- livingin-canada.com living-in-new-brunswick.htmlWhere Are The Main Places To Live In New Brunswick? The three biggest cities in New Brunswick are Saint John, Moncton and Fredericton.
- worldatlas.com maps/canada/new-brunswickNew Brunswick's eastern and southern regions boast extensive coastal plains, which include the Acadian Peninsula, Chaleur Bay, and the Northumberland Strait.
- adventures.com Canada Regions new-brunswickLocated between Maine, Quebec, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick invites you to get lost in unspoiled wilderness.
- planetware.com tourist-attractions-/new-brunswick…Many of the attractions that make New Brunswick so appealing to tourists are directly related to the Bay of Fundy and its tides.
- kids.kiddle.co New_BrunswickNew Brunswick's relatively isolated location on the Bay of Fundy, away from the Atlantic coastline proper tended to discourage settlement during the postwar period.
- nationaltoday.com new-brunswick-day/It’s not often that a birthday party is held for an entire province, but that’s New Brunswick for you. Each year, the first Monday of August is celebrated as New...
- worldpopulationreview.com canadian-provinces/new-…Estimates taken in 2018 show that the population of New Brunswick is 761,214, making it the 8th most populous province in Canada.
- familysearch.org en/wiki/New_Brunswick_HistoryBy the early 1700s the area that is now New Brunswick was part of the French colony of Acadia, which was in turn part of New France.
- arrivein.com Provincial spotlight: Introduction to New Brunswick for…Location, climate, and demographics: New Brunswick basics for newcomers. Map of Canada with New Brunswick highlighted.
- nationstates.net region=new_brunswickNew Brunswick is one of Canada's three Maritime provinces, the only constitutionally bilingual province (French and English) in the country.