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Benton

Benton, a town in Kennebec County, was incorporated as Sebasticook on March 16, 1842 from land set off from Clinton. Its name was changed to Benton on June 19, 1850 in honor of Missouri Democratic U.S. Senator Thomas Hart Benton. Benton Station is a location in the town of Benton near the Maine Central Railroad tracts and across the Kennebec River from Fairfield. Benton is the birthplace of longtime U.S. Congressional parliamentarian and U.S. Representative Asher C. Hinds. From Maine: An Encyclopedia (www.themaineencyclopedia.com)

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About Benton:
Population: 2557
Population Density: 90
County: Kennebec
School District: MSAD 49
Average Property Value: $115,000
Area: 28.4 sq miles
Median Income: $42,861
Affordability Index*: 1.08
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