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Farmington CDP, ME is a small community located in Franklin County. It is known for its historic buildings, quaint downtown area, and friendly people. The population of Farmington CDP, ME is approximately 2,000 residents. Visitors to the town can enjoy exploring the local history at the Farmington Historical Society, as well as shopping at the downtown stores and visiting a variety of parks and outdoor recreation areas.
Reviews of Farmington CDP, ME are mostly positive. Many visitors remark that the town is clean and welcoming with small-town charm. They also praise the abundance of parks and recreational activities available in the area. Additionally, visitors commonly mention how friendly and helpful everyone in town was during their visit.
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Farmington's population - 1/13/2011
I agree that Farmington is a delightful town to live in, but I believe your population facts are wrong. The 2010 census lists Farmington with a populationof 7,410, a big difference from the 4,000 plus you have listed.
Even when I was growing up in Farmington in the 60's and 70's we had 5,000 plus and we have gained in population, culture, a vibrant downtown, and so much more. It is indeed a great place to live.
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Friendly town - 1/14/2007
Farmington and its surrounding towns have very friendly people, always ready to lend a hand. Bean suppas
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Great Sweet Little ...Slightly Impoverished...A Bi - 3/2/2006
Farmington is all the above. Its best asset is the pretty little brick building-lined town that has just about verything you need for every day living from excellent restaurants, a movie theater, ski slope just outside of town, decent shopping, freshwater fishing near by, a couple coffee shops,a nationally recognized liberal arts college, a performing theater (small one at the college)gorgeous hillsides, sparkling night skies and friendly people. It's biggest problems, however, are; some unsightly poverty in the hills around the town, a significant population of hairy smelly mountain people who like hunting, mud, diesel trucks and living in run down shacks, and...the fact that it's so far away from a major city. I really like living here...but I would like to move closer to the coast and a bigger city like Portland. Oh, you can't get real good pizza in Farmington either. Major
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