Central York Rural Community

This page is the City map of Central York Rural Community in York County, New Brunswick, Canada, showing streets, roads, paths and named places. Central York Rural Community is a rural community established in 2023 and located within the boundaries of York County. The area lies in central New Brunswick, where the Saint John River and its tributaries shape the landscape around communities such as Mactaquac and Keswick Ridge. The map covers the rural settlements and administrative areas of Bright Parish, Keswick Ridge, Burtts Corner, Mactaquac, Scotch Lake, Zealand and Middle Hainesville.

Bright Parish

Bright Parish is an administrative parish in New Brunswick, Canada, within York County and Central York Rural Community. Its administrative level is 8, placing it below the York County level and the level of the regional municipality. The parish belongs to the rural interior of central New Brunswick, west of the urban area of Fredericton.

Bright Parish is mapped as one of the named administrative subdivisions of Central York Rural Community. The surrounding York County landscape includes forested uplands, rural roads and river valleys associated with the Saint John River system.

Keswick Ridge

Keswick Ridge is an administrative subdivision with admin_level 9 in York County, New Brunswick. It forms part of Central York Rural Community, which was established in 2023. The name identifies a rural ridge area associated with the Keswick River region north and northwest of Fredericton.

The Keswick River flows through York County toward the Saint John River, linking Keswick Ridge with the wider river landscape of central New Brunswick. Local mapping records streets, roads, paths and named places across this rural settlement area.

Burtts Corner

Burtts Corner is an admin_level 9 subdivision of Central York Rural Community in York County, New Brunswick. The community is located in the Saint John River watershed, where the Keswick River meets the Saint John River near the western side of the Fredericton area. Its position connects rural roads in central York County with settlements along the river valleys.

Burtts Corner is known as a rural community and local service centre in the interior of York County. The mapped area includes named roads and places around the junction of the Keswick and Saint John river corridors.

Mactaquac

Mactaquac is an admin_level 9 subdivision within Central York Rural Community and York County, New Brunswick. It lies on the Saint John River, approximately 20 kilometres west of Fredericton, and is associated with the Mactaquac Dam and Mactaquac Provincial Park. The Mactaquac Dam created a large reservoir on the Saint John River and is one of the most prominent infrastructure features in central York County.

Mactaquac Provincial Park occupies land along the river and reservoir and includes forested terrain, shoreline and recreational facilities. The area is also connected with Route 105, which follows the Saint John River corridor through central New Brunswick.

Scotch Lake

Scotch Lake is an admin_level 9 subdivision of Central York Rural Community in York County, New Brunswick. The name refers to a rural lake-area settlement in central York County, within the forested interior of the province. Its location is part of the network of small communities and local roads west of Fredericton.

The Scotch Lake area belongs to the Saint John River drainage basin, the major river system of central New Brunswick. The regional map identifies roads, paths and named places within this rural subdivision.

Zealand

Zealand is an admin_level 9 subdivision of Central York Rural Community in York County, New Brunswick. It is a rural settlement area in the central part of the province, west of Fredericton and within the forested uplands of York County. Zealand is connected to neighbouring communities by the local road network of Central York.

The settlement lies within the Saint John River watershed, which includes major tributaries and reservoirs such as the Keswick River and the Mactaquac reservoir. City-map data for Zealand records the streets, roads, paths and named places that define this rural area.

Middle Hainesville

Middle Hainesville is an admin_level 9 subdivision of Central York Rural Community in York County, New Brunswick. It forms part of the rural settlement pattern west of Fredericton, where small communities are separated by forest, agricultural land and local roads. The area is administered within the Central York regional structure founded in 2023.

Middle Hainesville belongs to the inland landscape of York County and the Saint John River drainage basin. The map shows its named roads, paths and places in relation to the surrounding subdivisions of Central York Rural Community.

Data sources: OpenStreetMap (ODbL), Wikidata (CC0) · Image: Wikimedia Commons

Central York Rural Community – Facts

Subregions	7
Inception	2023
Located in	York County, New Brunswick
Country	Canada
Website	https://centralyork.ca/

Data source: Wikidata (CC0)

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	No cycling
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