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Welcome to Byron! The town of Byron was incorporated in 1833 and is named for the British poet, Lord Byron. The town is most known for containing the Swift River and Coos Canyon, a popular spot for swimming and panning for gold and other minerals, as well as its proximity to nearby mountains and the […]https://umaine.edu/undiscoveredmaine/wp-content/uploads/sites/527/2021/01/07092314-Copy-Copy.jpg656875