Oxford County, Administrative county in western Maine, United States
Oxford County stretches across western Maine and includes numerous lakes, rivers, and more than 30 towns and villages. The area combines rural communities with natural landscapes throughout its terrain.
The county was established in 1805 by separating from neighboring regions. This division created an administrative unit that has remained relatively stable since its formation.
The population reflects deep New England roots with English, French Canadian, and Irish forming the primary ancestral groups of local residents.
The administrative center in Paris handles official matters and is accessible during weekday business hours. Visitors can obtain information about the different communities and their services on-site.
Multiple wind turbines take advantage of the elevated terrain to generate electricity. These installations are visible features in certain parts of the landscape.
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