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Guide to Crossing the US Canada Border

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Maine / Canada Border Crossings

Driving Across the United States / Canadian Border in the State of Maine

Maine shares a 611 mile (983 kilometers) border with the Canadian provinces of Quebec and New Brunswick that has 24 land border crossings. It has several of the more heavily-traveled border crossings between the countries, including Calais / St. Stephen, Madawaska / Edmundston, and Houlton / Woodstock Road. All of these are major truck portals.

Quebec / Maine Border Crossings

The links below take you to pages that have detailed information on each border crossing, including border wait times, real-time traffic, contact information, maps, current weather, and much more. As you read down the list, you are seeing the border crossings running from west to east.

  1. Coburn Gore / Woburn
  2. Armstrong-Jackman / Ste Theophile
  3. Sainte Aurelie
  4. Sainte Zacharie
  5. St Juste
  6. Saint Pamphile
  7. Estcourt Station / Pohénégamook

New Brunswick / Maine Border Crossings

The links below take you to pages that have detailed information on each border crossing, including border wait times, real-time traffic, contact information, maps, current weather, and much more. As you read down the list, you are seeing the border crossings running from west to east.

  1. Fort Kent / Clair
  2. Edmundston-Madawaska Bridge
  3. St Leonard-Van Buren Bridge
  4. Hamlin / Grand Falls
  5. Limestone / Gillespie Portage
  6. Fort Fairfield / Perth-Andover
  7. Easton / River de Chute
  8. Bridgewater / Centreville
  9. Monticello / Bloomfield
  10. Houlton / Woodstock
  11. Orient /Fosterville
  12. Forest City
  13. Vanceboro / Ste Croix
  14. Calais / International Avenue
  15. Milltown / Saint Stephen
  16. Ferry Point Crossing / Calais
  17. FDR Bridge

More Travel Tips

  • We have a separate page that shows the Priority Snow Removal Corridors for the State of Maine. These are the roads that will be cleared first after a snowstorm or other weather condition.
  • The state of Maine, and the Canadian provinces of Quebec and New Brunswick issue NEXUS and FAST Cards. Only Maine and Quebec issue Enhanced Drivers Licenses (EDL).
  • You can dial 511 on your phone to access the road conditions information in Maine.