New Brunswick

Fast Facts

Well-known for its spectacular coastline, there is no shortage of beautiful scenery to enjoy as you move inland into New Brunswick either. Rolling hills, thick forests and charming Acadian communities combine to make this a unique destination for any outdoor adventurer.

  • Capital City: Fredericton
  • Population: 747,000
  • History: Entered Canadian Confederation in 1867
  • Total Area: 72,907 km sq. /28,150 mi sq.
  • Highest Point: Mount Carleton – 820 m/2,690 ft
  • Lowest Point: Bay of Fundy – sea level
  • Longest River: Saint John River – 673 km/418 mi
  • Largest Lake: Grand Lake – 100 km sq./39 mi sq.
  • Provincial Flower: Purple Violet
  • Provincial Bird: Black-Capped Chickadee
  • Provincial Tree: Balsam Fir
  • Motto: “Hope Was Restored”

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