Greenwich Parish

This City map of Greenwich Parish in New Brunswick, Canada, shows the region’s streets, roads, paths and named places. Greenwich Parish is a parish within Fundy Rural District and is associated with Kings County. The parish is located in the Saint John River region of southern New Brunswick, where settlement areas extend through a largely rural landscape. OpenStreetMap divides Greenwich Parish into five subregions: Evandale, Oak Point, Central Greenwich, Browns Flat and Lower Greenwich.

Evandale

Evandale is one of the five subregions of Greenwich Parish and has the OpenStreetMap administrative designation admin_level=9. It lies within Fundy Rural District in southern New Brunswick, Canada, and forms part of the wider Kings County area.

The place is associated with the Saint John River corridor, a major geographic feature of the region that flows through southern New Brunswick toward the Bay of Fundy. The map identifies Evandale as a distinct locality within Greenwich Parish rather than as a separate parish or municipality.

Oak Point

Oak Point is an admin_level=9 subregion of Greenwich Parish in Fundy Rural District, New Brunswick. The locality belongs to the rural administrative area associated with Kings County and is one of the five mapped subregions of the parish.

Oak Point is situated in the Saint John River region, where roads and settlement sites are connected to the river valley and the surrounding rural landscape. On this regional map, Oak Point is presented as a named locality within Greenwich Parish, not as an independent incorporated city.

Central Greenwich

Central Greenwich is one of the five administrative subregions mapped within Greenwich Parish. OpenStreetMap assigns it admin_level=9, while Greenwich Parish itself is an admin_level=8 parish in Fundy Rural District, New Brunswick.

The subregion occupies a central position within the parish’s named settlement pattern and belongs to the rural Saint John River area of southern New Brunswick. Its location places it within the geographic context of Kings County and the river valley extending through the province.

Browns Flat

Browns Flat is an admin_level=9 subregion of Greenwich Parish and one of the five local areas shown on the map. It is located in Fundy Rural District in New Brunswick, Canada, within the broader Kings County region.

The locality is connected with the Saint John River corridor, whose valley forms a defining geographic setting in southern New Brunswick. Browns Flat is mapped as a distinct named place inside Greenwich Parish, alongside Evandale, Oak Point, Central Greenwich and Lower Greenwich.

Lower Greenwich

Lower Greenwich is one of the five subregions of Greenwich Parish and carries the OpenStreetMap administrative designation admin_level=9. It is part of Fundy Rural District, a rural district in southern New Brunswick, Canada, associated with Kings County.

The subregion belongs to the lower part of the parish’s named settlement area and lies within the Saint John River region. The map distinguishes Lower Greenwich from Central Greenwich and the other three admin_level=9 subregions that together make up the mapped structure of Greenwich Parish.

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

Greenwich Parish – Facts

Subregions	5
Located in	New Brunswick, Kings County
Country	Canada

Data source: Wikidata (CC0)

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	Cycle lane on road
	Cycling on bus lane
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	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

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