New Brunswick - 1000 Towns of Canada

Explore New Brunswick

Small Towns of New Brunswick

Bay of Fundy tides, Acadian villages, covered bridges, and the Saint John River valley — 31 communities in Canada's only officially bilingual province.

A weekend away from Moncton

about 2 h 30 min from Moncton

Saint Andrews

Bay of Fundy Coast & Islands

One of North America's best-preserved Victorian seaside towns — Algonquin Resort, whale watching, and Kingsbrae Garden

Fredericton

about 1 h 45 min from Moncton
Fredericton & River Valley

New Brunswick’s riverside capital blends a rich Loyalist and military past with an easygoing modern vibe, offering historic streets, the Garrison...

Caraquet

about 3 h from Moncton
Acadian Peninsula

Heart of Acadian New Brunswick — Village Historique Acadien, oysters, theatre, and the Tintamarre festival.

Florenceville-Bristol

about 3 h from Moncton

Fredericton & River Valley

The French Fry Capital of the World, Florenceville-Bristol is where four brothers turned a potato farm into a global empire — and where the Saint John River flows.

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31 New Brunswick towns on the map
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Showing 31 towns

New Brunswick

• Bathurst
• Berry Mills
• Campbellton
• Cape Tormentine
• Caraquet
• Charlo
• Edmundston
• Florenceville-Bristol | New Brunswick
• Fredericton
• Gagetown
• Grand Bay-Westfield
• Grand Falls
• Grand Manan Island
• Hampton
• Kedgwick
• Kingston
• Nackawic
• Perth-Andover
• Petitcodiac
• Quispamsis
• Riverview
• Rogersville
• Saint Andrews
• Saint George
• Saint Leonard
• Saint-Antoine
• Sainte-Anne-de-Madawaska
• Shippagan
• St. Martins
• Tracadie-Sheila
• Woodstock

📍 Bay of Fundy Coast & Islands

Highest tides in the world, whales and island ferries

• Saint Andrews
• Grand Manan Island
• St. Martins
• Saint George

🎣 Acadian Coast

New Brunswick's northeastern shore is the heart of Acadian culture in Canada.

• Shippagan
• Caraquet
• Tracadie-Sheila
• Rogersville
• Saint-Antoine

🛶 Saint John River Valley

The Saint John River runs 673 kilometres from northern Maine through the heart of New Brunswick to the Atlantic.

• Woodstock
• Gagetown
• Grand Falls
• Nackawic
• Perth-Andover
• Edmundston

🎣 Northern New Brunswick & the Restigouche

Salmon rivers, the Appalachian mountains, and communities where Mi'gmaq, Acadian, and anglophone cultures overlap.

• Campbellton
• Bathurst
• Kedgwick
• Charlo

Only in New Brunswick

Four small stops worth a detour

1. World’s Largest Axe - Nackawic
2. Noah’s Ark Replica - Florenceville-Bristol
3. French Fry Capital of the World - Florenceville-Bristol
4. Phantom Ship of Chaleur Bay - Campbellton

Next door and across Canada

Quebec and Nova Scotia share a border with New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island is across the Confederation Bridge.