Butternut Valley Rural Community

This page is the City map of Butternut Valley Rural Community in New Brunswick, Canada, showing streets, roads, paths and named places within the region. The rural community is located in Kings County and was founded in 2023. Its administrative area includes the parishes of Studholm and Johnston together with the named local areas of South Canaan, Marrtown, Mount Pisgah and Newtown. Butternut Valley Rural Community is part of New Brunswick’s rural settlement pattern in eastern Canada.

Studholm Parish

Studholm Parish is an administrative parish in Butternut Valley Rural Community, Kings County, New Brunswick. It has admin_level=8 in the mapped administrative structure. The parish was established in 1840, giving it a documented administrative history predating the creation of Butternut Valley Rural Community in 2023.

The parish forms part of the rural area represented on this City map, alongside Johnston Parish and the local areas of South Canaan, Marrtown, Mount Pisgah and Newtown. Its location in Kings County places it within New Brunswick’s provincial network of parishes and rural communities.

Johnston Parish

Johnston Parish is an administrative parish in New Brunswick, Canada, within Butternut Valley Rural Community and Kings County. In the OpenStreetMap administrative hierarchy, it is mapped at admin_level=8. The parish is one of the two named parish areas associated with the rural community.

Johnston Parish is shown on the regional City map together with Studholm Parish and the four mapped local areas of South Canaan, Marrtown, Mount Pisgah and Newtown. Its administrative setting is rural and belongs to Kings County in the province of New Brunswick.

South Canaan

South Canaan is a named local administrative area within Butternut Valley Rural Community in Kings County, New Brunswick. It is classified at admin_level=9 in the mapped hierarchy. The area is associated with the Canaan place-name in southern New Brunswick.

South Canaan appears on the regional City map alongside the parish areas of Studholm and Johnston and the local areas of Marrtown, Mount Pisgah and Newtown. Its administrative location connects it to the rural community founded in 2023.

Marrtown

Marrtown is a named local area in Butternut Valley Rural Community, located in Kings County, New Brunswick. The mapped boundary is classified at admin_level=9. Marrtown is therefore represented as a local administrative unit below the parish level in the regional structure.

The City map places Marrtown within the 2023 rural community and shows its relationship to Studholm Parish, Johnston Parish, South Canaan, Mount Pisgah and Newtown. Its wider administrative context is Kings County, one of New Brunswick’s county areas.

Mount Pisgah

Mount Pisgah is a named local administrative area of Butternut Valley Rural Community in Kings County, New Brunswick. It is mapped at admin_level=9. The name identifies a distinct area within the rural community rather than a separate parish.

Mount Pisgah is included on the regional City map with South Canaan, Marrtown and Newtown, while Studholm Parish and Johnston Parish provide the parish-level context. The area belongs to the rural community established in 2023 in the province of New Brunswick.

Newtown

Newtown is a named local administrative area within Butternut Valley Rural Community in Kings County, New Brunswick. Its mapped boundary carries admin_level=9. Newtown is one of the local areas identified within the rural community’s administrative structure.

The City map shows Newtown in relation to South Canaan, Marrtown and Mount Pisgah, as well as the parish areas of Studholm and Johnston. Its regional setting is the rural community founded in 2023 in Kings County, Canada.

Data sources: OpenStreetMap (ODbL), Wikidata (CC0) · Image: Wikimedia Commons

Butternut Valley Rural Community – Facts

Subregions	6
Inception	2023
Located in	New Brunswick, Kings County
Country	Canada
Website	https://www.butternutvalley.ca/

Data source: Wikidata (CC0)

	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	(depending on scale)

	Long-distance hiking trail	(depending on scale)
	Long-distance hiking trail	(depending on scale)
	No pedestrians

	Railway
	Bus
	Tram