2014 Map of Vanceboro

About this map

Vanceboro stands at the international border, where the St. Croix River begins its southward journey from the Chiputneticook Lakes. This borderland landscape is defined by its complex hydrology, with the river descending through a series of technical water features including Salmon Brook Rips, Wingdam Rips, and Joe Georges Rips. The town site is bounded by the river to the east and the significant elevation of The Horseback to the north, which overlooks the waters of Spednic Lake. Local landmarks like Ice House Point and Billy Semple Island reflect the area's long history of lake and river use. Further south, the landscape transitions into the Grand Falls Flowage, punctuated by prominent heights such as Sussie Hill. The map meticulously details the road network serving this remote corner of Washington County, including Vanceboro Rd and Walker Brook Rd.