New Brunswick Mountains, Lakes & Rivers
• A WorldWeb.com Travel Guide to Mountains, Lakes & Rivers in New Brunswick, Atlantic Canada.
Photo from Greg Stott c/o New Brunswick Government
Point Wolfe is a popular photography spot in Fundy National Park.
Photo from Roelof Kiers c/o New Brunswick Government
The town of Mactaquac is located just 30 minutes outside Fredericton, home to the Mactaquac generating station.
Photo from André Gallant c/o New Brunswick Government
Lac Baker is located just outside of Edmundston, in the northwest corner of the province, bordering Quebec.
Photo from T. Clifford Hodgson c/o New Brunswick Government
Deer Island is located just north of St. Andrews and can be reached by ferry.
Photo from Sandra Rhodda c/o New Brunswick Government
The town of Blackville is located to the south of Miramachi.
Photo from André Gallant c/o New Brunswick Government
One of the largest lakes in the province (hence the name Grand Lake) is located to the east of Ormocto, along Highway 2 and to the north of the little historic town of Jemseg, home to the Jemseg Farmers' Market.
Photo from Brian Atkinson c/o New Brunswick Government
This photo of the Saint John River was taken near Fredericton.
Photo from André Gallant c/o New Brunswick Government
The small community of Saint-Basile is located to the east of Edmunston.
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