Allagash

Allagash sits at the confluence of the Allagash and Saint John rivers in northern Maine, where dense North Woods forest meets a broad river valley near the Canadian border. This small community lies deep in Maine’s sparsely settled interior, far from the coast and the state’s larger towns. The rivers have long supported travel, fishing and the timber economy, while the surrounding country is associated with canoeing, hunting and seasonal outdoor work. Allagash is part of the Saint John Valley, whose Acadian and French-Canadian connections distinguish this corner of Maine. See how Allagash fits into the Saint John Valley and northern Maine by browsing webcams nearby.

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