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1586 St. John Road

2 2.0   Sf: 1770   Yr: 2017  Acres: 2.350

Simply amazing opportunity to own this pristine piece of property. Enjoy this bucolic paradise where you can access the ITS (Interconnected Trail System) from your back yard. This fabulous home...

225 Allagash Road

6 3.0   Sf: 2500   Yr: 2011  Acres: 3.300

Welcome to God's country, Lodge and Camp situated on 400ft of the St. John River, This property could be used as a family compound, , or business, This area has world class Hunting, fishing...

858 Allagash Road

5 2.0   Sf: 1780   Yr: 1885  Acres: 4.100

Discover a rare gem in beautiful Allagash, offered for the first time ever! Are you seeking a quiet retreat away from the treadmill of life? Look no further! This expansive 5 bedroom, 1.5 bath home...

24 US RT 1

4 2.0   Sf: 2010   Yr: 1936  Acres: 3.310

Discover Your Dream Home with River frontage and Over 3 Acres! ** Embrace the charm of this beautifully maintained cape-style home, where gleaming hardwood floors create a warm and inviting...

Tbd US 1 Route

1 0.0   Sf: 240   Yr: 2021  Acres: 4.600

Owner Finance Available. If you are in search of a remote setting in northern Maine with frontage on the Saint John River, this is a must see. Nearly 5 acres within minutes of the town of Van Buren...

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St. John River Information

The St. John River is a significant waterway located in the northeastern United States, primarily flowing through northern Maine and forming part of the border between the United States and Canada. Here are some key points about the St. John River:

Geography
- Source: The river originates from the St. John Lake in the province of New Brunswick, Canada.
- Course: It flows southwest into Maine before continuing back into Canada, ultimately emptying into the Bay of Fundy.
- Length: The river is approximately 418 miles (672 km) long, making it one of the longest rivers in the region.

Hydrology
- The St. John River has a basin area that extends over 21,000 square miles (about 54,000 km²). It receives water from several tributaries as it flows, including the Aroostook River.

Ecology
- The river and its surrounding areas are home to a diverse array of flora and fauna. The ecosystem includes wetland habitats and riparian zones that provide crucial living spaces for various species, particularly fish and aquatic life.

Cultural and Historical Significance
- The St. John River has historical importance for Indigenous peoples, such as the Maliseet and Passamaquoddy tribes, who have historically relied on the river for transportation, fishing, and trade.
- The river played a role in early European exploration and settlement in the region and has shaped the development of surrounding communities.

Recreation
- The St. John River is popular for various recreational activities, including fishing, canoeing, kayaking, and hiking along its banks. It is especially known for its salmon fishing opportunities.
- Several parks and natural areas along the river provide outdoor enthusiasts with access to its shores and surrounding landscapes.

Infrastructure
- The river has several bridges and roads that facilitate transportation across the waterways between Maine and New Brunswick. This includes crossings that are essential for both local residents and commercial activities.

The St. John River, with its natural beauty and rich cultural history, serves as an important resource for the communities along its banks and contributes significantly to the region's ecology and economy.

If you're interested in specific real estate options, amenities, or activities around the lake, feel free to ask a Lake Real Estate Specialist!


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