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, Maine in Aroostook County


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Please try searching another, possibly more rural and populated region. Other cities in Aroostook county include:

Acadia,   Adaline,   Allagash,   Amity,   Ashland,   Bancroft,   Batesville,   Benedicta,   Bennett,   Bishop,   Blackstone,   Blackwater,   Blaine,   Bradbury,   Bradburys,   Bridgewater,   Buffalo,   Bugbee,   Burnt Mill,   California,   Caribou,   Carriveau Mill,   Carson,   Cary,   Carys Mills,   Castle Hill,   Caswell,   Chapman,   Clayton Lake,   Cleveland,   Colby,   Cropley Turn,   Crouseville,   Crystal,   Cyr,   Daaquam,   Daigle,   Daigle Mill,   Dickey,   Dyer Brook,   Eagle Lake,   East Hodgdon,   Easton,   Easton Center,   Easton Station,   Estabrook Settlement,   Estcourt,   Fairmount,   Fort Fairfield,   Fort Kent,   Fort Kent Mills,   Fort Kent Village,   Fournier,   Frenchville,   Garfield,   Glenwood,   Goodrich,   Goodwin,   Grand Isle,   Griswold,   Guerette,   Hamlin,   Hammond,   Hanford,   Harvey,   Hawkins,   Haynesville,   Hersey,   Hill,   Hillman,   Hodgdon,   Houghtonville,   Houlton,   Howe Brook,   Hurd,   Island Falls,   Jackins Settlement,   Jemtland,   Jemtland Station,   Jones Mill,   Keegan,   Lac Frontiere,   Lille,   Limestone,   Linneus,   Little Canada,   Littleton,   Ludlow,   Macwahoc,   Madawaska,   Maine,   Maple Grove,   Mapleton,   Margison,   Masardis,   McGraw,   McNally,   McShea,   Merrill,   Michigan Settlement,   Molunkus,   Monarda,   Monticello,   Morey Brow,   Moro,   Nashville,   New Canada,   New Limerick,   New Sweden,   New Sweden Station,   Nixon,   North Amity,   North Bancroft,   North Wade,   Notre Dame,   Oakfield,   Orient,   Ouellette,   Oxbow,   Parent,   Perham,   Pierre,   Plaisted,   Plourde Mill,   Portage,   Portage Lake,   Presque Isle,   Pride,   Quimby,   Rands,   Reed,   Round Mountain,   Saint Agatha,   Saint David,   Saint Francis,   Saint Francis,   Saint John,   Saint John,   Scopan,   Selden,   Sharp,   Sheridan,   Sherman,   Sherman Mills,   Shorey,   Silver Ridge,   Sinclair,   Skerry,   Smyrna,   Smyrna Center,   Smyrna Mills,   Snow Settlement,   Soldier Pond,   South Bancroft,   Spaulding,   State Road,   Stockholm,   Sugar Hill,   Timoney,   Upper Frenchville,   Van Buren,   Violette Settlement,   Wade,   Walker,   Walker Settlement,   Wallagrass,   Wallagrass Station,   Washburn,   Weeksboro,   Westfield,   Westmanland,   Weston,   Wheelock,   Wheelock Mill,   Winterville,   Woodland,   Woodland Center,   Wytopitlock,  

 

Or have a look at other Maine counties including:

Androscoggin,   Cumberland,   Franklin,   Hancock,   Kennebec,   Knox,   Lincoln,   Oxford,   Penobscot,   Piscataquis,   Sagadahoc,   Somerset,   Waldo,   Washington,   York,  

Interested in fun facts and the history of Mars Hill, ME?
Then read on!

Mars Hill is a small village located in Aroostook County, Maine, USA. It is named after the nearby Mars Hill Mountain. The village is home to around 1,500 people and is known for its scenic location and outdoor recreation opportunities. Visitors can hike to the summit of Mars Hill Mountain for stunning views of the surrounding area or visit the Big Rock Ski Area for skiing and snowboarding in the winter. Mars Hill is also home to the University of Maine at Presque Isle's wind turbine technology program, which aims to train students for careers in the renewable energy industry.