Franklin Delano Roosevelt Bridge, International road bridge between Lubec, Maine and Campobello Island, New Brunswick.
The Franklin Delano Roosevelt Bridge is an international road bridge linking Lubec, Maine to Campobello Island in New Brunswick. It spans the Lubec Narrows and connects the local road systems of both communities.
The bridge opened in 1962 and replaced the previous ferry systems that had connected the two locations. It marked an important shift toward permanent and reliable transportation across this border region.
The bridge serves as a daily crossing point where residents and visitors move freely between two nations at the easternmost edge of the border. It stands as a symbol of the close relationship between Maine and New Brunswick communities that share this landscape.
Crossing the bridge requires valid travel documents and preparation for border inspection at both ends. Drive slowly and watch for signage directing you to the appropriate customs facilities.
This is the only permanent land route to Campobello Island, without which reaching it would require a lengthy detour or boat travel. The bridge made the isolated island community accessible for regular contact with the mainland.
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