Knox Counties Maine United States
Knox Counties Maine United States
Knox
Formed from Lincoln and Waldo Counties. Incorporated in 1860 and named for Geneneral Henry Knox, a friend and member of President George Washington's cabinet, whose residence was in Thomaston. Contains one city, sixteen towns, one organized plantation and one unorganized township. Rockland is the County Seat. Knox County is approximately 374 square miles along midcoast Maine.
-Maine Register-
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- Provides brief description, facts, addresses, localities, and list of officials.
- Local offices, links to statewide resources.
- Elected county officials, codes and ordinances, policies and other data provided by the National Association of Counties.
- Provides information about members of Congress, State Legislators, cities, towns, law enforcement, schools, media, courts, census bureau, economic, and population estimates. County seat is located in Rockland.
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