Historical United States Census totals for Aroostook County, Maine facts for kids

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Aroostook County, Maine, is a large county in the northernmost part of the state. This article shares information about how many people lived in different towns and areas of Aroostook County, according to the U.S. Census from 1900 to 2000.

In Maine, there are two main types of official communities: towns and cities. The lists below will show you the population for both. Most places in New England are completely divided into towns or cities. However, in northern New England states like Maine, there are also areas that are not part of any town or city. These are called "unincorporated territories" and usually have very few people living there. Aroostook County has a lot of this unincorporated land, especially in its central and northern parts.

Some unincorporated areas in Maine are organized into a special type of community called a "plantation." These are considered "organized" but not fully "incorporated" like towns. Aroostook County also has a very small area that is part of an Indian reservation, which is a separate type of community. Because Aroostook County has so much unincorporated land, we'll look at its population numbers separately after the main tables. If you add up the populations of all towns, cities, plantations, and unorganized areas for any census year, you should get the total population for the county.

For more details on how towns and cities work in New England, you can check out the article on New England town.

How Communities Changed Since 1900

Over the years, some communities in Aroostook County changed their official status. Here's a quick look at some of those changes:

1901 – Crystal Plantation became a town.
1903 – Castle Hill Plantation became a town.
1905 – Westfield Plantation became a town.
1909 – Portage Lake Plantation became a town.
1911 – Eagle Lake, Merrill, and Stockholm Plantations all became towns.
1913 – Connor and Wade Plantations became towns.
1915 – Chapman Plantation became a town.
1940 – Presque Isle changed from a town to a city.
1945 – Connor stopped being a town and went back to being unorganized territory.
1966 – Allagash Plantation became a town.
1967 – St. Francis Plantation became a town.
1968 – Caribou changed from a town to a city.
1976 – Hamlin and New Canada Plantations became towns. Westmanland Plantation also likely became a town between 1970 and 1980.
1986 – Caswell and Wallagrass Plantations became towns. Hammond Plantation also likely became a town between 1980 and 1990.
1987 – Benedicta stopped being a town and went back to being unorganized territory.

Aroostook County Population by Year

Here are the population totals for Aroostook County and its communities for different census years.

1900 Census Totals

County Total: 60,744

Caribou 4,758
Houlton 4,686
Fort Fairfield 4,181
Presque Isle 3,804
Fort Kent 2,528
Van Buren 1,878
Madawaska 1,698
St. Agatha 1,396
Monticello 1,332
Frenchville 1,316
Washburn 1,225
Easton 1,215
Mars Hill 1,183
Bridgewater 1,179
Limestone 1,131
Hodgdon 1,130
Grand Isle 1,104
Woodland 1,096
Ashland 1,080
Island Falls 1,063
Sherman 980
Littleton 956
Blaine 954
New Sweden 867
Oakfield 860
Mapleton 853
Linneus 834
New Limerick 600
Perham 580
Masardis 438
Smyrna 411
Amity 404
Ludlow 394
Weston 367
Benedicta 350
Bancroft 318
Haynesville 316
Dyer Brook 280
Orient 208
Hersey 199

In 1900, 10,592 people lived in unincorporated territory. This included 9,745 people in organized plantations and 847 people in completely unorganized areas.

1910 Census Totals

County Total: 74,664

Houlton 5,845
Caribou 5,377
Presque Isle 5,179
Fort Fairfield 4,381
Fort Kent 3,710
Van Buren 3,065
Ashland 2,173
Madawaska 1,831
Island Falls 1,686
Washburn 1,582
St. Agatha 1,533
Mars Hill 1,511
Frenchville 1,414
Grand Isle 1,317
Easton 1,300
Monticello 1,297
Limestone 1,293
Bridgewater 1,238
Woodland 1,161
Hodgdon 1,153
Mapleton 1,120
Sherman 1,053
Littleton 1,026
Blaine 1,013
Oakfield 928
New Sweden 905
Linneus 809
Perham 785
Westfield 689
Masardis 650
Castle Hill 532
Crystal 502
Portage Lake 500
New Limerick 481
Ludlow 412
Smyrna 411
Weston 390
Amity 375
Bancroft 344
Benedicta 292
Dyer Brook 281
Haynesville 272
Orient 187
Hersey 186

In 1910, 12,475 people lived in unincorporated territory. This included 11,390 people in organized plantations and 1,085 people in completely unorganized areas.

1920 Census Totals

County Total: 81,728

Houlton 6,191
Caribou 6,018
Presque Isle 5,581
Van Buren 4,594
Fort Fairfield 4,551
Fort Kent 4,237
Ashland 2,391
Madawaska 1,933
Washburn 1,870
Mars Hill 1,783
Eagle Lake 1,772
St. Agatha 1,669
Island Falls 1,683
Frenchville 1,586
Limestone 1,506
Easton 1,451
Grand Isle 1,352
Monticello 1,268
Bridgewater 1,212
Sherman 1,134
Mapleton 1,128
Woodland 1,120
Blaine 1,117
Hodgdon 1,070
Littleton 1,049
Stockholm 1,038
Oakfield 1,016
New Sweden 964
Westfield 798
Portage Lake 721
Linneus 706
Masardis 690
Perham 659
Connor 585
Castle Hill 571
Crystal 508
Chapman 490
Smyrna 460
Weston 433
New Limerick 412
Amity 393
Dyer Brook 385
Wade 383
Ludlow 375
Merrill 361
Haynesville 349
Bancroft 315
Benedicta 268
Hersey 245
Orient 170

In 1920, 9,167 people lived in unincorporated territory. This included 8,096 people in organized plantations and 1,071 people in completely unorganized areas.

1930 Census Totals

County Total: 87,843

Caribou 7,248
Presque Isle 6,965
Houlton 6,865
Fort Fairfield 5,393
Fort Kent 4,726
Van Buren 4,721
Madawaska 3,533
Ashland 2,198
Washburn 1,974
Limestone 1,953
Mars Hill 1,837
Eagle Lake 1,780
St. Agatha 1,596
Frenchville 1,525
Easton 1,505
Monticello 1,467
Island Falls 1,455
Grand Isle 1,408
Woodland 1,308
Mapleton 1,283
Bridgewater 1,235
Stockholm 1,101
Blaine 1,061
Hodgdon 1,054
Littleton 1,035
Sherman 1,027
Oakfield 982
New Sweden 898
Portage Lake 886
Westfield 776
Linneus 753
Perham 691
Connor 626
Castle Hill 617
Masardis 584
Merrill 458
Smyrna 442
Chapman 409
New Limerick 404
Crystal 403
Wade 384
Ludlow 361
Amity 324
Weston 323
Benedicta 288
Dyer Brook 262
Haynesville 251
Bancroft 245
Hersey 195
Orient 161

In 1930, 8,867 people lived in unincorporated territory. This included 8,023 people in organized plantations and 844 people in completely unorganized areas.

1940 Census Totals

County Total: 94,436

Caribou 8,218
Presque Isle (city) 7,939
Houlton 7,771
Fort Fairfield 5,607
Van Buren 5,380
Fort Kent 5,363
Madawaska 4,477
Ashland 2,457
Eagle Lake 1,891
Mars Hill 1,886
St. Agatha 1,874
Limestone 1,855
Washburn 1,805
Easton 1,605
Grand Isle 1,574
Frenchville 1,566
Monticello 1,504
Island Falls 1,370
Mapleton 1,354
Woodland 1,298
Bridgewater 1,267
Hodgdon 1,076
Oakfield 1,059
Sherman 1,058
Blaine 1,049
Littleton 1,049
Stockholm 891
New Sweden 844
Linneus 775
Portage Lake 773
Connor 739
Westfield 735
Castle Hill 697
Perham 689
Masardis 601
Merrill 424
New Limerick 413
Smyrna 409
Chapman 397
Crystal 346
Amity 345
Ludlow 343
Wade 335
Weston 328
Dyer Brook 265
Benedicta 264
Haynesville 235
Bancroft 216
Hersey 150
Orient 147

In 1940, 9,723 people lived in unincorporated territory. This included 8,630 people in organized plantations and 1,093 people in completely unorganized areas.

1950 Census Totals

County Total: 96,039

Presque Isle (city) 9,954
Caribou 9,923
Houlton 8,377
Fort Fairfield 5,791
Fort Kent 5,343
Van Buren 5,094
Madawaska 4,900
Limestone 2,427
Ashland 2,370
Mars Hill 2,060
Washburn 1,913
Easton 1,664
Frenchville 1,528
Eagle Lake 1,516
St. Agatha 1,512
Mapleton 1,367
Woodland 1,292
Monticello 1,284
Bridgewater 1,279
Island Falls 1,237
Grand Isle 1,230
Hodgdon 1,162
Blaine 1,118
Sherman 1,029
Oakfield 1,009
Littleton 1,001
New Sweden 827
Linneus 777
Stockholm 641
Castle Hill 581
Perham 572
Westfield 557
New Limerick 543
Portage Lake 542
Masardis 523
Merrill 383
Chapman 381
Crystal 373
Ludlow 361
Smyrna 349
Wade 343
Amity 300
Weston 248
Benedicta 225
Dyer Brook 219
Haynesville 185
Orient 176
Bancroft 165
Hersey 116

In 1950, 9,272 people lived in unincorporated territory. This included 7,315 people in organized plantations and 1,957 people in completely unorganized areas.

1960 Census Totals

County Total: 106,064

Limestone 13,102
Presque Isle (city) 12,886
Caribou 12,464
Houlton 8,289
Fort Fairfield 5,876
Madawaska 5,507
Fort Kent 4,761
Van Buren 4,679
Washburn 2,083
Mars Hill 2,062
Ashland 1,980
Mapleton 1,514
Frenchville 1,421
Easton 1,389
Woodland 1,372
Eagle Lake 1,138
St. Agatha 1,137
Monticello 1,109
Sherman 1,034
Island Falls 1,018
Bridgewater 999
Littleton 982
Grand Isle 978
Blaine 945
Hodgdon 926
Oakfield 848
New Sweden 713
Linneus 607
Westfield 569
Castle Hill 554
Perham 512
Stockholm 492
Portage Lake 458
Masardis 408
New Limerick 394
Chapman 376
Merrill 337
Smyrna 331
Crystal 285
Ludlow 274
Wade 220
Amity 206
Weston 202
Benedicta 200
Haynesville 187
Dyer Brook 180
Orient 124
Hersey 106
Bancroft 94

In 1960, 7,579 people lived in unincorporated territory. This included 5,985 people in organized plantations and 1,594 people in completely unorganized areas.

1970 Census Totals

County Total: 94,078

Presque Isle (city) 11,452
Caribou (city) 10,419
Limestone 10,360
Houlton 8,111
Madawaska 5,585
Fort Fairfield 4,859
Fort Kent 4,575
Van Buren 3,971
Washburn 1,914
Mars Hill 1,875
Ashland 1,761
Mapleton 1,598
Frenchville 1,375
Easton 1,305
Woodland 1,218
Monticello 1,072
Littleton 958
Sherman 949
Hodgdon 933
Island Falls 913
Eagle Lake 908
Blaine 903
Bridgewater 895
St. Agatha 868
Oakfield 836
St. Francis 811
Grand Isle 797
New Sweden 639
Linneus 608
Castle Hill 519
Westfield 517
Portage Lake 477
Allagash 456
Perham 436
New Limerick 427
Stockholm 388
Chapman 328
Smyrna 318
Masardis 317
Crystal 281
Merrill 271
Ludlow 259
Wade 255
Benedicta 177
Dyer Brook 165
Weston 162
Haynesville 157
Amity 156
Orient 83
Hersey 81
Bancroft 53

In 1970, 5,327 people lived in unincorporated territory. This included 3,668 people in organized plantations and 1,659 people in completely unorganized areas. An additional 600 people lived on Indian reservations.

1980 Census Totals

County Total: 91,344

Presque Isle (city) 11,172
Caribou (city) 9,916
Limestone 8,719
Houlton 6,766
Madawaska 5,282
Fort Kent 4,826
Fort Fairfield 4,376
Van Buren 3,557
Washburn 2,028
Mapleton 1,895
Mars Hill 1,892
Ashland 1,878
Frenchville 1,450
Woodland 1,369
Easton 1,305
Hodgdon 1,084
St. Agatha 1,035
Sherman 1,021
Eagle Lake 1,019
Littleton 1,009
Island Falls 981
Monticello 950
Blaine 922
Oakfield 847
St. Francis 839
Linneus 752
Bridgewater 742
New Sweden 737
Grand Isle 719
Westfield 647
Portage Lake 562
New Limerick 513
Castle Hill 509
Allagash 448
Perham 437
Chapman 406
Ludlow 403
Smyrna 354
Crystal 349
Hamlin 340
Masardis 328
Stockholm 319
Merrill 285
Wade 285
Dyer Brook 275
New Canada 269
Benedicta 225
Haynesville 169
Amity 168
Weston 155
Orient 97
Hersey 67
Bancroft 61
Westmanland 53

In 1980, 4,532 people lived in unincorporated territory. This included 2,976 people in organized plantations and 1,556 people in completely unorganized areas.

1990 Census Totals

County Total: 86,936

Presque Isle (city) 10,550
Limestone 9,922
Caribou (city) 9,415
Houlton 6,613
Madawaska 4,803
Fort Kent 4,268
Fort Fairfield 3,998
Van Buren 3,045
Washburn 1,880
Mapleton 1,853
Mars Hill 1,760
Ashland 1,542
Woodland 1,402
Frenchville 1,338
Easton 1,291
Hodgdon 1,257
Sherman 1,027
Littleton 956
Eagle Lake 942
St. Agatha 919
Island Falls 897
Monticello 872
Oakfield 846
Linneus 810
Blaine 784
New Sweden 715
St. Francis 683
Bridgewater 647
Westfield 589
Wallagrass 582
Grand Isle 558
New Limerick 524
Castle Hill 449
Portage Lake 445
Ludlow 430
Chapman 422
Caswell 408
Perham 395
Smyrna 378
Allagash 359
Masardis 305
Crystal 303
Merrill 296
Stockholm 286
New Canada 253
Dyer Brook 243
Haynesville 243
Wade 243
Weston 207
Hamlin 204
Amity 186
Orient 157
Hammond 93
Westmanland 72
Hersey 69
Bancroft 66

In 1990, 3,136 people lived in unincorporated territory. This included 1,602 people in organized plantations and 1,534 people in completely unorganized areas.

2000 Census Totals

County Total: 73,938

Presque Isle (city) 9,511
Caribou (city) 8,312
Houlton 6,476
Madawaska 4,534
Fort Kent 4,233
Fort Fairfield 3,579
Van Buren 2,631
Limestone 2,361
Mapleton 1,889
Washburn 1,627
Mars Hill 1,480
Ashland 1,474
Woodland 1,403
Easton 1,249
Hodgdon 1,240
Frenchville 1,225
Littleton 955
Sherman 937
Linneus 892
Eagle Lake 815
Blaine 806
St. Agatha 802
Island Falls 793
Monticello 790
Oakfield 732
New Sweden 621
Bridgewater 612
St. Francis 577
Wallagrass 561
Westfield 559
New Limerick 523
Grand Isle 518
Chapman 465
Castle Hill 454
Perham 434
Smyrna 415
Ludlow 402
Portage Lake 390
Caswell 326
New Canada 306
Crystal 285
Allagash 277
Stockholm 271
Hamlin 257
Masardis 255
Wade 250
Merrill 249
Weston 203
Amity 199
Dyer Brook 199
Orient 145
Haynesville 122
Hammond 98
Westmanland 71
Hersey 63
Bancroft 61

In 2000, 3,024 people lived in unincorporated territory. This included 1,377 people in organized plantations and 1,647 people in completely unorganized areas. A very small part of an Indian reservation in Aroostook County had no population reported.

Plantations in Aroostook County

In 1900, Aroostook County had 32 plantations. Today, only eleven of them are still plantations. Here's what happened to the others:

18 plantations from 1900 became towns during the 20th century. Ten of these became towns between 1900 and 1915, and eight more became towns between the 1960s and 1980s. One of these, Connor, later stopped being a town and became unorganized territory again.
Sheridan Plantation became part of the town of Ashland in 1901.
Silver Ridge Plantation gave up its organization in 1941 and became unorganized territory.
E Plantation also gave up its organization in 1990 and became unorganized territory.
Winterville Plantation briefly changed its name to Hill in 1903 but changed it back to Winterville in 1907.

Here are the populations for plantations over the years:

Plantation Populations: 1900-1920

1900

Wallagrass 784
Hamlin 574
St. Francis 568
Castle Hill 567
Cyr 502
Connor 453
Sheridan 433
New Canada 419
Eagle Lake 406
Cary 400
Reed 399
St. John 371
Crystal 370
Caswell 368
Merrill 298
Chapman 285
Wade 271
Westfield 259
Portage Lake 241
Moro 217
Stockholm 191
Allagash 190
Glenwood 178
Silver Ridge 168
Macwahoc 153
Oxbow 153
Winterville 124
Hammond 116
Garfield 111
Westmanland 100
E 44
Nashville 32

1910

Eagle Lake 1,421
Wallagrass 1,004
St. Francis 918
Stockholm 715
Hamlin 657
Connor 609
New Canada 590
St. John 571
Reed 537
Cyr 531
Caswell 529
Chapman 426
Merrill 393
Cary 340
Wade 318
Winterville 267
Allagash 245
Moro 215
Oxbow 181
Silver Ridge 155
Macwahoc 147
Glenwood 128
E 126
Garfield 121
Hammond 115
Westmanland 104
Nashville 27

1920

St. Francis 1,241
Wallagrass 1,144
Reed 639
Hamlin 602
New Canada 573
Caswell 558
St. John 549
Cyr 479
Allagash 359
Winterville 353
Cary 327
Oxbow 198
Moro 181
Silver Ridge 164
Garfield 142
Hammond 132
Macwahoc 131
Westmanland 101
E 97
Glenwood 87
Nashville 39

Plantation Populations: 1930-1950

1930

St. Francis 1,367
Wallagrass 1,145
Caswell 642
St. John 569
New Canada 538
Cyr 521
Reed 495
Hamlin 486
Allagash 438
Winterville 408
Cary 241
Silver Ridge 186
Oxbow 176
Moro 169
Macwahoc 163
E 97
Hammond 95
Garfield 91
Westmanland 87
Glenwood 77
Nashville 32

1940

St. Francis 1,489
Wallagrass 1,123
Caswell 650
Allagash 644
Hamlin 638
New Canada 633
St. John 628
Winterville 462
Cyr 433
Reed 433
Cary 287
Macwahoc 242
Oxbow 178
Silver Ridge 160
Moro 130
Hammond 108
Westmanland 105
Garfield 97
E 79
Glenwood 75
Nashville 36

1950

St. Francis 1,384
Wallagrass 1,035
Caswell 687
Allagash 680
St. John 569
New Canada 444
Hamlin 430
Winterville 373
Reed 351
Cary 278
Cyr 256
Oxbow 189
Macwahoc 131
Hammond 120
Garfield 116
Moro 84
Westmanland 77
Glenwood 53
E 30
Nashville 28

Plantation Populations: 1960-1980

1960

St. Francis 1,058
Caswell 853
Wallagrass 818
Allagash 557
St. John 407
Hamlin 374
Reed 325
New Canada 288
Cyr 233
Winterville 215
Cary 208
Macwahoc 165
Oxbow 137
Hammond 94
Garfield 89
Moro 49
Westmanland 46
Glenwood 30
Nashville 30
E 9

1970

Caswell 693
Wallagrass 617
St. John 377
Hamlin 357
New Canada 300
Reed 273
Cary 184
Winterville 164
Cyr 155
Macwahoc 126
Garfield 104
Oxbow 92
Hammond 73
Westmanland 52
Nashville 50
Moro 24
E 18
Glenwood 9

1980

Wallagrass 653
Caswell 586
St. John 322
Reed 274
Winterville 235
Cary 229
Cyr 147
Macwahoc 126
Garfield 107
Oxbow 84
Hammond 73
E 55
Nashville 48
Moro 30
Glenwood 7

Plantation Populations: 1990-2000

1990

Reed 296
St. John 274
Cary 235
Winterville 217
Cyr 142
Macwahoc 114
Garfield 102
Oxbow 69
E 64
Nashville 43
Moro 38
Glenwood 8

2000

St. John 282
Cary 217
Reed 207
Winterville 196
Cyr 117
Macwahoc 98
Garfield 86
Moro 63
Oxbow 56
Nashville 55
Glenwood 0

Unorganized Territory in Aroostook County

Aroostook County has a lot of unorganized territory, more than any other county in Maine. These areas are mostly in the western part of the county, which is often mountainous and remote. Historically, only about 40% of the county's land was organized into towns or plantations. The rest was unorganized.

Over time, some communities in Maine, including some in Aroostook County, stopped being organized and became unorganized territory again. For example, the town of Benedicta in 1987 and E Plantation in 1990.

Today, the unorganized areas in Aroostook County cover about 4,000 square miles. This is almost 60% of the county's land area, but only about 2.2% of its population lives there.

The U.S. Census Bureau has changed how it counts people in unorganized territories over the years. Since 1970, they've grouped nearby unorganized areas into larger "unorganized territories." As of the 2000 Census, there were five such areas in Aroostook County:

South Aroostook Unorganized Territory: This area is in the southeastern part of the county. It includes the former town of Benedicta and the former Silver Ridge Plantation.
Central Aroostook Unorganized Territory: This area is in the east-central part of the county and includes the former E Plantation.
Square Lake Unorganized Territory: This area is in the northeastern part of the county.
Northwest Aroostook Unorganized Territory: This is the largest unorganized area, covering most of the western part of the county. It includes about two-thirds of all unorganized territory in the county. Most of this area has very few people.
Connor Unorganized Territory: This is the former town of Connor, which became its own unorganized territory because it's not connected to other unorganized land.

Here are the population figures for all unincorporated territory (including plantations) and then just the unorganized territory, with any details available:

Unorganized Territory Populations: 1900-1950

1900 All unincorporated territory: 10,592 Organized plantations: 9,745 Unorganized territory: 847

1910 All unincorporated territory: 12,475 Organized plantations: 11,390 Unorganized territory: 1,085

1920 All unincorporated territory: 9,167 Organized plantations: 8,096 Unorganized territory: 1,071

1930 All unincorporated territory: 8,867 Organized plantations: 8,023 Unorganized territory: 844

1940 All unincorporated territory: 9,723 Organized plantations: 8,630 Unorganized territory: 1,093

1950 All unincorporated territory: 9,272 Organized plantations: 7,315 Unorganized territory: 1,957

Unorganized Territory Populations: 1960-2000

1960 All unincorporated territory: 7,570 Organized plantations: 5,985 Unorganized territory: 1,594 The 1960 Census did not provide a detailed breakdown for unorganized territory.

1970 All unincorporated territory: 5,327 Organized plantations: 3,668 Unorganized territory: 1,659

North Aroostook Unorganized Territory 759
Connor Unorganized Territory 575
South Aroostook Unorganized Territory 243
Central Aroostook Unorganized Territory 82

1980 All unincorporated territory: 4,532 Organized plantations: 2,976 Unorganized territory: 1,556

Square Lake Unorganized Territory 604
Connor Unorganized Territory 574
South Aroostook Unorganized Territory 261
Northwest Aroostook Unorganized Territory 101
Central Aroostook Unorganized Territory 16

1990 All unincorporated territory: 3,136 Organized plantations: 1,602 Unorganized territory: 1,534

Square Lake Unorganized Territory 564
Connor Unorganized Territory 468
South Aroostook Unorganized Territory 404
Central Aroostook Unorganized Territory 53
Northwest Aroostook Unorganized Territory 45

2000 All unincorporated territory: 3,024 Organized plantations: 1,377 Unorganized territory: 1,647

Square Lake Unorganized Territory 615
South Aroostook Unorganized Territory 486
Connor Unorganized Territory 424
Central Aroostook Unorganized Territory 95
Northwest Aroostook Unorganized Territory 27

Indian Reservations

Maine has three federally recognized Indian reservations. One of them, the Penobscot Indian Island Reservation, has a very small part that extends into Aroostook County. In Maine, Indian reservations are treated as separate areas, not part of any town or unorganized territory.

The main part of the Penobscot Indian Island Reservation is near the Penobscot River in Penobscot County. The reservation also controls parts of the Penobscot River channel. A tiny piece of this river channel, less than a quarter of a square mile, is in Aroostook County. This small part of the reservation is entirely water and had no population reported in the 2000 Census.

Notes on Census Totals

Sometimes, the Census Bureau makes small changes to population numbers after they are first released. This can sometimes mean that the numbers for individual towns might not perfectly add up to the county total in older census reports.

For example, in the 1960 Census, the total for Aroostook County was first reported as 106,064. The population for the town of Stockholm was later changed, but the county total wasn't updated to match. So, if you add up the town populations for 1960, they won't exactly equal the county total listed. Similar small revisions happened for the 1970 and 1980 census totals for Aroostook County and some towns.

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