New Brunswick
Forest over most of it, a long coast on two different bodies of water, and the Bay of Fundy at the bottom where the tide moves further than anywhere else on earth. The only province with two official languages, and the Acadian shore in the north is where that comes from.
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- Census divisions
- All 15, each named
- Sizes
- 4 sizes, 8" x 10" to 32" x 40"
- Population
- About 780,000
- Largest city
- Moncton
- Capital
- Fredericton
- Entered Confederation
- 1867
- Census divisions
- 15
- Busiest census division
- Westmorland, about 164,000
- Quietest census division
- Queens, about 11,000
Every census division on this map
These 15 are true counties, Albert to York, which is the Maritime pattern and not the national one. Most of Canada divides into things invented by statisticians in the last century. Here the lines are old, they are called counties by the people living inside them, and the census kept them.
- Albert
- Carleton
- Charlotte
- Gloucester
- Kent
- Kings
- Madawaska
- Northumberland
- Queens
- Restigouche
- Saint John
- Sunbury
- Victoria
- Westmorland
- York