The Calais Milltown border crossing is one of three that connect Calais in Maine with St Stephen in New Brunswick. Milltown serves as a bridge crossing alongside Ferry Point and International Avenue. The Milltown bridge has been in existence since 1825. However, the current bridge was opened in 2014 after being rebuilt.

In the past, the Milltown bridge suffered from congestion. However, since the opening of International Avenue, the traffic has considerably reduced. Now, the Milltown border crossing is only available to passenger vehicles. Trucks, HGVs, and commercial vehicles will be redirected to International Avenue.

As this bridge has limited opening hours, travelers may prefer to use either one of the other Calais Maine border crossings;  the Calais International Avenue crossing or Calais Ferry Point crossing, which are both open 24 hours a day.

Please note during the COVID-19 situation some of the FAQ info below might be subject to change. Please let us know of any corrections required. You can view live and average Milltown Bridge wait times right now below. Times remain accurate and are sourced from the US Customs & Border Patrol. You can also view a map of the Milltown border crossing area below.