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Comté de Madawaska

District rural du Nord-Ouest

This City map of District rural du Nord-Ouest shows the region’s streets, roads, paths and named places in New Brunswick, Canada. The district is located in Comté de Madawaska, in the northwestern part of the province near the United States border. OpenStreetMap identifies one municipality and two subregions within the district. The mapped area includes the administrative units of Paroisse de Saint-Joseph, Saint-Joseph-de-Madawaska and DSL de Saint-Basile.

District rural du Nord-Ouest – Facts

Subregions 3
Located in New Brunswick
Country Canada
Website https://csrno.ca/

Data source: Wikidata (CC0)

Paroisse de Saint-Joseph

Paroisse de Saint-Joseph is a parish in New Brunswick, Canada, and is recorded as an administrative level 8 unit in OpenStreetMap. It lies within District rural du Nord-Ouest and Comté de Madawaska, where French is widely used in local place names and administration.

The parish name connects this area with the Saint-Joseph geographical designation used in northwestern New Brunswick. Its position in Madawaska places it within the upper Saint John River region, whose major urban centre is Edmundston.

Saint-Joseph-de-Madawaska

Saint-Joseph-de-Madawaska is an administrative level 9 subregion of District rural du Nord-Ouest in Comté de Madawaska. The name combines Saint-Joseph with Madawaska, the county and historical region in northwestern New Brunswick.

The subregion is part of the rural territory around Edmundston and the Saint John River corridor. In the regional map, Saint-Joseph-de-Madawaska is represented separately from the neighbouring Paroisse de Saint-Joseph and DSL de Saint-Basile.

DSL de Saint-Basile

DSL de Saint-Basile is an administrative level 9 subregion within District rural du Nord-Ouest and Comté de Madawaska. The abbreviation DSL refers to a local service district, a form of rural local administration used in New Brunswick.

Saint-Basile is associated with the northern New Brunswick locality incorporated into Edmundston in 1998. The subregion belongs to the Madawaska area along the upper Saint John River and is shown as a distinct unit on the District rural du Nord-Ouest map.

Data sources: OpenStreetMap (ODbL), Wikidata (CC0)