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History of Hartland, Maine, USA
Journey back in time to Hartland, Maine, USA
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About Hartland
The area was first settled in approximately 1800, and was incorporated as Warrentown or Warrenton on February 17, 1820. It was the last town in Maine to be incorporated by the Massachusetts General Court before the Missouri Compromise which led to the birth of the state of Maine, three weeks later.
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Discover Hartland: History, News, Travel, and Stories
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Somerset county. This excellent township is watered on its eastern boundary by one of the principal branches of Sebasticook river. The inhabitants are principally engaged in agricultural pursuits, and the soil richly rewards them for their industry. Hartland produced 4,836 bushels of wheat in 1837, some wool and other valuable commodities. It was incorporated in 1820. Population, 1837, 890. It lies 42 miles N. by E. from Augusta and 18 N.E. from Norridgewock.
Fishing: The region around Hartland is known for its excellent fishing opportunities. Great Moose Lake is home to various fish species, including bass and trout, making it a popular spot for anglers. Make sure to check local regulations and obtain the necessary licenses.
Hiking and Nature Trails: Explore the beautiful natural surroundings by hiking some of the local trails. The Hartland Recreational Area has well-maintained paths where you can enjoy a peaceful walk or a more challenging hike. Keep an eye out for local wildlife and the changing seasons' beauty.
Big Squaw Mountain: If you're up for a day trip, head to Big Squaw Mountain, which offers hiking trails and panoramic views of the...
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Ancestors Who Were Born or Died in Hartland, Maine, USA
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