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	Incorporated - 1714
	Origin of Name - Settled 1710, named Oct., 1710, probably from Ashford in Kent, England; incorporated Oct., 1714. Formerly New Scituate.
	Population			Area
	1850	1295		Acres	25256
	1900	757		Square Miles	39.5
	1950	845		Square Km	102.2
	2000	4098
	Belongs to
	Windham County
	Windham Region Council of Governments
	Northeast Economic Development Region
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