Knox County, ME

Modeled firewood price: seasoned, cut and split, delivered, per full cord

Based on statewide data

$360 / cord

Most delivered full-cord prices here are likely between $260 and $500.

Real prices from a state or regional survey shape this number, but no price from this county itself does yet.

Same estimate since August 2026. Price history

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Nearby counties

CountyEstimate per cordLikely rangeEvidence
Lincoln County $365 $270–$500 Based on local prices and statewide data
Waldo County $360 $265–$485 Based on local prices and statewide data
Sagadahoc County $370 $270–$500 Based on local prices and statewide data
Kennebec County $360 $270–$480 Based on local prices and statewide data
Hancock County $360 $265–$485 Based on local prices and statewide data

Every nearby county's likely range overlaps Knox County's, so the estimates can't tell their firewood prices apart.

Price history

MonthEstimateLikely rangeEvidenceNew local prices?
November 2026 (this page) $360 $260–$500 Based on statewide data No
October 2026 $360 $260–$500 Based on statewide data No
September 2026 $360 $260–$500 Based on statewide data We changed how we estimate here
We changed how we estimate here, so the months above and below this line aren't compared.
August 2026 $360 $260–$500 Based on statewide data Earliest month shown

“No” means no new price reached the model that month, so the estimate repeats the month before. It says nothing about whether local sellers' prices moved.

Each earlier month is the estimate as published then, read from the public archive, where every month can be downloaded.

How this estimate was built

  • Evidence: real firewood prices shape this estimate, the most specific at the state level. They come from:
    • statewide survey data — a statewide figure, not specific to this county
  • Climate: how cold winters here are, from NOAA's 30-year normals.
  • Wood heat: 9.7% of occupied homes here heat mainly with wood (2024, Census ACS).
  • Data as of November 1, 2026. Sources, uncertainty and limits are on the methodology page.