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This page is the City map of Studholm Parish in New Brunswick, Canada, showing streets, paths and places within the region. Studholm Parish is a parish in Kings County and forms part of Butternut Valley Rural Community. The parish was founded in 1840 and is divided into 18 subregions mapped at administrative level 9. The mapped area is located in southern New Brunswick, within the province’s Kings County.
Head of Millstream is one of the 18 subregions of Studholm Parish in Kings County, New Brunswick. OpenStreetMap classifies this locality as administrative level 9 within Butternut Valley Rural Community.
Its mapped administrative setting is Studholm Parish, a parish established in 1840. The City map places Head of Millstream within the rural municipal area of Butternut Valley Rural Community.
Searsville is an administrative level 9 subregion of Studholm Parish in Kings County, New Brunswick. It is included among the 18 mapped subregions of the parish.
The locality lies within Butternut Valley Rural Community, the rural community that contains Studholm Parish. Studholm Parish was founded in 1840, providing the administrative context for Searsville.
Riverbank is one of Studholm Parish’s 18 subregions and is mapped at administrative level 9. Studholm Parish is located in Kings County in the province of New Brunswick, Canada.
The subregion belongs to Butternut Valley Rural Community, which contains the parish. The parish dates from 1840, and Riverbank is recorded within that established parish structure.
Pearsonville is an administrative level 9 subregion within Studholm Parish, New Brunswick. It is one of the 18 subregions identified for the parish in Kings County.
The locality is situated within Butternut Valley Rural Community, the rural community associated with Studholm Parish. The parish was founded in 1840 and remains the relevant administrative area for Pearsonville.
Lower Millstream is mapped as administrative level 9 in Studholm Parish, within Kings County, New Brunswick. It is part of the parish’s 18-subregion structure.
The subregion is located in Butternut Valley Rural Community. Studholm Parish was founded in 1840, and Lower Millstream is recorded within its present rural administrative area.
Kierstead Mountain is one of the administrative level 9 subregions of Studholm Parish. The parish is in Kings County, New Brunswick, Canada, and contains 18 mapped subregions.
The locality belongs to Butternut Valley Rural Community. Its administrative context is Studholm Parish, which was founded in 1840.
Smiths Creek is an administrative level 9 subregion of Studholm Parish in Kings County, New Brunswick. It is included in the parish’s total of 18 mapped subregions.
The subregion is part of Butternut Valley Rural Community. Studholm Parish was founded in 1840 and provides the parish-level setting for Smiths Creek.
Summerfield is mapped at administrative level 9 within Studholm Parish, New Brunswick. The locality is one of 18 subregions in the parish, which is located in Kings County.
Summerfield is situated in Butternut Valley Rural Community. The wider parish was founded in 1840 and forms the administrative area containing this subregion.
Mount Hebron is one of the 18 subregions of Studholm Parish and is classified at administrative level 9. Studholm Parish is in Kings County, New Brunswick, Canada.
The locality lies within Butternut Valley Rural Community. The parish was founded in 1840, and Mount Hebron is mapped as part of that parish jurisdiction.
Pleasant Ridge is an administrative level 9 subregion in Studholm Parish, New Brunswick. It forms part of the parish’s 18-subregion division in Kings County.
The subregion is located in Butternut Valley Rural Community. Studholm Parish was founded in 1840 and is the parish-level administrative area associated with Pleasant Ridge.
Berwick is mapped as administrative level 9 within Studholm Parish in Kings County, New Brunswick. It is one of the 18 subregions recorded for the parish.
Berwick belongs to Butternut Valley Rural Community. The containing parish, Studholm Parish, was founded in 1840.
Carsonville is an administrative level 9 subregion of Studholm Parish. The parish is located in Kings County, New Brunswick, and is divided into 18 subregions.
The locality is within Butternut Valley Rural Community. Studholm Parish was founded in 1840, establishing the parish context for Carsonville.
Jordan Mountain is one of the 18 administrative level 9 subregions of Studholm Parish in New Brunswick. Studholm Parish is part of Kings County, Canada.
The subregion is located within Butternut Valley Rural Community. The parish was founded in 1840 and contains Jordan Mountain within its mapped boundaries.
Snider Mountain is mapped at administrative level 9 in Studholm Parish, Kings County, New Brunswick. It is included in the parish’s 18-subregion division.
Snider Mountain lies within Butternut Valley Rural Community. Studholm Parish was founded in 1840 and is the relevant parish jurisdiction for this locality.
Parleeville is an administrative level 9 subregion of Studholm Parish in New Brunswick, Canada. The parish is located in Kings County and contains 18 mapped subregions.
The locality belongs to Butternut Valley Rural Community. Studholm Parish was founded in 1840, and Parleeville is recorded within that parish.
Collina is one of the 18 subregions of Studholm Parish and is mapped at administrative level 9. Studholm Parish is situated in Kings County, New Brunswick.
Collina is part of Butternut Valley Rural Community. The parish was founded in 1840 and provides the administrative setting shown for this subregion.
Roachville is an administrative level 9 subregion within Studholm Parish, New Brunswick. It is one of the 18 subregions of the parish in Kings County.
The locality is located in Butternut Valley Rural Community. Studholm Parish was founded in 1840, and Roachville is included within its parish administration.
Mt Middleton is mapped as administrative level 9 in Studholm Parish, Kings County, New Brunswick. It is the final entry in the parish’s 18-subregion structure.
The subregion lies within Butternut Valley Rural Community. Studholm Parish was founded in 1840 and contains Mt Middleton within its mapped administrative area.
Data sources: OpenStreetMap (ODbL), Wikidata (CC0)
| Subregions | 18 |
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| Inception | 1840 |
| Located in | New Brunswick, Kings County |
| Country | Canada |
Data source: Wikidata (CC0)
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