North Shore of New Brunswick

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The North Shore of New Brunswick is a coastal region in northeastern New Brunswick, Canada, known for its Acadian communities, maritime culture, and proximity to the Gulf of St. Lawrence.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal region
region of New Brunswick
adjacentTo Chaleur Bay
Quebec
linked to: Quebec, Canada
administrativeDivision Province of New Brunswick
borderedBy Gulf of St. Lawrence
climate humid continental climate
coastalOrientation north-facing coast
contains Acadian Peninsula
Bathurst area
linked to: Bathurst region

Campbellton area
linked to: Campbellton

Caraquet area
Chaleur Bay coast
Shippagan area
linked to: Shippagan

Tracadie area
linked to: Tracadie
country Canada
ethnicGroup Acadians
Mi'kmaq
linked to: Mi’kmaq
feature coastal communities
coastal dunes
fishing wharves
harbours
salt marshes
sand beaches
hasCoastlineOn Gulf of St. Lawrence
hasCulturalHeritage Acadian culture
maritime traditions
hasEconomicActivity aquaculture
fishing
forestry
tourism
hasTransportation Highway 11 (New Brunswick)
Highway 134 (New Brunswick)
knownFor Acadian communities
beaches
bilingual communities
coastal landscapes
fishing industry
maritime culture
language English
French
locatedIn New Brunswick
northeastern New Brunswick
partOf Atlantic Canada
Gulf of St. Lawrence coastal zone
tourismAttractionType beach tourism
cultural tourism
nature tourism

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Miramichi River region North Shore of New Brunswick
Acadian nationalism hasPrimaryRegion Northern New Brunswick
linked to: North Shore of New Brunswick
Miramichi Fire of 1825 locatedIn Miramichi region
linked to: North Shore of New Brunswick
Parlee Beach Provincial Park hasRegion Acadian Coast of New Brunswick
linked to: North Shore of New Brunswick