest incorporated town in Maine - which also happens to be its most populated city with 3,696 inhabitants in 2018 census data. Lincoln County covers an area of 891 square miles and has a total population of 33,619 people as per 2019 estimates. Despite its rural location within New England's countryside setting Lincoln County boasts a robust economy powered by industries like lobster trapping/fishing, dairy farming and machine shops nearby in Damariscotta Mills Village Park Museum & Seashore Excursion Railroad Station Complex.