Water Companies in Brownfield, ME

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Aqua Maine Inc
(207) 625-2331 more info
Bridgton Water District
(207) 647-2881 more info
Bridgton Water District
(207) 647-4428 more info
Harrison Water District
(207) 583-6170 more info
Limerick Water District
(207) 793-4401 more info
North Conway Water Precinct
(603) 356-5382 more info
Ossipee Water & Sewer Department
(603) 539-7150 more info
Ossipee Water Department
(603) 539-3478 more info
Pequawket Water Co
(207) 935-4157 more info
Summit View Water Co
(603) 323-9907 more info

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Facts about Brownfield, ME:
Brownfield is a town in Oxford County, Maine, United States. The population was 1,251 at the 2000 census. Brownfield is home to the Stone Mountain Arts Center. The area was once territory of the Pequawket Abenaki Indians, whose main village was located at what is today Fryeburg. It was granted on January 23, 1764 by the Massachusetts General Court to Captain Henry Young Brown for his services in the French and Indian Wars. Settlement began about 1765. Brown was required to settle 38 families by June 10, 1770, with a minister recruited by 3 years after that. Unfortunately, a portion of the original grant was found to lie in New Hampshire. Replacement land in Maine was granted to Brown on June 25, 1766. It was called Brownfield Addition, one part of which now lies within Hiram and Denmark. The township was first organized as Brownfield Plantation, named in honor of its principal proprietor. On February 20, 1802, it was incorporated as Brownfield. By the War of 1812, it had nearly 900...

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