Etna

Etna is a town in Penobscot County, Maine, United States. The population was 1,012 at the 2000 census. Etna is named for the famed Mt. Etna in Italy. It was originally known as "Crosbytown" after its first proprietor, Gen. John Crosby of Hampden, Maine. It was incorporated as a town in 1820. By 1859 it had a population of 802. Etna is an important site in the religion...
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  • Etna, Maine

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50th percentile rent - 0 br:

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  • 547
  • 2009

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  • 551
  • 2009

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  • 657
  • 2009

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  • 835
  • 2009

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  • 989
  • 2009

Geolocation:

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  • 44.8208
  • -69.1117

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Area:

  • 63.71371 km²

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