Saint Andrews Parish
Saint Andrews Parish is an administrative parish in New Brunswick, Canada, within Charlotte County and the wider area of the Town of Saint Andrews. The parish surrounds the town’s local landscape near Passamaquoddy Bay, a body of water connected to the Bay of Fundy. Saint Andrews itself is the principal named settlement associated with this part of Charlotte County and was founded in 1833.
The parish is identified as an administrative level 8 area, while the Town of Saint Andrews covers approximately 8.4 square kilometres and had 2,048 residents in 2021. Local geography includes coastal shorelines, the Saint Croix River system and rural areas characteristic of southwestern New Brunswick.
