Francophone Communities
More than 1,000 inhabitants
- Madawaska, Maine (pop. 4,534) - 84% French-speaking
- Fort Kent, Maine (pop. 4,233) - 61% French-speaking
- Van Buren, Maine (pop. 2,631) - 79% French-speaking
- Frenchville, Maine (pop. 1,225) - 80% French-speaking
Fewer than 1,000 inhabitants
- Eagle Lake, Maine (pop. 815) - 50% French-speaking
- St. Agatha, Maine (pop. 802) - 80% French-speaking
- St. Francis, Maine (pop. 577) - 61% French-speaking
- Grand Isle, Maine (pop. 518) - 76% French-speaking
- Saint John Plantation, Maine (pop. 282) - 60% French-speaking
- Hamlin, Maine (pop. 257) - 57% French-speaking
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