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US City Data

Wilton, ME

Population 1,822 · Maine

Population
1,822
Median Income
$55,721
Median Home Value
$163,500
Median Rent
$560/mo

About Wilton, ME

Wilton is a small community in Maine with a population of 1,822 residents. The median household income is $55,721 per year, which is near the national average. The median age in Wilton is 41.8 years.

Housing in Wilton has a median home value of $163,500 and median monthly rent of $560. Of the 922 total housing units, the majority are owner-occupied, with 431 owner-occupied and 286 renter-occupied units.

The unemployment rate in Wilton is 14.3% and the poverty rate is 6.7%. 24.6% of residents hold a bachelor's degree or higher. The average commute time is 28.1 minutes.

How Wilton Ranks in Maine

Lowest Rent Cities
#15
of 50 cities · $560/mo

Cost of Living in Wilton, ME

Compared to national averages, Wilton has a median household income of $55,721 (26% below the national median of $75,149). Home values average $163,500, which is 33% below the national median. Monthly rent at $560 is 52% below the US average of $1,163. Within Maine, Wilton's income is 14% below the state average of $64,613, and home values are 35% below the state median of $251,113.

Income vs National
$55,721
National: $75,149
Maine: $64,613
Home Value vs National
$163,500
National: $244,900
Maine: $251,113
Rent vs National
$560
National: $1,163
Maine: $972
Unemployment vs National
14.3%
National: 3.7%
Maine: 5.9%

Why Live in Wilton, ME?

Wilton offers affordable housing with a median home value of $163,500, below the US average of $244,900, and rent that’s lower than the national average at $560/month, and a low poverty rate of 6.7%, better than the national average.

Potential considerations include median household income ($55,721) that falls below the national average. However, Wilton’s smaller community size offers a quieter lifestyle and tight-knit neighborhoods.

Wilton has a population of 1,822 with a median age of 41.8 years. Compare Wilton with other cities to see how it stacks up, or explore all cities in Maine.

Similar Cities Near Wilton

Cities in Maine with a similar population size.

CityPopulationMedian IncomeHome Value
North Berwick1,811$54,612$296,300Compare
Dexter1,840$51,667$153,200Compare
Veazie1,866$78,182$294,600Compare
Dixfield1,770$56,250$147,900Compare
Dunstan1,916$97,632$480,600Compare
Steep Falls1,720$68,125$241,000Compare
Richmond1,946$72,036$221,600Compare
Bridgton1,666$58,992$239,200Compare

Demographics

41.8
Median Age
803
Male
1,019
Female
2.7%
Foreign Born

Racial & Ethnic Composition

White0Hispanic/Latino0.2Black0Asian0Two or More0

Economy & Education

14.3%
Unemployment Rate
6.7%
Poverty Rate
24.6%
Bachelor's Degree+
28.1 min
Avg Commute

Housing

922
Total Housing Units
431
Owner Occupied
286
Renter Occupied

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Data source: US Census Bureau ACS 5-Year Estimates. Last updated: 2026-04-05.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Wilton

What is the population of Wilton, ME?

The population of Wilton, ME is 1,822 according to the latest Census data.

What is the median household income in Wilton?

The median household income in Wilton, ME is $55,721 per year.

What is the median home value in Wilton?

The median home value in Wilton, ME is $163,500.

What is the average rent in Wilton?

The median monthly rent in Wilton, ME is $560.

What is the unemployment rate in Wilton?

The unemployment rate in Wilton, ME is 14.3%.

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