Maine State Center Wiki: Androscoggin County, Maine
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In the United States this century, hurricane episodes have resulted in more than 14,600 deaths and have caused property damage in excess of $94 billion in constant 1990 U.S. dollars (National Research Council, 1994).
Source: The Louisiana State Center
Androscoggin County, Maine
Maine CountiesPages about Androscoggin county:
- Androscoggin County Chamber - The Chamber is an independent, member-supported business organization which promotes a business environment that contributes to the community and economic vitality of the Androscoggin County region.
- Androscoggin County Maine - USGenWeb Project - Past and present county links and information. Provides genealogical resources and vital records.
- Androscoggin Historical Society - Provides membership information, links to county databases, cemeteries, family histories, and family bibles.
- Androscoggin Land Trust - Organization committed to restoration of the Androscoggin River, recognition of historical and cultural resources in the Androscoggin Valley and educating the public involving preservation of natural habitat.
- Androscoggin Valley Community Network - Annotated links, news, and Androscoggin County web directory.
- Cooperative Extension: Androscoggin and Sagadahoc Counties - Local office, email, links to state resources.
- County of Androscoggin - Provides brief description, facts, addresses, localities, and list of officials.
- NACo: Androscoggin County - Elected county officials, codes and ordinances, policies and other data provided by the National Association of Counties.
- Profile for Androscoggin County - Statistics and facts. County seat is located in Auburn.
Please feel free to add your Androscoggin county, Maine resources to this page.
In the United States this century, hurricane episodes have resulted in more than 14,600 deaths and have caused property damage in excess of $94 billion in constant 1990 U.S. dollars (National Research Council, 1994).
Source: Louisiana State Center
