U.S. officials have marked the completion of a new $33 million border crossing facility on the U.S.-Canadian border in the Vermont town of Derby Line.
Federal and state officials, as well as some of their Canadian counterparts, gathered Wednesday at the post.
The new, energy-efficient border post at the northern end of Interstate 91 that processes about 1.1 million people a year as well as cargo, is designed to ensure the free-flow of people and commerce between the two countries.
Construction began in the fall of 2016.
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