County of Lincoln
 Lincoln County, incorporated in 1760, is a coastal county with 451 miles of coastline. The county name is derived from the home of Governor Thomas Pownal of Massachusetts, who was born in Lincoln, England.
Commercial fishing, lobstering, boat building and other coastal activities account for a part of Lincoln’s economic base.
The county includes many small, picturesque coastal communities that are popular summer destinations, such as Wiscasset, the county seat, and Boothbay Harbor.
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County Officials
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Name |
| Judge of Probate |
Thomas Berry |
| County Commissioner |
William Blodgett |
| County Commissioner |
Sheridan Bond |
| County Sheriff |
Todd Brackett |
| Register of Probate |
Chester Fossett |
| County Clerk |
Nancy Giles |
| County Commissioner |
Kenneth Honey |
| District Attorney |
Geoffrey Rushlau |
| Register of Deeds |
Marcia Silva |
| Emergency Management |
Timothy Pellerin |
| County Recycling |
Michael Thompson |
| Communications/ 911 |
Timothy Pellerin |
| County Treasurer |
Donald B. Williams |
Cities, Towns, & Townships
A-B-C-D |
E-F-G-H |
I-J-K-L |
M-N-O-P |
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X-Y-Z A-B-C-D
Alna |
Boothbay | Boothbay Harbor | Bremen | Bristol |
Damariscotta | Dresden | E-F-G-H
Edgecomb |
I-J-K-L
Jefferson |
M-N-O-P
Monhegan Island Plt |
Newcastle | Nobleboro |
Q-R-S-T
Somerville | South Bristol | Southport |
U-V-W
Waldoboro | Westport | Whitefield | Wiscasset | X-Y-Z
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