Capital Region Rural District

This page is the City map of Capital Region Rural District in Queens County, New Brunswick, Canada, showing streets, roads, paths and named places. The district is an administrative area at OSM admin_level 6 and includes 4 municipalities, 3 counties and 6 subregions. Its territory includes rural communities and parishes associated with the Saint John River valley and the interior of central New Brunswick. The map provides geographic context for places such as Maugerville, Burton, Sheffield, Geary and Maquapit Lake.

Maugerville Parish

Maugerville Parish is an administrative parish in New Brunswick, Canada, identified at OSM admin_level 8 within Capital Region Rural District. It lies in Queens County, where the Saint John River forms a major geographic feature near Maugerville and the surrounding rural settlements.

The parish is part of the rural administrative structure of central New Brunswick rather than an incorporated city. Streets and roads shown on the map connect Maugerville Parish with neighbouring parts of Queens County and the broader Saint John River valley.

Burton Parish

Burton Parish is an OSM admin_level 8 administrative parish within Capital Region Rural District and Queens County, New Brunswick. The parish is located near Burton, a named community in the district, and near the transportation corridor linking the Saint John River valley with Fredericton and the surrounding rural areas.

Burton Parish belongs to the historic parish-based administrative geography of New Brunswick. The City map records its roads, paths and places as part of the wider rural territory around Queens County.

Clarendon Parish

Clarendon Parish is an administrative parish in New Brunswick, Canada, classified at OSM admin_level 8 within Capital Region Rural District. It occupies part of the inland rural area of Queens County, away from the larger urban centre of Fredericton.

The parish is represented on the regional City map through its named roads, paths and rural places. Its administrative setting links Clarendon Parish with the other parishes and localities that make up central Queens County.

Sheffield Parish

Sheffield Parish is an OSM admin_level 8 parish in Capital Region Rural District, Queens County, New Brunswick. The parish includes the rural area associated with Sheffield and is situated in the central New Brunswick landscape connected to the Saint John River system.

Sheffield Parish is distinct from the separately mapped locality named Sheffield within the same district. The City map shows both the parish boundary context and the roads and places recorded inside this part of Queens County.

Canning Parish

Canning Parish is an OSM admin_level 8 administrative parish within Capital Region Rural District in Queens County, New Brunswick. It forms part of the rural administrative pattern of central New Brunswick, where parishes cover extensive areas outside incorporated urban centres.

The map places Canning Parish among the neighbouring parishes and localities of Queens County. Roads, paths and named places provide the detailed geographic structure of this parish within the district.

Gladstone Parish

Gladstone Parish is an administrative parish in New Brunswick, Canada, recorded at OSM admin_level 8 within Capital Region Rural District. It is part of Queens County and belongs to the rural interior surrounding the Saint John River valley.

Gladstone Parish is shown as a separate administrative unit from the district’s admin_level 9 localities. The City map identifies its road network and named places in relation to the other parishes of central Queens County.

Blissville Parish

Blissville Parish is an OSM admin_level 8 parish in Capital Region Rural District, Queens County, New Brunswick. The parish is located in the rural area north and west of the main Saint John River settlements and forms part of the district’s parish-based geography.

Its mapped territory contains roads, paths and named rural places rather than a single large urban centre. Blissville Parish is shown alongside the other admin_level 8 parishes that organize this part of central New Brunswick.

Geary

Geary is an OSM admin_level 9 locality within Capital Region Rural District in Queens County, New Brunswick. It is situated in the Burton area of central New Brunswick, close to the Saint John River valley and the road connections leading toward Fredericton.

The locality is administratively distinct from Burton Parish, which is mapped at admin_level 8. The City map records Geary’s streets, paths and surrounding rural places within the wider Capital Region Rural District.

Sheffield

Sheffield is an OSM admin_level 9 locality in Capital Region Rural District, Queens County, New Brunswick. It is associated with Sheffield Parish, an admin_level 8 parish in the same district, and belongs to the rural settlement geography of central New Brunswick.

The locality is shown separately from Sheffield Parish because the two entries represent different administrative levels. Roads and paths around Sheffield connect the named settlement with neighbouring rural areas and the Saint John River corridor.

Burpee

Burpee is an OSM admin_level 9 locality within Capital Region Rural District in Queens County, New Brunswick. The locality is part of the district’s rural settlement pattern, alongside named places such as Geary, Sheffield and Maquapit Lake.

Burpee is mapped as a locality rather than as one of the district’s admin_level 8 parishes. Its roads, paths and nearby places appear in the City map in relation to the surrounding parishes of central Queens County.

Maquapit Lake

Maquapit Lake is an OSM admin_level 9 locality in Capital Region Rural District, Queens County, New Brunswick. The name refers to a lake settlement in the Saint John River region, where waterways and low-lying river landscapes are characteristic geographic features.

The locality is distinct from the surrounding parish units mapped at admin_level 8. The City map shows Maquapit Lake together with its access roads, paths and nearby rural places in the eastern part of the district.

Deersdale

Deersdale is an OSM admin_level 9 locality within Capital Region Rural District in Queens County, New Brunswick. It belongs to the rural interior of central New Brunswick, where settlements are distributed among forested land, roads and small waterways.

The locality is recorded separately from the district’s admin_level 8 parishes and from neighbouring admin_level 9 places. Its position and road connections can be examined on the City map of Capital Region Rural District.

Wirral

Wirral is an OSM admin_level 9 locality in Capital Region Rural District, Queens County, New Brunswick. It is one of the named rural places that form the settlement geography of the district outside the larger centres of central New Brunswick.

Wirral is mapped as a locality within the surrounding parish framework of Queens County. The City map displays its streets, paths and connections with neighbouring rural areas in Capital Region Rural District.

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

Capital Region Rural District – Facts

Subregions	13

	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