New Brunswick

Region ·🇨🇦 Canada

Population 775,610

Area 72,528 km²

Time zone America/Moncton

Official website www.gnb.ca

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Explore New Brunswick

New Brunswick Essentials

New Brunswick’s landscape is defined by the Bay of Fundy’s extreme tidal shifts, visible at the Hopewell Rocks and St. Martins Sea Caves. This collection includes the world’s longest covered bridge in Hartland and the 19th-century living history at Kings Landing. Architectural highlights include Fredericton’s Christ Church Cathedral and the Legislative Assembly, while Saint John offers Canada’s oldest farmer’s market and the Reversing Falls Rapids.

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Natural Wonders of New Brunswick

New Brunswick's landscape is defined by its extensive river systems and coastal landmarks. The Miramichi River and its branches are globally recognized for Atlantic salmon fishing, while the Petitcodiac River features a unique tidal bore caused by the Bay of Fundy. Coastal highlights include the 1856 wooden Miscou Island Lighthouse and the Swallowtail Lighthouse on Grand Manan Island. The region also offers serene inland waters like Lake George and the sandy expanses of Waterside Beach.

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Historic Churches & Cathedrals

This collection highlights New Brunswick’s architectural and spiritual landmarks, ranging from the 19th-century Neo-Gothic Christ Church Cathedral in Fredericton to the Art Deco-influenced Notre-Dame De L'Assomption in Moncton. These sites represent various denominations, including Anglican, Roman Catholic, and Baptist traditions. Many feature historic stone masonry and intricate stained glass, serving as central cultural hubs for Acadian and Loyalist heritage across the province and the Saint John River Valley.

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Parks & Recreation

New Brunswick's diverse landscape features everything from the world's longest covered bridge in Hartland to the dramatic tidal bores of the Petitcodiac River. This selection highlights historic sites like the 18th-century Fort Howe and the living history museum at Kings Landing. Natural landmarks include the sea caves of St. Martins and the expansive 2,200-acre Rockwood Park. Urban green spaces such as Fredericton’s old-growth Odell Park and Moncton’s Centennial Park offer extensive trail systems and recreational facilities across the province.

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Historic Landmarks & Bridges

New Brunswick’s architectural landscape features record-breaking structures and historical monuments. This list highlights the 1,282-foot Hartland Covered Bridge, the longest in the world, alongside the 127-meter Bell Aliant Tower in Moncton. It includes several international bridges crossing the American border and unique roadside attractions like the 15-meter-tall forestry monument in Nackawic. Commemorative sites, such as the hand-carved Vimy Ridge memorial in Sackville, provide insight into the province's military history and local craftsmanship.

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