Aroostook County is the largest county in the state of Maine, covering over 6,800 square miles. It is located in the northern part of the state and is known for its vast landscapes, including forests, rivers, and agricultural land. The county is often referred to as "The County" by locals and is famous for its potato farming, contributing significantly to the Maine potato industry. The county seat is Caribou, and other notable towns include Presque Isle and Fort Kent. Aroostook County has a rich cultural heritage, influenced by its Acadian roots and diverse communities. Outdoor activities such as hiking, snowmobiling, and fishing are popular due to the area's natural beauty.