Originally part of Penobscot and Washington Counties. Named for Indian word meaning "beautiful river." Incorporated March 16, 1839. Enlarged March 21, 1843, by additions from Penobscot and March 12, 1844, by additions from Piscataquis and Somerset Counties. Contains two cities, 54 towns and 11 plantations. Area, 6,453 square miles. Houlton, county seat. -Maine Register-
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- Aroostook County Government Official site detailing county facts, government data, county officials, municipalities, law enforcement and county offices.
- Political Graveyard -Aroostook County Lists of politicians who were born in, served in or died in Aroostook County.
- Upper St. John River Valley History and genealogical information, including early censuses, land grants and other documents as well as family histories.
- Aroostook County Tourism Information for visiting the largest county in the state, Features lodging, dining, seasons, weather, and local attractions.
- Photos Of Maine Features images taken in the central part of Aroostook County, including Washburn, Caribou, Limestone, and Presque Isle areas.
- Aroostook County - USGenWeb Project Past and present county links and information. Provides genealogical resources and vital records.
- Aroostook County Provides Maine facts, and County information for the tourist or those interested.
- Profile for Aroostook County Statistical information covering towns, cities, population, business and education.