Assessment of the Adequacy of U.S.-Canadian Infrastructure to Accommodate Trade through Eastern Border Crossings. Appendix 1. Descriptive Profiles of Maine Frontier

1995PDFTech ReportDOT-VNTSC-FHWA-94-03A;PB95-106860Customs administrationInfrastructureInternational bordersInternational tradeBorder crossingsBorder crossing facilitiesTradeTraffic flowsCanadaMaineInternational bordersInternational tradeCustoms administrationMaineUnited States. Federal Highway AdministrationFlanagan, A.C.John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center, (U.S.)Wayne State UniversityUnited States. Federal Highway Administration. Office of Policy DevelopmentAGR-COMMODITIES-COMMODITIESAGR-FREIGHT-Commodity FlowAGR-FREIGHT-FREIGHTAGR-FREIGHT-Intermodal Freight TransportationNTL-FREIGHT-FREIGHTVolpe National Transportation Systems Center, Technical Reference Center;Federal Highway AdministrationThe profiles contained in the appendix are all in the Portland, Maine district. They are listed below by border groups as used in the study, with the U.S. Customs port codes indicated. Maine Frontier Border Crossings: Calais - Calais, Ferry Point, ME (10115); Calais, Milltown, ME (10115); and Vanceboro, ME (10103). Houlton - Houlton, ME (10106); Orient, ME (10106; Monticello Station, ME (10106); Bridgewater, ME (10127); Fort Fairfield, ME (10107); and Limestone, ME (10118). Madawaska - Madawaska, ME (10109); Van Buren, ME (10108); and Hamlin, ME (10108)