Woodland, Maine
Border town with diverse heritage
Overview
Key Facts
Weather & Seasons
summer
Warm and pleasant, 65-78°F
winter
Very cold with heavy snow, -5 to 20°F
spring
Cool and muddy, 30-52°F
fall
Crisp and colorful, 38-58°F
How to Get There
Woodland is located on Route 1 in northern Aroostook County at the Canadian border crossing.
Satellite preview shows the approximate town outline to help you get oriented before you arrive.
Satellite preview
Woodland outline
Outdoor Recreation
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Woodland known for?
Woodland is known as a vibrant bilingual border community where English and French are commonly heard, blending Acadian, American, and Canadian cultures. The town features an international border crossing and multicultural character unique to the St. John Valley.
Is Woodland a bilingual community?
Yes, Woodland is a bilingual community where both English and French are commonly spoken. The town's location on the Canadian border and Acadian heritage create cultural influences that flow freely across the international boundary.
How far is Woodland from Caribou?
Woodland is about 25 minutes from Caribou on Route 1 in northern Aroostook County. The town sits at the Canadian border crossing, making it convenient for cross-border commerce and cultural exchange.