List of communities in New Brunswick

This is a list of communities in New Brunswick, a province in Canada. For the purposes of this list, a community is defined as either an incorporated municipality, an Indian reserve, or an unincorporated community inside or outside a municipality.

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Communities in Canada's provinces and territories

Cities

New Brunswick has eight cities.

Cities of New Brunswick
Name	Council type[1]	Council size[1]	Population (2016)[2]	Population (2011)[3]	Change (%)[3]	Land area (km²)[3]	Population density (per km²)[3]
Bathurst	at-large	7	11,897	12,275	−3.1	92.04	129.3
Campbellton[NB 1]	at-large	6	6,883	7,385	−6.8	18.58	370.5
Dieppe	ward	8	25,384	23,310	8.9	54.05	469.6
Edmundston	ward	8	16,580	16,032	3.4	106.85	155.2
Fredericton[NB 2]	ward	12	58,220	56,224	3.6	132.57	439.2
Miramichi	at-large	8	17,537	17,811	−1.5	179.93	99.0
Moncton[NB 3]	ward	10	71,889	69,074	4.1	141.92	506.5
Saint John[NB 4]	ward	10	67,575	70,063	−3.6	315.96	213.9
Total cities	—	—	275,965	256,141		1,040.22	261.7

Indian reserves

New Brunswick has 28 Indian reserves.

Indian reserves of New Brunswick
Name	First Nation(s)	Population (2011)[4]	Population (2006)[4]	Change (%)[4]	Area (km²)[5][4]	Population density[4]
Big Hole Tract 8 (north half)	Metepenagiag Mi'kmaq Nation					13.962
Big Hole Tract 8 (south half)	Eel Ground	34	69	−50.7	27.82	1.2
Buctouche 16	Buctouche	85	82	3.7	0.39	218.7
Devon 30	Saint Mary's	864	767	12.6	2.73	316.3
Eel Ground 2	Eel Ground	448	503	−10.9	10.9	41.1
Eel River 3	Eel River Bar First Nation	320	312	2.6	1.4	229
Esgenoôpetitj 14	Esgenoopetitj (Burnt Church) First Nation	1,046	1,120	−6.6	9.54	109.6
Fort Folly 1	Fort Folly	48	45	6.7	0.58	82.2
Indian Island 28	Indian Island	97	97	0	0.27	360.3
Indian Point 1	Metepenagiag Mi'kmaq Nation					0.421
Indian Ranch	Eel River Bar First Nation	60	45	33.3	0.56	106.9
Kingsclear 6	Kingsclear	490	465	5.4	3.75	130.6
Moose Meadows 4	Eel River Bar First Nation					4.047
Oromocto 26	Oromocto	286	284	0.7	0.28	1,016.7
Pabineau 11	Pabineau	141	125	12.8	4.89	28.8
Pokemouche 13	Esgenoopetitj (Burnt Church) First Nation					1.514
Red Bank 4	Metepenagiag Mi'kmaq Nation	352	383	−8.1	16.19	21.7
Red Bank 7	Metepenagiag Mi'kmaq Nation					10.117
Renous 12	Eel Ground					0.1
Richibucto 15	Elsipogtog First Nation	1,985	1,897	4.6	12.18	162.9
Soegao 35	Elsipogtog First Nation					1.045
St. Basile 10	Madawaska Maliseet First Nation	205	166	23.5	3.21	63.9
St. Mary's 24	Saint Mary's					0.01
Tabusintac 9	Esgenoopetitj (Burnt Church) First Nation	10	10	0	22	0.5
The Brothers 18	Kingsclear, Madawaska Maliseet First Nation Tobique and Woodstock					0.04
Tobique 20	Tobique	1,039	878	18.3	24.94	41.7
Woodstock 23	Woodstock	345	338	2.1	1.77	194.7
Total Indian reserves		7,855	7,586	3.5	143.4	54.8

Parishes

New Brunswick has 152 parishes, of which 150 are recognized as census subdivisions by Statistics Canada.[6]

Parishes of New Brunswick
Name	County	Population (2011)[7]	Population (2006)[7]	Change (%)[7]	Area (km²)[7]	Population density[7]
Aberdeen	Carleton	981	959	2.3	447.91	2.2
Acadieville	Kent	744	826	−9.9	331.81	2.2
Addington	Restigouche	2,615	2,727	−4.1	1,024.99	2.6
Allardville	Gloucester	2,081	2,151	−3.3	655.21	3.2
Alma	Albert	0	5	−100	222.79	0
Alnwick	Northumberland	5,922	6,152	−3.7	734.66	8.1
Andover	Victoria	942	856	10	123.67	7.6
Baker Brook	Madawaska	287[8]	177	62.1	125.48	2.3
Balmoral	Restigouche	602	619	−2.7	1,098.32	0.5
Bathurst	Gloucester	4,979	5,144	−3.2	1,504.8	3.3
Beresford	Gloucester	6,354	6,301	0.8	456.75	13.9
Blackville	Northumberland	2,215	2,347	−5.6	823.48	2.7
Blissfield	Northumberland	501	560	−10.5	1,240.26	0.4
Blissville	Sunbury	926	848	9.2	342.45	2.7
Botsford	Westmorland	1,074	1,203	−10.7	304	3.5
Bright	York	3,068	3,159	−2.9	404.17	7.6
Brighton	Carleton	1,764	1,834	−3.8	508.34	3.5
Brunswick	Queens	192	242	−20.7	704.05	0.3
Burton	Sunbury	5,421	5,019	8	259.48	20.9
Cambridge	Queens	651	682	−4.5	113.97	5.7
Campobello[lower-alpha 1]	Charlotte	925[9]	1,056	−12.4	39.67	23.3
Canning	Queens	952	950	0.2	173.4	5.5
Canterbury	York	609	555	9.7	557.22	1.1
Caraquet	Gloucester	1,382	1,511	−8.5	109.2	12.7
Cardwell	Kings	1,414	1,479	−4.4	311.72	4.5
Carleton	Kent	770	902	−14.6	436.09	1.8
Chatham	Northumberland	522	502	4	22.26	23.5
Chipman	Queens	962	1,056	−8.9	482.81	2
Clair	Madawaska	297	282	5.3	44.18	6.7
Clarendon	Charlotte	52	71	−26.8	492.91	0.1
Colborne	Restigouche	202	234	−13.7	754.95	0.3
Coverdale	Albert	4,401	4,144	6.2	236.15	18.6
Dalhousie	Restigouche	2,247	2,313	−2.9	121.32	18.5
Denmark	Victoria	1,592	1,688	−5.7	750.74	2.1
Derby	Northumberland	998	1,068	−6.6	61.01	16.4
Dorchester	Westmorland	477	460	3.7	90.89	5.2
Douglas	York	6,081	5,774	5.3	1,446.78	4.2
Drummond	Victoria	2,250	2,265	−0.7	1,014.93	2.2
Dufferin	Charlotte	573	535	7.1	12.4	46.2
Dumbarton	Charlotte	368	356	3.4	375.08	1
Dumfries	York	373	369	1.1	305.23	1.2
Dundas	Kent	6,282	6,356	−1.2	230.31	27.3
Durham	Restigouche	1,207	1,303	−7.4	411.1	2.9
Eldon	Restigouche	698	779	−10.4	1,681.54	0.4
Elgin	Albert	968	973	−0.5	519.38	1.9
Gagetown	Queens	316	297	6.4	235.19	1.3
Gladstone	Sunbury	485	538	−9.9	362.23	1.3
Glenelg	Northumberland	1,610	1,652	−2.5	505.22	3.2
Gordon	Victoria	1,567	1,786	−12.3	1,431.61	1.1
Grand Falls	Victoria	1,172	1,188	−1.3	158.43	7.4
Grand Manan	Charlotte	162	190	−14.7	6.2	26.1
Greenwich	Kings	1,047	1,043	0.4	114.38	9.2
Grimmer	Restigouche	1,096	1,105	−0.8	653.48	1.7
Hammond	Kings	295	339	−13	244.45	1.2
Hampstead	Queens	294	278	5.8	212.63	1.4
Hampton	Kings	2,734	2,724	0.4	121.39	22.5
Harcourt	Kent	390	426	−8.5	1,170.05	0.3
Hardwicke	Northumberland	2,329	2,484	−6.2	278.64	8.4
Harvey	Albert	376	424	−11.3	277.26	1.4
Havelock	Kings	1,158	1,189	−2.6	349.34	3.3
Hillsborough	Albert	1,395	1,473	−5.3	303.73	4.6
Hopewell	Albert	643	798	−19.4	149.32	4.3
Huskisson	Kent	25	49	−49	369.95	0.1
Inkerman	Gloucester	4,247	4,268	−0.5	191.05	22.2
Johnston	Queens	660	684	−3.5	359.18	1.8
Kars	Kings	407	424	−4	75.96	5.4
Kent	Carleton	2,242	2,361	−5	839.81	2.7
Kingsclear	York	7,391	6,689	10.5	303.52	24.4
Kingston	Kings	2,952	2,888	2.2	200.63	14.7
Lac Baker	Madawaska	5	30	−83.3	24.29	0.2
Lepreau	Charlotte	752	824	−8.7	209.4	3.6
Lincoln	Sunbury	6,458	5,764	12	160.04	40.4
Lorne	Victoria	518	617	−16	1,640.36	0.3
Ludlow[lower-alpha 2]	Northumberland	1,543[10]	1,568	−1.6	1,016.66	1.5
Madawaska	Madawaska	0	10	−100	173.32	0
Manners Sutton	York	1,806	1,863	−3.1	525.74	3.4
Maugerville	Sunbury	1,776	1,715	3.6	921.35	1.9
McAdam	York	27	80	−66.3	537.62	0.1
Moncton	Westmorland	9,421	8,861	6.3	579.5	16.3
Musquash	Saint John	1,200	1,235	−2.8	235.54	5.1
Nelson	Northumberland	935	814	14.9	354.51	2.6
New Bandon	Gloucester	1,195	1,422	−16	369.58	3.2
New Maryland	York	2,466	2,348	5	375.78	6.6
Newcastle	Northumberland	1,220	1,209	0.9	577.69	2.1
North Lake	York	243	300	−19	440.66	0.6
Northampton	Carleton	1,825	1,599	14.1	243.45	7.5
Northesk	Northumberland	2,352	2,480	−5.2	3,356.38	0.7
Northfield	Sunbury	643	729	−11.8	304.06	2.1
Norton	Kings	1,296	1,209	7.2	144.62	9
Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes	Madawaska	263	284	−7.4	188.63	1.4
Paquetville	Gloucester	2,504[8]	2,457	1.9	220.3	11.4
Peel	Carleton	1,223	1,257	−2.7	113.12	10.8
Pennfield	Charlotte	2,218	2,322	−4.5	363.88	6.1
Perth	Victoria	1,096	1,259	−12.9	318.07	3.4
Petersville	Queens	723	758	−4.6	588.56	1.2
Prince William	York	895	879	1.8	288.23	3.1
Queensbury	York	1,272	1,215	4.7	301.38	4.2
Richibucto	Kent	1,986	2,022	−1.8	249.45	8
Richmond	Carleton	1,358	1,414	−4	259.14	5.2
Rivière-Verte	Madawaska	686	791	−13.3	715.6	1
Rogersville	Northumberland	1,213	1,247	−2.7	326.42	3.7
Rothesay	Kings	347	350	−0.9	7.31	47.4
Sackville	Westmorland	1,336	1,174	13.8	578.37	2.3
Saint-André	Madawaska	1,134	1,196	−5.2	128.08	8.9
Saint Andrews	Charlotte	593	592	0.2	24.38	24.3
Sainte-Anne	Madawaska	949	1,081	−12.2	369.3	2.6
Saint-Basile	Madawaska	717	799	−10.3	129.74	5.5
Saint-Charles	Kent	1,982	2,093	−5.3	174.78	11.3
Saint Croix	Charlotte	616	670	−8.1	78.77	7.8
Saint David	Charlotte	1,605	1,499	7.1	189.93	8.5
Saint-François	Madawaska	630	754	−16.4	344.7	1.8
Saint George	Charlotte	2,472	2,476	−0.2	499.76	4.9
Saint-Hilaire	Madawaska	490[8]	531	−7.7	41.55	11.8
Saint-Isidore	Gloucester	1,620	1,652	−1.9	189.49	8.5
Saint-Jacques	Madawaska	1,599	1,607	−0.5	299.8	5.3
Saint James	Charlotte	1,241	1,350	−8.1	556	2.2
Saint-Joseph	Madawaska	2,171	1,696	28	322.89	6.7
Saint-Léonard	Madawaska	1,052	1,039	1.3	343.97	3.1
Saint-Louis	Kent	1,741	1,901	−8.4	258.61	6.7
Sainte-Marie[lower-alpha 3]	Kent	2,008	1,989	1	238.21	8.4
Saint Martins	Saint John	1,145	1,198	−4.4	629	1.8
Saint Marys	York	4,733	4,224	12.1	753.12	6.3
Saint Patrick	Charlotte	647	721	−10.3	236.88	2.7
Saint-Paul	Kent	866	858	0.9	228.8	3.8
Saint-Quentin	Restigouche	1,489	1,578	−5.6	2,478.88	0.6
Saint Stephen	Charlotte	1,986	2,113	−6	103.38	19.2
Salisbury	Westmorland	3,417	3,425	−0.2	873.6	3.9
Saumarez	Gloucester	6,920	6,832	1.3	326.78	21.2
Shediac	Westmorland	4,917	4,801	2.4	238.05	20.7
Sheffield	Sunbury	853	909	−6.2	271.95	3.1
Shippegan	Gloucester	5,032	5,370	−6.3	207.25	24.3
Simonds	Carleton	565	489	15.5	75.57	7.5
Simonds	Saint John	3,828	3,759	1.8	281.88	13.6
Southampton	York	1,538	1,601	−3.9	450.18	3.4
Southesk	Northumberland	1,833	1,964	−6.7	2,466.39	0.7
Springfield	Kings	1,652	1,572	5.1	248.22	6.7
Stanley	York	903	971	−7	1,221.88	0.7
Studholm	Kings	3,612	3,526	2.4	449.43	8
Sussex	Kings	2,529	2,427	4.2	244.27	10.4
Upham	Kings	1,306	1,267	3.1	188.55	6.9
Wakefield	Carleton	2,814	2,703	4.1	196.57	14.3
Waterborough	Queens	851	893	−4.7	444.87	1.9
Waterford	Kings	458	505	−9.3	221.12	2.1
Weldford	Kent	1,318	1,426	−7.6	611.61	2.2
Wellington	Kent	3,327	3,484	−4.5	195.31	17
West Isles	Charlotte	731	824	−11.3	38.01	19.2
Westfield	Kings	2,108	2,053	2.7	295.5	7.1
Westmorland	Westmorland	964	959	0.5	175.07	5.5
Wickham	Queens	426	460	−7.4	159.8	2.7
Wicklow	Carleton	1,738	1,753	−0.9	195.69	8.9
Wilmot	Carleton	1,085	1,143	−5.1	191.45	5.7
Woodstock	Carleton	2,165	2,148	0.8	196.96	11
Total parishes[lower-alpha 4]		253,623	254,452	−0.3	65,760.17	3.9

Local service districts

Rural communities

New Brunswick has seven rural communities.

Towns and villages

New Brunswick has 27 towns and 66 villages.

List of municipalities in New Brunswick
Towns and villages of New Brunswick
Name	Municipal type	Incorporation date[12]	2016 Census of Population[13]
Name	Municipal type	Incorporation date[12]	Population (2016)	Population (2011)	Change	Land area (km²)	Population density
Beresford	Town	1967	4,288	4,351	−1.4%	19.41	220.9/km²
Bouctouche	Town	1966	2,361	2,423	−2.6%	18.09	130.5/km²
Caraquet	Town	1961	4,248	4,169	+1.9%	68.35	62.2/km²
Dalhousie	Town	1905	3,126	3,512	−11.0%	15.22	205.4/km²
Florenceville-Bristol	Town	2008	1,604	1,639	−2.1%	15.62	102.7/km²
Grand Bay-Westfield	Town	1998	4,964	5,117	−3.0%	59.78	83.0/km²
Grand Falls	Town	1890	5,326	5,706	−6.7%	18.09	294.4/km²
Hampton	Town	1966	4,289	4,292	−0.1%	21.09	203.4/km²
Hartland	Town	1918	957	947	+1.1%	9.45	101.3/km²
Lamèque	Town	1966	1,285	1,432	−10.3%	12.51	102.7/km²
Nackawic	Town	1976	941	1,049	−10.3%	7.89	119.3/km²
Oromocto	Town	1956	9,223	8,932	+3.3%	22.44	411.0/km²
Quispamsis	Town	1966	18,245	17,941	+1.7%	57.21	318.9/km²
Richibucto	Town	1966	1,266	1,286	−1.6%	11.93	106.1/km²
Riverview	Town	1973	19,667	19,128	+2.8%	35.45	554.8/km²
Rothesay	Town	1988	11,659	11,892	−2.0%	34.72	335.8/km²
Sackville	Town	1903	5,331	5,558	−4.1%	74.17	71.9/km²
Saint Andrews	Town	1903	1,786	1,889	−5.5%	8.35	213.9/km²
St. George	Town	1904	1,517	1,543	−1.7%	16.17	93.8/km²
Saint-Léonard	Town	1920	1,300	1,343	−3.2%	5.22	249.0/km²
Saint-Quentin	Town	1947	2,194	2,095	+4.7%	4.24	517.5/km²
St. Stephen	Town	1973[lower-alpha 5]	4,415	4,817	−8.3%	13.52	326.6/km²
Shediac	Town	1903	6,664	6,053	+10.1%	53.95	123.5/km²
Shippagan	Town	1947	2,580	2,631	−1.9%	10.02	257.5/km²
Sussex	Town	1904	4,282	4,312	−0.7%	8.95	478.4/km²
Woodstock	Town	1856	5,228	5,254	−0.5%	14.65	356.9/km²
Alma	Village	1966	213	232	−8.2%	47.60	4.5/km²
Aroostook	Village	1966	306	351	−12.8%	2.23	137.2/km²
Atholville	Village	1966	3,570	3,778	−5.5%	119.60	29.8/km²
Balmoral	Village	1972	1,674	1,719	−2.6%	43.39	38.6/km²
Bas-Caraquet	Village	1966	1,305	1,380	−5.4%	31.01	42.1/km²
Bath	Village	1966	476	532	−10.5%	2.00	238.0/km²
Belledune	Village	1968	1,417	1,548	−8.5%	189.47	7.5/km²
Bertrand	Village	1968	1,166	1,142	+2.1%	57.44	20.3/km²
Blacks Harbour	Village	1972	894	982	−9.0%	9.06	98.7/km²
Blackville	Village	1966	958	990	−3.2%	21.13	45.3/km²
Cambridge-Narrows	Village	1966	562	620	−9.4%	107.19	5.2/km²
Canterbury	Village	1966	336	336	0.0%	5.33	63.0/km²
Cap-Pelé	Village	1969	2,425	2,256	+7.5%	23.36	103.8/km²
Centreville	Village	1966	557	542	+2.8%	2.67	208.6/km²
Charlo	Village	1966	1,310	1,324	−1.1%	31.30	41.9/km²
Chipman	Village	1966	1,104	1,236	−10.7%	19.02	58.0/km²
Doaktown	Village	1966	792	793	−0.1%	29.07	27.2/km²
Dorchester	Village	1966	1,096	1,167	−6.1%	5.79	189.3/km²
Drummond	Village	1967	737	775	−4.9%	8.90	82.8/km²
Eel River Crossing	Village	1966	1,953	2,032	−3.9%	65.48	29.8/km²
Fredericton Junction	Village	1966	704	752	−6.4%	23.85	29.5/km²
Gagetown	Village	1966	711	698	+1.9%	49.47	14.4/km²
Grand Manan	Village	1995	2,360	2,377	−0.7%	152.77	15.4/km²
Grande-Anse	Village	1968	899	738	+21.8%	24.33	37.0/km²
Harvey	Village	1966	358	363	−1.4%	2.45	146.1/km²
Hillsborough	Village	1966	1,277	1,350	−5.4%	12.83	99.5/km²
Lac Baker	Village	1967	690	719	−4.0%	37.18	18.6/km²
Le Goulet	Village	1986	793	817	−2.9%	5.49	144.4/km²
Maisonnette	Village	1986	495	573	−13.6%	12.90	38.4/km²
McAdam	Village	1966	1,151	1,284	−10.4%	14.28	80.6/km²
Meductic	Village	1966	173	228	−24.1%	6.67	25.9/km²
Memramcook	Village	1995	4,778	4,831	−1.1%	187.67	25.5/km²
Millville	Village	1966	273	307	−11.1%	12.15	22.5/km²
Minto	Village	1966	2,305	2,505	−8.0%	31.68	72.8/km²
Neguac	Village	1967	1,684	1,678	+0.4%	26.75	63.0/km²
New Maryland	Village	1991	4,174	4,232	−1.4%	21.33	195.7/km²
Nigadoo	Village	1967	963	952	+1.2%	7.65	125.9/km²
Norton	Village	1966	1,382	1,301	+6.2%	75.35	18.3/km²
Paquetville	Village	1966	720	706	+2.0%	9.26	77.8/km²
Perth-Andover	Village	1966	1,590	1,778	−10.6%	8.97	177.3/km²
Petitcodiac	Village	1966	1,383	1,429	−3.2%	17.21	80.4/km²
Petit-Rocher	Village	1966	1,897	1,908	−0.6%	4.49	422.5/km²
Plaster Rock	Village	1966	1,023	1,135	−9.9%	3.04	336.5/km²
Pointe-Verte	Village	1966	886	976	−9.2%	13.76	64.4/km²
Port Elgin	Village	1922	408	418	−2.4%	2.66	153.4/km²
Rexton	Village	1966	830	818	+1.5%	6.18	134.3/km²
Riverside-Albert	Village	1966	350	353	−0.8%	3.35	104.5/km²
Rivière-Verte	Village	1966	724	744	−2.7%	6.70	108.1/km²
Rogersville	Village	1966	1,166	1,170	−0.3%	7.20	161.9/km²
Sainte-Anne-de-Madawaska	Village	1966	957	1,002	−4.5%	9.19	104.1/km²
Saint-Antoine	Village	1966[lower-alpha 6]	1,733	1,770	−2.1%	6.32	274.2/km²
Saint-Isidore	Village	1966	764	748	+2.1%	22.94	33.3/km²
Saint-Léolin	Village	1978	647	684	−5.4%	19.73	32.8/km²
Saint-Louis de Kent	Village	1966	856	930	−8.0%	2.01	425.9/km²
Sainte-Marie-Saint-Raphaël	Village	1986	879	955	−8.0%	15.90	55.3/km²
St. Martins	Village	1966	276	314	−12.1%	2.35	117.4/km²
Salisbury	Village	1966	2,284	2,208	+3.4%	13.54	168.7/km²
Stanley	Village	1966	412	419	−1.7%	17.11	24.1/km²
Sussex Corner	Village	1966	1,461	1,495	−2.3%	9.34	156.4/km²
Tide Head	Village	1966	938	1,036	−9.5%	19.43	48.3/km²
Tracy	Village	1966	608	611	−0.5%	29.46	20.6/km²

Neighbourhoods

Neighbourhoods of New Brunswick
Name	Part of	Amalgamation date	Pop. 2012	Pop. 2010	Other
Rough Waters	Bathurst
Blair Athol	Balmoral
Bass River	Bathurst
Jacquet River	Belledune	1994
Lily Lake Road	Campbellton	1958
St Albert	Campbellton	1958
Richardsville	Campbellton	1979
Darlington	Dalhousie	1982
St-Jacques	Edmundston	1998
St-Basile	Edmundston	1998
Verret	Edmundston	1998
Florenceville	Florenceville-Bristol	2008
Bristol	Florenceville-Bristol	2008
Devon	Fredericton	1945
Marysville	Fredericton	1973
Barkers Point	Fredericton	1973
Nashwaaksis	Fredericton	1973
Silverwood	Fredericton	1973
Grand Bay	Grand Bay-Westfield	1998
Westfield	Grand Bay-Westfield	1998
Pamdenec	Grand Bay-Westfield	1988			and part of the Parish of Westfield
North Head	Grand Manan	1995
Seal Cove	Grand Manan	1995
Grand Harbour	Grand Manan	1995
Ingalls Head	Grand Manan	1995
Woodwards Cove	Grand Manan	1995
Castalia	Grand Manan	1995
Newcastle	Miramichi	1995
Chatham	Miramichi	1995
Douglastown	Miramichi	1995
Loggieville	Miramichi	1995
Nelson-Miramichi	Miramichi	1995
Nowlanville	Miramichi	1995
Gondola Point	Quispamsis	1998
Wells	Quispamsis	1998
Albert	Riverside-Albert	1966
Riverside	Riverside-Albert	1966
East Riverside-Kingshurst	Rothesay	1998
Fairvale	Rothesay	1998
Wells	Rothesay	1998			Western Section
Carleton	Saint John	1785
Indiantown	Saint John
Fairville	Saint John
Lorneville / Pisarinco	Saint John	1969
Milford	Saint John
Millidgeville	Saint John
Mount Pleasant	Saint John
Parrtown	Saint John	1785
Portland	Saint John	1889
Randolph	Saint John
Loch Lomond	Saint John
Simonds Parish	Saint John	1967
Lancaster Parish	Saint John	1967
Lancaster	Saint John	1967
Milltown	Saint Stephen	1973
Tracadie	Tracadie-Sheila	1991
Sheila	Tracadie-Sheila	1991

Local service districts

Other communities and settlements

This is a list of communities and settlements in New Brunswick.

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Cities

Campbellton is New Brunswick's smallest city by population and area.
Fredericton is New Brunswick's capital.
The Moncton census metropolitan area (CMA) includes the City of Dieppe.
Saint John is New Brunswick's second largest city by population and area. The Saint John CMA is formed around the City of Saint John.

Parishes

The local service district of the parish of Campobello was incorporated as a rural community on November 1, 2010; the parish itself still legally exists and appears in the Territorial Division Act.
The local service district of Parish of Ludlow was replaced on March 10, 1971, by the new local service district of Upper Miramichi, which also included part of the local service district of the parish of Stanley; Upper Miramichi was incorporated as a rural community on March 17, 2008. The parish itself still legally exists and appears in the Territorial Division Act.
The official name is Sainte-Marie in both languages.[11]
These totals are not inclusive of the local service districts of the parishes of Campobello and Ludlow, which are now incorporated as rural communities (Ludlow as part of Upper Miramichi). See rural community for the total 2011 Census statistics of all rural communities in New Brunswick.
St. Stephen was incorporated as a town in 1871, but amalgamated with Milltown in 1973 and renamed St. Stephen-Milltown but the name reverted to St. Stephen in 1975.[12]
Incorporated as St. Anthony but the name was changed to Saint-Antoine in 1969.[12]

References

Saint John Telegraph-Journal: "municipal election 2016 results", p.A4-A5 10 May 2016
"Population and dwelling counts, for Canada, provinces and territories, and census subdivisions (municipalities), 2016, 2011 and 2006 censuses (New Brunswick)". Statistics Canada. May 28, 2012. Retrieved February 10, 2017.
"Population and dwelling counts, for Canada, provinces and territories, and census subdivisions (municipalities), 2011 and 2006 censuses (New Brunswick)". Statistics Canada. May 28, 2012. Retrieved January 4, 2013.
"Population and dwelling counts, for Canada, provinces and territories, and census subdivisions (municipalities), 2011 and 2006 censuses (New Brunswick)". Statistics Canada. May 28, 2012. Retrieved January 4, 2013.
"List of Reserves/Settlements/Villages (New Brunswick)". Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada. June 28, 2012. Retrieved January 13, 2013.
"Interim List of Changes to Municipal Boundaries, Status, and Names: From January 2, 2011 to January 1, 2012" (PDF). Statistics Canada. Retrieved April 2, 2013.
"Population and dwelling counts, for Canada, provinces and territories, and census subdivisions (municipalities), 2011 and 2006 censuses (New Brunswick)". statcan.gc.ca. Statistics Canada. May 28, 2012. Retrieved January 4, 2013.
"Corrections and updates: Population and dwelling count amendments, 2011 Census". statcan.gc.ca. Statistics Canada. February 14, 2013. Retrieved February 15, 2013.
"Census Profile". statcan.gc.ca. Statistics Canada. October 24, 2012. Retrieved January 30, 2013.
"Census Profile". statcan.gc.ca. Statistics Canada. October 24, 2012. Retrieved January 30, 2013.
"Chapter T-3 Territorial Division Act" (PDF). Government of New Brunswick. Retrieved 28 December 2020.
"Provincial Archives of New Brunswick". Government of New Brunswick. 2015. Retrieved March 6, 2015.
"Population and dwelling counts, for Canada, provinces and territories, and census subdivisions (municipalities), 2016 and 2011 censuses – 100% data (New Brunswick)". Statistics Canada. February 8, 2017. Retrieved February 11, 2017.

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[4] Campbellton is New Brunswick's smallest city by population and area.

[5] Fredericton is New Brunswick's capital.

[6] The Moncton census metropolitan area (CMA) includes the City of Dieppe.

[7] Saint John is New Brunswick's second largest city by population and area. The Saint John CMA is formed around the City of Saint John.

[Campobello-13] The local service district of the parish of Campobello was incorporated as a rural community on November 1, 2010; the parish itself still legally exists and appears in the Territorial Division Act.

[Ludlow-15] The local service district of Parish of Ludlow was replaced on March 10, 1971, by the new local service district of Upper Miramichi, which also included part of the local service district of the parish of Stanley; Upper Miramichi was incorporated as a rural community on March 17, 2008. The parish itself still legally exists and appears in the Territorial Division Act.

[18] The official name is Sainte-Marie in both languages.[11]

[Totals-19] These totals are not inclusive of the local service districts of the parishes of Campobello and Ludlow, which are now incorporated as rural communities (Ludlow as part of Upper Miramichi). See rural community for the total 2011 Census statistics of all rural communities in New Brunswick.

[22] St. Stephen was incorporated as a town in 1871, but amalgamated with Milltown in 1973 and renamed St. Stephen-Milltown but the name reverted to St. Stephen in 1975.[12]

[23] Incorporated as St. Anthony but the name was changed to Saint-Antoine in 1969.[12]

[sjtj-1] Saint John Telegraph-Journal: "municipal election 2016 results", p.A4-A5 10 May 2016

[2016StatCanNB-2] "Population and dwelling counts, for Canada, provinces and territories, and census subdivisions (municipalities), 2016, 2011 and 2006 censuses (New Brunswick)". Statistics Canada. May 28, 2012. Retrieved February 10, 2017.

[2011StatCanNBCities-3] "Population and dwelling counts, for Canada, provinces and territories, and census subdivisions (municipalities), 2011 and 2006 censuses (New Brunswick)". Statistics Canada. May 28, 2012. Retrieved January 4, 2013.

[2011StatCanNBFN-8] "Population and dwelling counts, for Canada, provinces and territories, and census subdivisions (municipalities), 2011 and 2006 censuses (New Brunswick)". Statistics Canada. May 28, 2012. Retrieved January 4, 2013.

[AANDC-9] "List of Reserves/Settlements/Villages (New Brunswick)". Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada. June 28, 2012. Retrieved January 13, 2013.

[10] "Interim List of Changes to Municipal Boundaries, Status, and Names: From January 2, 2011 to January 1, 2012" (PDF). Statistics Canada. Retrieved April 2, 2013.

[2011StatCanNB-11] "Population and dwelling counts, for Canada, provinces and territories, and census subdivisions (municipalities), 2011 and 2006 censuses (New Brunswick)". statcan.gc.ca. Statistics Canada. May 28, 2012. Retrieved January 4, 2013.

[2011censuscorrection-12] "Corrections and updates: Population and dwelling count amendments, 2011 Census". statcan.gc.ca. Statistics Canada. February 14, 2013. Retrieved February 15, 2013.

[Campobello-14] "Census Profile". statcan.gc.ca. Statistics Canada. October 24, 2012. Retrieved January 30, 2013.

[LudlowParish-16] "Census Profile". statcan.gc.ca. Statistics Canada. October 24, 2012. Retrieved January 30, 2013.

[TerrDivAct-17] "Chapter T-3 Territorial Division Act" (PDF). Government of New Brunswick. Retrieved 28 December 2020.

[ProvincialArchives-20] "Provincial Archives of New Brunswick". Government of New Brunswick. 2015. Retrieved March 6, 2015.

[2016StatCanNBMuni-21] "Population and dwelling counts, for Canada, provinces and territories, and census subdivisions (municipalities), 2016 and 2011 censuses – 100% data (New Brunswick)". Statistics Canada. February 8, 2017. Retrieved February 11, 2017.

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