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Town of Woodville

Penobscot CountyWoodville is a town in Penobscot County, incorporated on February 28, 1895 from Woodville Plantation, which had been organized for election purposes as early as 1854 and as a local governing plantation in 1860.

Prior to 1854 it was known as Indian Township Number 2. Its final name reflects the wooded nature of its surroundings.

The town dominates the west side of the great bend in the Penobscot River just south of Medway where the East and West branches combine.

Maine Route 116 leaves the River in Chester and cuts through Woodville to Medway.

From Maine: An Encyclopedia (www.themaineencyclopedia.com)

Town Officials

Title Name
1st Selectman/Assessor William Chesley
Chr Assessment Review Phyllis Goodine
Excise/Tax Collector Billie Farley
Municipal Clerk Sherry Kimball
Municipal Treasurer Billie Farley
Road Commissioner Daniel Violette
Selectman/Assessor Daniel Violette

Town Facts

County: Penobscot

School Dist/Dept:
Woodville School Department

Senate District: 27

House District: 11

Congressional District: 2

Population: 286

Area: 39.3 sq miles

Pop. Density: 7/sq mile

Longitude: W 68:26:06

Latitude: N 45:31:29

Contact Information

Address:
Hc 65, Box 5058
Lincoln, ME 04457
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Tel: (207) 746-9298

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