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New Limerick data is not available. Aroostook county data used instead.

The data for Aroostook county, ME may also contain data for the following areas: Silver Ridge Township, Oakfield, Oxbow, Wade, Allagash, Island Falls, Moro Plantation, Drew Plantation, Littleton, New Sweden, Winterville Plantation, Blaine, Hammond, Cross Lake Township, Linneus, Perham, Hamlin, Saint Francis, Haynesville, Chapman, Crystal, Cyr Plantation, Sherman Mills, Van Buren, Washburn, Madawaska, Lille, Portage Lake, Woodland, Wytopitlock, Houlton, Upper Frenchville, Caswell, Bancroft, Ashland, Mapleton, Limestone, Glenwood Plantation, Saint Agatha, Saint John Plantation, New Limerick, Sinclair, Cary Plantation, Fort Kent, Garfield Plantation, Ludlow, Benedicta, Connor Township, Westmanland, Eagle Lake, Smyrna Mills, Orient, Fort Fairfield, New Canada, Hersey, Wallagrass, Castle Hill, Nashville Plantation, Dyer Brook, Monticello, Amity, Hodgdon, Presque Isle, Quimby, Merrill, Clayton Lake, Sherman, Westfield, Saint David, Masardis, Bridgewater, Frenchville, Easton, Reed Plantation, Grand Isle, Portage, Stockholm, Caribou, Mars Hill

Quality of Life Index: Based on the results of a study group, this index is calculated based on what variables affect individuals as they search for a new home, how much they would enjoy living in a place and the impact of each selected variable. For example, the crime index affects the total quality of life index negatively and the amusement index affects it positively.

Positive Variables Weighted for Quality of Life Index: Amusement, Culture, Education, Medical, Religion, Restaurants and Weather

Negative Variables Weighted for Quality of Life Index: Crime, Earthquake and Mortality

Index score: (100 = National Average) for an area is compared to the national average of 100. A score of 200 indicates twice the national average, while 50 indicates half the national average.

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