2018 Map of Calais

About this map

The St. Croix River serves as the international boundary on this Maine-New Brunswick borderland sheet, where the industrial and residential corridors of Calais and Milltown meet the Canadian shore. The river's winding path is punctuated by several small islands including Sawdust Island and McKeesick Island, while the interior terrain is marked by the heights of Magurrewock Mtn. Moving south, the landscape transitions into the wetlands of Goodall Heath and the waterways of Magurrewock Stream, showing the contrast between the dense street grid of the city and the preserved natural spaces along the Greenway Trail. Genealogy researchers will find the layout of Calais Cem and the small settlement at Baring, while rail historians can trace the network leading to Saint Croix Junction. The map illustrates a contemporary view of this gateway between the United States and Canada.