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Putnamville is a populated place located in the town of Middlesex, in Washington County, along the town's eastern border, along the North Branch River. A waterfall there once powered grist and saw mills.

The Putnam family were among the first settlers of the town. The Putnamville post office was opened in 1882 and closed in 1935.

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