Map of New Brunswick with cities and towns

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This map shows cities, towns, highways, main roads, secondary roads, rivers, lakes, national parks, and provincial parks in New Brunswick.

Cities and Towns in New Brunswick

Major Urban Centers

Moncton is the largest city in New Brunswick with a population of 79,470 in the urban core and over 157,717 in the metropolitan area. Located in southeastern New Brunswick, it serves as a transportation and commercial hub for the Maritime provinces. The city is officially bilingual and hosts several major employers in the transportation, retail, and education sectors.

Saint John, the second-largest city, had a population of 69,895 as of 2021. Founded in 1785, it is Canada's oldest incorporated city. Located on the Bay of Fundy, Saint John is home to the country's largest oil refinery and serves as a major port city.

Fredericton, the provincial capital, has a population of approximately 63,116. Situated on the Saint John River, it serves as the administrative, cultural, and educational center of the province. The city houses the provincial legislature, two universities, and numerous government offices.

Other Notable Communities

Dieppe, adjacent to Moncton, is the province's fourth-largest city with a population of about 28,114. It is the largest predominantly Francophone city in the province. Bathurst, in northern New Brunswick, serves as a regional center with approximately 12,157 residents. Edmundston, located in the northwestern corner near the Quebec and Maine borders, has a population of around 16,437 and is predominantly French-speaking. Miramichi, formed through the amalgamation of several communities in 1995, has approximately 17,537 residents and is known for its salmon fishing heritage.