About the Province
This is NB's Capital
What is Fredericton?
At 1282 ft, Hartland has longest one of these
What is the Covered Bridge?
Florenceville-Bristol is home to this company, which exports the world's largest supply of french fries
What is McCain Foods?
These edible ferns are harvested by locals in the spring of the year. Plaster Rock boasts to have the largest ones in the world (but I wouldn't try those ones)
What are Fiddleheads?
Prior to its renaming in 1855 to honor the famous Crimean War nurse, Florence Nightingale, Florenceville was called by this name for about 23 years
What is Buttermilk Creek?
This is NB's Provincial Flower as redundant as it may sound
What is the purple violet?
Step back in time and watch people live day-to-day lives of the early 1800's at this historical village located in Prince William
What is Kings Landing?
New Brunswick is the world's third largest producer of refined tree sap, traditionally called this
What is maple syrup?
At 2690 ft above sea level, this is the highest point in the Maritimes
What is Mt Carleton?
This animal prowls across the top of NB's flag
What is a lion?
Along NB's southern coast, this body of water has the world's highest tides
What is the Bay of Fundy?
Training up to 19000 soldiers per year, NB has the largest military training base in the British Commonwealth which goes by this name
What is CFB Gagetown?
On July 1, 1867, Canada first became its own country by combining New Brunswick, Ontario, Quebec, and this province.
What is Nova Scotia?
This is NB's provincial bird. If you listen, he'll tell you his name
What is the Black-Capped Chickadee-dee-dee?
This tourist destination featured in Moncton has quite an "attractive" name
What is Magnetic Hill?
On May 18, 1785 this city became the first in Canada to be officially incorporated
What is Saint John?
102000 residents make this the city with NB's Largest population
What is Moncton?
The largest of NB's islands, this one has a year-round population of nearly 2600 people
What is Grand Manan Island?
While you can not tour the Ganong Chocolate Factory anymore, both it and The Chocolate Museum are located in this town
What is St. Stephen?
NB supplies nearly 50% of the world's lobster and has an annual lobster festival in this town, the Lobster Capital of the World
What is Shediac?
Dating back to May 1, 1856, this is NB's oldest incorporated town
What is Woodstock?