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  1. T.J. Maxx - 100 Jfk Plaza

    100 Jfk Plaza, Waterville ME 04901

    4.5 Superb 123 reviews

    “Thankful to have this store in Waterville. So many times I opt to shop here over the dreaded Walmart.... always find what I need, and I few things I didn't know I needed ?”

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  2. Walmart Supercenter - 80 Waterville Commons Drive

    80 Waterville Commons Drive, Waterville ME 04901

    3.2 Average 248 reviews

    “The employees at the Walmart, Waterville Maine supercenter are great people & employees. They treat me with the greatest respect and I am an amputee and use a wheelchair. I hardly ever lack in not being helped. The only thing I do not like about the store setup is the metal borders in front of the food display cases. These make iit difficult for me to reach the food..”

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  3. Walmart Supercenter - 80 Waterville Commons Drive

    80 Waterville Commons Drive, Waterville ME 04901

    3.2 Average 74 reviews

    “We met Dan in the paint department. He was great to deal with and he provided us with the exact same color that The Home Depot couldn't provide!! We're so glad that he was able to help us. Give that man a raise!!!”

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