New Brunswick Route 1

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New Brunswick Route 1 is a major controlled-access highway in southwestern New Brunswick, Canada, that links the U.S. border near St. Stephen with the province’s main population centers and the Trans-Canada Highway.

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New Brunswick Route 1 canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf controlled-access highway
provincial highway
transportation infrastructure
accessControl fully controlled-access for most of its length
connectsTo Calais, Maine
Fredericton region via Trans-Canada Highway
Maine State Route 9
Moncton region via Trans-Canada Highway
Saint John, New Brunswick
Trans-Canada Highway
United States border near St. Stephen
country Canada
crosses Saint John River
St. Croix River via border crossing
hasSpeedLimit 100 km/h on most rural sections
hasStructure Saint John Harbour Bridge
highwayNumber 1
highwayType provincial highway
isPartOfNetwork New Brunswick provincial highway network
junctionWith New Brunswick Route 2
lanes 4-lane divided for most of its length
languageOfSignage English
French
locatedIn New Brunswick
locatedInRegion southwestern New Brunswick
maintainedBy New Brunswick Department of Transportation and Infrastructure
openedAsFreeway late 20th century
partOf National Highway System of Canada
regionCode NB-1
regionServed Fundy Coast region
linked to: Fundy region
roadFunction primary arterial route
trade corridor
serves Hampton
Quispamsis
Rothesay
Saint John
St. Stephen
Sussex area
linked to: Sussex
terminusEast River Glade, New Brunswick
terminusWest Canada–United States border at Calais, Maine
St. Stephen
linked to: Saint Stephen
tollStatus non-tolled highway
upgradedFrom two-lane arterial highway
usedFor commercial trucking
cross-border trade
intercity travel

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