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This page is the City map of Hampton Parish, a parish in New Brunswick, Canada, with streets, paths and places shown for orientation. Hampton Parish is located within the Town of Hampton in Kings County, on the lower Kennebecasis River corridor. OpenStreetMap records the parish at administrative level 8 and identifies six named level-9 subregions: Lakeside, Smithtown, Nauwigewauk, Darlings Island, Damascus and French Village. The Town of Hampton is the principal municipal reference for this area, while Saint John lies to the southeast in the Saint John River region.
Lakeside is a named subregion of Hampton Parish recorded at administrative level 9. It lies within the Town of Hampton and Kings County, New Brunswick, and is included in the parish’s local settlement structure.
The name identifies a locality associated with the Hampton area rather than a separate municipality. On the City map, Lakeside is shown in relation to the surrounding roads, paths and named places of Hampton Parish.
Smithtown is a level-9 subregion within Hampton Parish, which is administered as part of the Town of Hampton in Kings County. The locality belongs to the rural and residential area surrounding Hampton, New Brunswick.
Hampton is situated in the Kennebecasis River valley, a major geographic feature of southern New Brunswick. Smithtown is represented on the City map alongside the parish’s other named localities and the road network connecting them with Hampton.
Nauwigewauk is a named level-9 subregion of Hampton Parish in the Town of Hampton, Kings County. It is located in southern New Brunswick near the Kennebecasis River, whose valley extends through the Hampton area toward Saint John.
The locality is part of the Hampton-area settlement pattern rather than an independent municipality. The City map places Nauwigewauk within Hampton Parish and shows its connections to nearby streets, paths and places.
Darlings Island is a level-9 subregion of Hampton Parish and a named island locality in the Kennebecasis River area of Kings County, New Brunswick. Its island setting distinguishes it from the inland named places within the Town of Hampton.
The Kennebecasis River is a tidal tributary of the Saint John River and forms the principal waterway associated with the Hampton region. On the City map, Darlings Island is identified separately within Hampton Parish and connected geographically with the surrounding river landscape.
Damascus is recorded as an administrative level-9 subregion of Hampton Parish. It is situated within the Town of Hampton in Kings County, New Brunswick, and forms one of the named localities included in the parish map.
The wider Hampton area lies along the Kennebecasis River corridor, about 30 kilometres northeast of Saint John by road. Damascus is shown in this local geographic context with the streets, paths and other places mapped across Hampton Parish.
French Village is a named level-9 subregion within Hampton Parish, located in the Town of Hampton and Kings County, New Brunswick. The locality is part of the parish’s six mapped subregions and is distinct from the incorporated municipal area of Hampton.
Hampton Parish belongs to the Saint John River drainage region through the Kennebecasis River, which runs through the surrounding southern New Brunswick landscape. French Village appears on the City map with the roads, paths and places that define its position within Hampton Parish.
Data sources: OpenStreetMap (ODbL), Wikidata (CC0)
| Subregions | 6 |
|---|---|
| Located in | New Brunswick, Kings County |
| Country | Canada |
Data source: Wikidata (CC0)
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| No pedestrians |