• The town of Haut Madawaska runs along the Saint John River valley and extends to the intersection of the State of Maine, New Brunswick and Quebec borders.
• Rich entrepreneurial and tourist region, mainly based on wood transformation and poultry farming.
• In terms of education, there are 2 elementary schools that have an excellent reputation, one of which, the Centre d'Apprentissage du Haut-Madawaska, in Clair, stands out internationally, having recently been awarded the world's first Quasar recognition by the organization Idée Éducation Entrepreneuriale. The other is Ernest Lang Community School in St-Francois de Madawaska.
• A land inhabited by music, history, culture and legends, the capital of the legendary Republic of Madawaska, a meeting place for Acadians, Indigenous, Quebecers, and Americans, the City of Haut-Madawaska is a unique community with a rich past and a promising future.
• Within a 30 km radius, there are 2 downhill ski centers and 1 cross-country ski center (Mont Farlagne in Edmundston and Lonesome Pine Trails(downhill) & Outdoor Center cross-country) in Fort Kent, Maine.
• We also have 3 daycares, 2 in Clair from infants, 1 pre-school to school-age and 1 in St-Francois from Pre-school to school age.

Please visit Haut-Madawaska's website www.haut-madawaska.com and you will find all kinds of information on Haut-Madawaska, places to visit, accommodations, restaurants, garages, activities, schools, daycares. Please have a look at the short video and it will give you an idea on what Haut-Madawaska can offer in our little community.