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CA Kanada, Canadá, Canada, Canada, Canada, (esper.) Kanado
Region, Región, Région, Regione, Region, (lat.) regio, (esper.) regionoj

Provinz, Provincia, Province, Provincia, Province
Territorien, Territoire, Territories
Neubraunschweig, Nouveau-Brunswick, New Brunswick
Fredericton, Fredericton, Fredericton

Canterbury (village), York County (W3)

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The community was named for Canterbury Parish, which was named for Thomas Manners Sutton, Lord Canterbury.
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COMMUNITIES LIST - New Brunswick
(2008-02-24) Our listings for New Brunswick include the following communities:

• Acadieville, Kent County
• Aldouane
• Allardville, Gloucester County
• Alma (village), Albert County
• Aroostook (village), Victoria County
• Atholville (village), Restigouche County
• Baie-Sainte-Anne
• Bailey
• Baker Brook (village), Madawaska County
• Balmoral (village), Restigouche County
• Barachois
• Barnaby River
• Bartibog Station
• Bas-Caraquet (village), Gloucester County
• Bath (village), Carleton County
• Bathurst (city), Gloucester County
• Bayfield
• Beaver Brook Station
• Belledune (village), Restigouche County
• Benton
• Beresford (town), Gloucester County
• Berry Mills
• Bertrand (village), Gloucester County
• Blacks Harbour (village), Charlotte County
• Blackville (village), Northumberland County
• Blissfield, Northumberland County
• Blissville, Sunbury County
• Boiestown
• Bouctouche (town), Kent County
• Bristol (village), Carleton County
• Burnsville
• Burnt Church
• Burton, Sunbury County
• Busby
• Cambridge-Narrows (village), Queens County
• Campbellton (city), Restigouche County
• Campobello Island
• Cap-Pele (village), Westmorland County
• Cape Enrage
• Cape Tormentine
• Caraquet (town)
• Centreville (village), Carleton County
• Charlo (village), Restigouche County
• Chatham, Northumberland County
• Chipman (village), Queens County
• Clair (village), Madawaska County
• Clarendon, Charlotte County
• Coal Creek
• Codys
• Connors
• Coverdale, Albert County
• Cross Creek Station
• Cumberland Bay
• Dalhousie (town), Restigouche County
• Dalhousie Junction
• Debec
• Derby, Northumberland County
• Dieppe (town), Westmorland County
• Doaktown (village), Northumberland County
• Dorchester (village), Westmorland County
• Douglas, York County
• Douglastown, Northumberland County
• Drummond (village), Victoria County
• Dufferin, Charlotte County
• Dumbarton, Charlotte County
• Dumfries, York County
• Dundas, Kent County
• Durham Bridge
• Edmundston (city), Madawaska County
• Eel River Crossing (village), Restigouche County
• Elgin, Albert County
• Evandale
• Fairhaven, Charlotte County
• Florenceville (village), Carleton County
• Fredericton (city), York County
• Fredericton Junction (village), Sunbury County
• Gagetown (village), Queens County
• Glassville
• Grand Bay-Westfield (town), Kings County
• Grand Falls (town), Victoria County
• Grand Manan (village), Charlotte County
• Grande-Anse (village), Gloucester County
• Grande-Digue
• Green River
• Hampstead, Queens County
• Hampton (town), Kings County
• Harcourt, Kent County
• Hardwicke, Northumberland County
• Hartland (town), Carleton County
• Harvey (village), York County
• Havelock, Kings County
• Highfield
• Hillsborough (village), Albert County
• Hopewell Cape
• Hopewell Hill
• Inkerman, Gloucester County
• Jacquet River
• Janeville
• Juniper Station
• Kars, Kings County
• Kedgwick (village), Restigouche County
• Kingsclear, York County
• Kingston, Kings County
• Kouchibouguac
• Lac Baker (village), Madawaska County
• Lakeburn
• Lambertville, Charlotte County
• Lameque (town), Gloucester County
• Le Goulet (village), Gloucester County
• Leonardville, Charlotte County
• Lepreau, Charlotte County
• Letete
• Lincoln, Sunbury County
• Loggieville, Northumberland County
• Lords Cove, Charlotte County
• Lorne, Victoria County
• Lorneville, Saint John County
• Ludlow, Northumberland County
• Mactaquac
• Magaguadavic
• Maisonnette (village), Gloucester County
• Manners Sutton, York County
• Maugerville, Sunbury County
• McAdam (village), York County
• McGivney
• McNamee
• Meductic (village), York County
• Memramcook (village), Westmorland County
• Middle Sackville
• Millerton
• Millville (village), York County
• Minto (village), Queens County
• Miramichi (city), Northumberland County
• Moncton (city), Westmorland County
• Moores Mills
• Mouth of Keswick
• Murray Corner
• Musquash, Saint John County
• Nackawic (town), York County
• Napadogan
• Nashwaak Bridge
• Nauwigewauk
• Neguac (village), Northumberland County
• Nelson-Miramichi, Northumberland County
• New Bandon, Gloucester County
• New Denmark
• New Maryland (village), York County
• New River Beach
• Newcastle, Northumberland County
• Newcastle Bridge
• Nigadoo (village), Gloucester County
• North Devon
• North Head
• North Lake, York County
• Northampton, Carleton County
• Norton (village), Kings County
• Oak Bay
• Oromocto (town), Sunbury County
• Paquetville (village), Gloucester County
• Peel, Carleton County
• Pennfield, Charlotte County
• Pennfield Ridge
• Perth-Andover (village), Victoria County
• Petit Rocher (village), Gloucester County
• Petitcodiac (village), Westmorland County
• Plas=ter Rock (village), Victoria County
• Pocologan
• Pointe-Canot
• Pointe-du-Chene
• Pointe-Verte (village), Gloucester County
• Pokeshaw
• Port Elgin (village), Westmorland County
• Prince William, York County
• Quarryville
• Quispamsis (town), Kings County
• Red Rapids
• Renous
• Rexton (village), Kent County
• Richardson, Charlotte County
• Richibucto (town), Kent County
• Ripples
• River Charlo
• River de Chute
• Riverside-Albert (village), Albert County
• Riverview (town), Albert County
• Riviere-Verte (village), Madawaska County
• Rogersville (village), Northumberland County
• Rosborough Settlement
• Rothesay (town), Kings County
• Sackville (town), Westmorland County
• Saint John (city), Saint John County
• Saint-Antoine (village), Kent County
• Saint-Basile, Madawaska County
• Saint-Charles, Kent County
• Saint-Francois de Madawaska (village), Madawaska County
• Saint-Isidore (village), Gloucester County
• Saint-Jacques, Madawaska County
• Saint-Leolin (village), Gloucester County
• Saint-Louis de Kent (village), Kent County
• Saint-Paul, Kent County
• Saint-Quentin (town), Restigouche County
• Sainte-Anne-de-Madawaska (village), Madawaska County
• Sainte-Marie-de-Kent
• Sainte-Marie-Saint-Raphael (village), Gloucester County
• Salisbury (village), Westmorland County
• Scoudouc
• Shediac (town), Westmorland County
• Sheffield, Sunbury County
• Shemogue
• Shippagan (town), Gloucester County
• Simonds, Carleton County
• Southampton, York County
• Springfield, Kings County
• St. Andre (village), Madawaska County
• St. Andrews (town), Charlotte County
• St. Croix, Charlotte County
• St. George (town), Charlotte County
• St. Hilaire (village), Madawaska County
• St. Leonard (town), Madawaska County
• St. Martins (village), Saint John County
• St. Stephen (town), Charlotte County
• Stanley (village), York County
• Stonehaven
• Summerville
• Suss (village)
• Sussex (town), Kings County
• Three Brooks
• Tide Head (village), Restigouche County
• Tobique Narrows
• Tracadie-Sheila (town), Gloucester County
• Tracy (village), Sunbury County
• Upham, Kings County
• Upper Blackville
• Upsalquitch
• Wakefield, Carleton County
• Waterborough, Queens County
• Waterford, Kings County
• Waterside
• Waweig
• Welshpool
• Westfield, Kings County
• Westfield Beach
• Whitney
• Wickham, Queens County
• Wicklow, Carleton County
• Wilmot, Carleton County
• Woodstock (town), Carleton County

New Brunswick (W3)

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The province, separated from Nova Scotia in 1784, was named for the royal "House of Brunswick".
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Notre-Dame (W3)

Notre-Dame is in the province of New Brunswick.

Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes, Madawaska County (W3)

Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes is in Madawaska County, in the province of New Brunswick.

Notre-Dame-des-Erables (W3)

Notre-Dame-des-Erables is in the province of New Brunswick.

Uni Laval
L'aménagement linguistique dans Nouveau-Brunswick
Langues dans Nouveau-Brunswick

(anglais-français) = CND

Histoire des Acadiens

• 1 La colonie française de l'Acadie (1604-1755)
• 2 La Nouvelle Acadie (1755 - aujourd'hui)
• 3 Évolution des établissements acadiens (cartes 1605-2000)
• 4 Bibliographie