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Georgetown-on-Arrowsic began splitting away; in 1759, Woolwich withdrew, followed in 1781 by Bath. In 1814, Phippsburg was set off and incorporated. The original petition requested that it be named Dromore after one of the town's oldest sections, but
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1431:"Phippsburg | Maine: An Encyclopedia"
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1164:2000 census
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1851:Categories
1726:Phippsburg
1721:Georgetown
1716:Bowdoinham
1251:References
1168:As of the
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602:steamboats
598:Gilded Age
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523:missionary
446:massacring
389:Winnegance
333:Phippsburg
323:feature ID
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127:69°48′53″W
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