Saint Pamphile Border Crossing

{{Short description|Canada–United States border crossing}}

{{unreferenced|date=January 2020}}

{{Infobox port-of-entry

|name=Saint Pamphile Border Crossing

|image=St_Pamphile_border.jpg

|image_size=300px

|image_caption=US-Canada Border at St. Pamphile

|country=United States; Canada

|location={{plainlist|

• Blanchette Road / Rue Elgin Sud
• US Port: Blanchette Road, St Pamphile, ME 04770
• Canadian Port: 1123 Elgin Road South, Saint-Pamphile, Quebec G0R 3X0

}}

|coordinates={{coord|display=inline,title|46.942572|-69.750384|region:US_type:landmark}}

|opened=1949

| blankdetailstitle1 = US Phone

| blankdetails1 = (418) 356-3222

| blankdetailstitle2 = Canadian Phone

| blankdetails2 = (418) 356-3151

| blankdetailstitle3 = Hours

| blankdetails3 = US Side: 6:00 AM-9:00 PM Monday and Thursday. 6:00 AM-8:00 PM Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday. 8:00 AM-4:00 PM Saturday

Canadian Side: 9:00AM-5:00PM Weekdays

| website=http://www.cbp.gov/contact/ports/jackman

}}

The Saint Pamphile Border Crossing, connecting Saint-Pamphile, Quebec to the US state of Maine across the Canada–United States border, is primarily used by Canadian logging trucks to access the privately owned North Maine Woods in Maine. Near the US port of entry is a company check station that issues permits to enter the woods. Logging operations have been conducted in this part of Maine for decades, and the processing plant in Canada is adjacent to the international boundary. The roads in the US are generally not passable into eastern Maine and in some cases are gated.