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Union
Union is a town in Knox County, incorporated on October 20, 1786 from Sterling Plantation.
Settled in 1774, it became the subject of Ben Ames Williams' historical novel Come Spring, which chronicles the early settlement of the town through the lives of the Robbins family.
The Knox County Fair is held annually in Union, which is easily reached by Maine Routes 17, 131 and 235.
From Maine: An Encyclopedia (www.themaineencyclopedia.com)
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Population: 2209Population Density: 69County: KnoxSchool District: MSAD 40Average Property Value: $155,000Area: 34.3 sq milesMedian Income: $44,265Affordability Index*: 0.85
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