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New Brunswick is located in eastern Canada. New Brunswick is bordered by the Gulf of St. Lawrence, Quebec to the north, the United States to the west, and Nova Scotia to the south.

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New Brunswick Bordering Provinces/Territories:

Nova Scotia, Quebec

Regional Maps:

Map of Canada,   World Map

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New Brunswick Satellite Image


New Brunswick satellite photo
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New Brunswick Cities:

Aroostook, Barnaby River, Bath, Bathurst, Bayfield, Benton, Beresford, Berry Mills, Blackville, Boiestown, Bouctouche, Bridge Minto, Bristol, Brockway, Burnsville, Burnt Church, Campbellton, Cape Tormentine, Caraquet, Central Blissville, Chatham, Chipman, Codys, Connors, Cumberland Bay, Debec, Doaktown, Dundas, Durham Bridge, Edmundston, Elgin, Fredericton, Fredericton Junction, Gagetown, Geary, Glassville, Grand Falls, Grand Isle, Hampton, Hartland, Harvey, Heath Steele, Hillsborough, Inkerman, Janeville, Jemseg, Juniper, Kedgwick, Kent Junction, Lac Baker, Lameque, Lawrence Station, Letete, McAdam, Mcgivney, Mcnamee, Meductic, Millerton, Millville, Minto, Miramichi, Miscou Centre, Moncton, Moores Mills, Musquash, Napadogan, Nashwaak, Nauwigewauk, Negauc, Newcastle, Oromocto, Petitcodiac, Plaster Rock, Pointe-Canot, Port Elgin, Prince William, Queenstown, Quispamsis, Red Rapids, Renous, Richibucto Rexton, Ripples, River De Chute, Riverview, Rogersville, Rothesay, Sackville, Saint John, Salisbury, Scoudouc, Shediac, Shippagan, St. Andrews, St. George, St. Leonard, St. Martins, St. Stephen, St.-Isidore, Stanley, Ste. Anne-de-Madawaska, Sussex, Tabusinlac, Tracadie-Sheila, Tracy, Upper Blackville, Upper Kent, Upsalquitch, Waweig, and Woodstock.

New Brunswick Lakes, Rivers and Locations:

Bay of Fundy, Cains River, Chaleur Bay, Chignecto Bay, Ciputneticook Lakes, Egmont Bay, Grand Lake, Gulf of St. Lawrence, Long Lake, Miramichi Bay, Saint John River, St. Croix River, St. John River, Tabusintac Bay, and Trousers Lake.
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