The population of East Millinocket, Maine is comprised of 1,601 people of various races. Of this total, 0% are Black or African-American, 0.1% are Hispanic or Latino, and 2.0% are Asian or Pacific Islander. Only 0.1% of the population is identified as American Indian or Alaska Native. Almost half of the population is considered to be non-Hispanic, which means that they speak English well but are not actively seeking work.
The majority of the population of East Millinocket was born in Asia, Africa, and Australia, and 0.0% of residents were born in South America. This percentage is lower than the national average, which is 57.7%. While the rest of the population was born in North America, some people were born in other parts of the world. The area of Maine is home to several national parks, so you'll be able to enjoy some great hiking and biking trails in this region.
The town's population was first settled in the late 1800s as the site of a hydroelectric dam. The Bangor and Aroostook Railroad connected Houlton to Millinocket, which eventually led to the establishment of the Great Northern Paper Company. The mill employed many Italians and people from other countries. The population of the city grew as the demand for workers grew. At one point, the city was home to one of the highest levels of manufacturing wages in the state.