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This page is the City map of Wakefield Parish in New Brunswick, Canada, showing the mapped streets, paths and places of the region. Wakefield Parish is located within the Town of Hartland in Carleton County. OpenStreetMap identifies the parish as an administrative area at admin_level=8 and divides it into 8 subregions. The mapped subregions are Somerville, Victoria Corner, Jacksontown, Lindsay, Rosedale, Jackson Falls, Oakville and Red Bridge.
Somerville is one of the 8 subregions of Wakefield Parish, located in the Town of Hartland in Carleton County, New Brunswick. OpenStreetMap records Somerville as an administrative area at admin_level=9.
On the City map, Somerville is shown within the boundaries of Wakefield Parish at admin_level=8. Its regional context is therefore defined by Wakefield Parish, the Town of Hartland and the province of New Brunswick.
Victoria Corner is one of the 8 subregions assigned to Wakefield Parish in the Town of Hartland, Carleton County. The locality is mapped in New Brunswick, Canada, as an administrative area with admin_level=9.
The City map places Victoria Corner inside Wakefield Parish, whose OpenStreetMap administrative level is 8. This identifies the subregion within the administrative sequence of New Brunswick, Carleton County and the Town of Hartland.
Jacksontown is a named subregion of Wakefield Parish and is located in the Town of Hartland in Carleton County, New Brunswick. OpenStreetMap classifies Jacksontown at admin_level=9.
Within the City map, Jacksontown belongs to the Wakefield Parish administrative area at admin_level=8. The parish is one of the administrative areas of New Brunswick and contains 8 mapped subregions, including Jacksontown.
Lindsay is one of the 8 subregions of Wakefield Parish, which lies in the Town of Hartland in Carleton County. The subregion is located in New Brunswick, Canada, and is identified in OpenStreetMap with admin_level=9.
The City map records Lindsay within Wakefield Parish at admin_level=8. Its administrative setting can therefore be specified as Lindsay, Wakefield Parish, the Town of Hartland and Carleton County in New Brunswick.
Rosedale is a subregion of Wakefield Parish in the Town of Hartland, Carleton County, New Brunswick. OpenStreetMap assigns Rosedale the administrative level admin_level=9.
On the City map, Rosedale is contained within Wakefield Parish, recorded at admin_level=8. It is one of the 8 named subregions that make up the mapped parish in New Brunswick, Canada.
Jackson Falls is one of the 8 subregions of Wakefield Parish, located within the Town of Hartland in Carleton County. The subregion belongs to New Brunswick, Canada, and is recorded in OpenStreetMap at admin_level=9.
The City map places Jackson Falls inside Wakefield Parish, whose boundary is identified at admin_level=8. This administrative relationship connects Jackson Falls with the Town of Hartland and the wider Carleton County area.
Oakville is a named subregion of Wakefield Parish in the Town of Hartland, Carleton County, New Brunswick. OpenStreetMap identifies Oakville as an administrative area at admin_level=9.
Within the City map, Oakville is part of Wakefield Parish at admin_level=8. The parish contains 8 subregions in total, and Oakville is one of the areas mapped within this New Brunswick administrative unit.
Red Bridge is one of the 8 subregions of Wakefield Parish, situated in the Town of Hartland in Carleton County, New Brunswick. The area is recorded by OpenStreetMap at the administrative level admin_level=9.
The City map shows Red Bridge within Wakefield Parish, which is mapped at admin_level=8. Its administrative location is consequently defined by the parish, the Town of Hartland, Carleton County and New Brunswick, Canada.
Data sources: OpenStreetMap (ODbL), Wikidata (CC0)
| Subregions | 8 |
|---|---|
| Located in | Carleton County |
| Country | Canada |
Data source: Wikidata (CC0)
| Railway | |
| Bus | |
| Tram |
| Cycle path | |
| Cycle lane on road | |
| Cycling on bus lane | |
| Bicycle street | |
| Cyclists allowed | |
| Cyclists allowed, good surface | |
| No cycling | |
| Cobblestones |
| Long-distance cycle route | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance cycle route |
| Path |
| Long-distance hiking trail | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance hiking trail | ||
| No pedestrians |