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Town of Burnham

Waldo CountyBurnham, a town in Waldo County, incorporated on February 4, 1824 from Twenty Five Mile Plantation. In 1873 it annexed part of Clinton Gore to complete its current area.

Burnham, on the Sebasticook River, lies between Pittsfield and Clinton connected by Maine Routes 11 and 100. The town, which saw a 19 percent population growth rate in the 1990-2000 decade, fronts on the northwestern shore of Unity Pond where its second largest settlement is located.

Burnham Junction marks the intersection of the Maine Central with the northern terminus of the Belfast and Moosehead Lake Railroad.

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

Town Officials

Title Name
Administrator Carolyn Hamel
Assessors Agent Robert Duplisea
Municipal Clerk Caroline Mitchell
Municipal Treasurer Arlene Miles
Selectman/Assessor Ricky Basford
Selectman/Assessor Luke Goodblood
Selectman/Assessor Stuart Huff
Tax Collector Carolyn Hamel

Town Facts

County: Waldo

School Dist/Dept:
MSAD 53

Senate District: 23

House District: 45

Congressional District: 2

Population: 1142

Area: 39.9 sq miles

Pop. Density: 29/sq mile

Longitude: W 68:22:20

Latitude: N 44:41:06

Contact Information

Address:
247 South Horseback Road
Burnham, ME 04922
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Tel: (207) 948-2369

Fax: (207) 948-2793

Website: Official Website

Email: burnham@uninets.net

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