2024 Map of Frenchville

About this map

The Saint John River forms a major international boundary in this northern Maine landscape, separating the United States from Canada. Along its southern bank, the settlements of Frenchville and Upper Frenchville follow the river's curve, anchored by local landmarks like Saint Luce Cem and the surrounding heights of Glass Hill and Gagnon Hill. The area is part of the broader Upper Saint John River Valley, where the geography is defined by a series of north-flowing tributaries such as Daigle Brook, Dickey Brook, and Burgoin Brook. Across the water, several French-named streams, including Ruisseau Trois-Milles and Ruisseau à Félix-Martin, drain into the main channel near Levesque Island and Michaud Island. This modern survey highlights the persistent influence of Acadian heritage through its road names, including Charette Hill Rd and Paradis Ave.