Oxford Unorganized Territory, Maine

Oxford Unorganized Territory is a unified school district in Oxford County, Maine, for grades K–12. About 763 people live in it (2020–2024 estimate). It covers 669 sq mi (1,733 km²) of land.

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Oxford Unorganized Territory in Maine
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Population, 2020–2024 estimate
763 ± 135
Grades
K–12
Type
Unified school district
County
Oxford County
Land area
669 sq mi (1,733 km²)
Median household income
$76,607 ± $4,676
Median home value
$235,600 ± $30,945
Water area
43.9 sq mi (114 km²)
State
Maine
Census code (GEOID)
2382002
Coordinates (central point)
44.821360, -70.907663

These coordinates mark a central point for the district, not a school or an address. Population, income and home value: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates, ± margin at 90% confidence; checked on October 20, 2026.

Bordering unified school districts, nearest first

  1. Upton7.4 mi southwest
  2. Lincoln Plantation9.7 mi northwest
  3. Regional School Unit 7814 mi northeast
  4. Byron Public Schools15 mi southeast
  5. Andover Public Schools17 mi southeast
  6. Coos County School District, New Hampshire17 mi west
  7. School Administrative District 4427 mi south
  8. Pittsburg School District, New Hampshire28 mi northwest
  9. Franklin Unorganized Territory29 mi northeast
  10. Gilead29 mi south
  11. Regional School Unit 5632 mi southeast
  12. Gorham Randolph Shelburne Cooperative School District, New Hampshire33 mi southwest
All 16
  1. Regional School Unit 1041 mi southeast
  2. School Administrative District 1748 mi south
  3. Chatham School District, New Hampshire49 mi south
  4. School Administrative District 7252 mi south

These share a boundary with Oxford Unorganized Territory. Distances are straight lines between central points.

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