Population: 13,500 in winter, 33,000 in summer
Area: 56.4 square miles
Government: Selectmen, Town Manager
Schools: 2 Elementary, Middle School, and High School
Services: Full-time police, full-time fire, 5 churches
Historic Sites: Nubble Light, The Old Schoolhouse, Old Gaol, Jefferds Tavern, Elizabeth Perkins House, Emerson Wilcox House

• Easy access to both Interstate 95 and Route One.
• York has one of the best hospitals in Maine.
• York in one of the largest towns in the state.
• Easy commute to Boston, MA, Portland, ME and Portsmouth, NH.
• A new state of the art public library was built in 2001.
• 4 beaches with vast amounts of coastline and sunshine to enjoy.
• An active Historical Society preserves the history of York and offers tours of its buildings.
• York is bordered by Ogunquit, Kittery, South Berwick, Eliot, and the Atlantic Ocean.

SPECIAL EVENTS

• York Days are held from the last week of July through the first week in August.
• Harvestfest is a three-day event in October.
• A special Christmas tree lighting festival is held out at The Nubble.
• The Festival of Lights is a Yule holiday celebration.