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This City map of Paroisse de Dalhousie shows the region’s streets, roads, paths and named places in New Brunswick, Canada. Paroisse de Dalhousie is a parish in Comté de Restigouche, in the province’s northern part. The parish was founded in 1839 and is divided into 8 subregions mapped at administrative level 9. The map identifies McLeods, Dalhousie, Dalhousie Junction, Point La Nim, Dundee, North Shannonvale, Eel River Cove and Ugpi'ganjig Mi'kmaq / Première nation d'Eel River.
McLeods is one of the 8 administrative level 9 subregions within Paroisse de Dalhousie. It is located in Comté de Restigouche, New Brunswick, Canada. The locality is represented separately on the regional map under the name McLeods. Its mapped position belongs to the administrative territory of the parish founded in 1839.
Dalhousie is an administrative level 9 subregion of Paroisse de Dalhousie in Comté de Restigouche. The name is also associated with the town of Dalhousie in northern New Brunswick, on the Restigouche River near Chaleur Bay. Within this regional map, Dalhousie is listed as one of 8 subregions of the parish. The parish belongs to New Brunswick, Canada, and was founded in 1839.
Dalhousie Junction is one of the 8 subregions of Paroisse de Dalhousie and has administrative level 9 status in the map data. It is situated in Comté de Restigouche, New Brunswick, Canada. The name distinguishes this mapped locality from Dalhousie, which is listed separately in the same parish. Its administrative setting is the parish established in 1839.
Point La Nim is an administrative level 9 subregion within Paroisse de Dalhousie. It lies in Comté de Restigouche in the province of New Brunswick, Canada. Point La Nim is recorded as a distinct named place rather than being combined with another of the 8 subregions. The locality is therefore shown within the boundaries of the parish founded in 1839.
Dundee is one of the 8 administrative level 9 subregions of Paroisse de Dalhousie. It is located in Comté de Restigouche, New Brunswick, Canada. Dundee is displayed as its own named area on the map, alongside Dalhousie and Dalhousie Junction. The subregion forms part of the parish territory founded in 1839.
North Shannonvale is an administrative level 9 subregion of Paroisse de Dalhousie. The locality is in Comté de Restigouche, New Brunswick, Canada, and is listed separately from the other 7 mapped subregions. Its name identifies the northern Shannonvale area within the parish’s administrative structure. Paroisse de Dalhousie was founded in 1839.
Eel River Cove is one of the 8 administrative level 9 subregions in Paroisse de Dalhousie. It is located in Comté de Restigouche, New Brunswick, Canada. The name refers to a distinct mapped locality within the parish and is separate from Ugpi'ganjig Mi'kmaq / Première nation d'Eel River. The area is part of the parish territory founded in 1839.
Ugpi'ganjig Mi'kmaq / Première nation d'Eel River is an administrative level 9 subregion in Paroisse de Dalhousie. It is identified as an Indian band and reserve in New Brunswick, Canada, within Comté de Restigouche. The mapped name records both the Mi'kmaq designation, Ugpi'ganjig Mi'kmaq, and the French designation Première nation d'Eel River. This subregion is one of the 8 administrative divisions shown for the parish founded in 1839.
Data sources: OpenStreetMap (ODbL), Wikidata (CC0) · Image: Wikimedia Commons
| Subregions | 8 |
|---|---|
| Inception | 1839 |
| Located in | Restigouche County |
| Country | Canada |
Data source: Wikidata (CC0)
Public transport map Paroisse de Dalhousie Legend | Railway | |
| Bus | |
| Tram |
Cycling map Paroisse de Dalhousie Legend | 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 |
Walking map Paroisse de Dalhousie Legend | Path |
| Long-distance hiking trail | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance hiking trail | ||
| No pedestrians |