If you're looking to visit the Bryant Pond, ME area, you can find out more about the local population by browsing the population and steets of cities nearby. These towns are about 34 miles from the center of Bryant Pond, ME. The population in each of them varies, so check out the list below to find out where you can stay while you're in town.
The crime rate in Bryant Pond is 84th percentile, which means it's a bit safer than the national average. This crime map also shows how many crimes are committed in the city by type, and the severity of the crimes. While the crime rate in this city is much lower than the national average, the red areas don't necessarily mean it's a safe place to live.
There are a few historical records for the town. The first was published by John E. Dunham in 1835. He closed the store in 1865 and was succeeded by his brother, E. S. Eussell. In 1880, another store was opened in the Andrews Mill and was kept by Hiram Perkins. This store was successful for a short time, but the town declined after that. In 1851, it moved to the new location of Andrews' mill. The store sold New England rum and other goods in dwelling houses.