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Paroisse de Newcastle

This City map of Paroisse de Newcastle shows the region’s streets, paths and places in Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada. The parish lies within the administrative area of Northumberland County and is associated with the Newcastle area of the Miramichi region. OpenStreetMap divides Paroisse de Newcastle into four subregions: Little Bartibog, Lower Newcastle, Beaverbrook and Bellefond. The parish landscape is connected with the rural settlements and waterways of central and eastern New Brunswick, including the Miramichi River system.

Little Bartibog

Little Bartibog is an administrative subregion of Paroisse de Newcastle in Northumberland County, New Brunswick, with OSM admin_level=9. Its name refers to the Bartibog area east of the Miramichi River system, where rural roads connect dispersed settlements and wooded land.

The subregion belongs to the wider Newcastle area, whose main urban centre is Miramichi, formed in 1995 through the amalgamation of Newcastle, Chatham and several neighbouring communities. Little Bartibog is therefore situated within the administrative and geographic setting of northeastern New Brunswick rather than within a separate city municipality.

Lower Newcastle

Lower Newcastle is an administrative subregion of Paroisse de Newcastle in Northumberland County, New Brunswick, and is classified in OpenStreetMap as admin_level=9. The area is associated with the lower part of the historic Newcastle locality along the Miramichi River corridor.

Newcastle was one of the communities incorporated into the City of Miramichi in 1995, and Lower Newcastle remains part of that broader regional context. The surrounding area includes rural roads, forested terrain and access to the lower Miramichi watershed, which reaches the Gulf of Saint Lawrence through Miramichi Bay.

Beaverbrook

Beaverbrook is an administrative subregion of Paroisse de Newcastle in Northumberland County, New Brunswick, with OSM admin_level=9. The name is also associated with the Beaverbrook family, including Max Aitken, 1st Baron Beaverbrook, who was born in Maple, New Brunswick, in 1879 and became a prominent newspaper proprietor and politician in the United Kingdom.

Beaverbrook lies within the rural Northumberland County setting around Newcastle and Miramichi, where local roads pass through mixed woodland and settled land. The subregion is connected to the same Miramichi drainage basin as the other parts of Paroisse de Newcastle, rather than being an independent incorporated town.

Bellefond

Bellefond is an administrative subregion of Paroisse de Newcastle in Northumberland County, New Brunswick, classified as OSM admin_level=9. It is a rural locality within the Newcastle area, where settlement is organised along local roads rather than around a separate incorporated urban centre.

The subregion is part of the wider Miramichi landscape in northeastern New Brunswick, with forests, small rural communities and waterways connected to the Miramichi River basin. Bellefond is consequently mapped within Paroisse de Newcastle and Northumberland County, alongside Little Bartibog, Lower Newcastle and Beaverbrook.

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

Paroisse de Newcastle – Facts

Subregions 4
Located in Northumberland, City of Newcastle
Country Australia

Data source: Wikidata (CC0)

Photos from Paroisse de Newcastle

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Iss053 E 266442 View Of Earth View of Earth taken during ISS Expedition 53. Earth Science and Remote Sensing Unit , Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, public domain
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Iss047 E 24603 View Of Earth Earth Science and Remote Sensing Unit , Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, public domain
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