New Brunswick

Scale 1:350,000. Size 27"x39". International Travel Maps edition.

The Canadian province of New Brunswick, called Acadia by its original French settlers, is perhaps best known for being the source of the famous epic poem Evangeline. It is also the home of the Cajun people.

The British, unfairly regarding the Acadians (Cajuns), expelled thousands of them to French-controlled Louisiana in the mid-1750s. Some Acadians made the long trek back to the land they considered `home', while many others re-built their lives in New Orleans. Today, the province is an industrious mix of French and English Canadians, sharing a land steeped in history. NB, for short, is the link between Central Canada and the Maritime Provinces.

Historic Fredericton, Saint John, and St. Stephen retain many of the buildings built by loyalists fleeing the terror of the colonial revolution in what was to become the USA. The Bay of Fundy tidal bore and the amazing `magnetic' hill that `tows' cars uphill (go see for yourself) are two of the attractions of this interesting part of Canada. This map is double-sided.

Scale 1:25,000. Size 27"x39". G.M. Johnson edition. This Map Coverage Area are Moncton, Bathurst, Campellton, Dieppe, Edmunston, Grand Falls/Grand-Sault, Miramichi, Riverview, Sackville, Shediac, New Brunswick , Nouveau-Brunswick Overview Map.

Scale 1:25,000. Size 27"x39". G.M. Johnson edition. This Map Coverage Area are Calais, ME, Douglas, Fredericton, Gagetown, Grand Bay-Westfield, Kingsclear, Lincoln, New Maryland, Oromocto, Quispamsis, Rothesay, Saint Andrews, Saint John, St. Mary’s, Saint Stephen, Woodstock, Downtown Saint John.

MapArt edition.

Scale 1:200,000. Size 8?"x11". 121 pages. Mussio Ventures Ltd edition. Welcome to the second edition of the New Brunswick Backroad Mapbook. Readers will find many new and improved features in the guidebook. The maps now showcase Crown land areas and also have seen countless new roads, trails and recreational features added. In addition, the reference section has seen many updates and now includes Hunting, ATV and Snowmobile sections. New Brunswick is rich in history and scenery, inviting outdoor enthusiasts to discover some of the most striking natural features that Atlantic Canada has to offer. From the convenience of its major highway corridors to rugged trail systems in the remote parts of the province, there is always a place to explore and appreciate the outdoors. Saint John, Moncton, Fredericton, Edmundston, Miramichi and Bathurst are the largest centres, linking to many beautiful towns and historic villages throughout the province. Whatever your outdoor preference happens to be, there is always something to satisfy the itch to get out and enjoy the open air in New Brunswick. The intricate arrangement of trails range from hiking developed footpaths to riding remote forest roads on an ATV. A small network of provincial parks and two exciting national parks attract campers and day-users, offering unique landscapes and a variety of services.

Scale 1:1,800,000. Size 28"x40". MapArt edition. Includes the provinces of New Brunswick, Newfoundland & Labrador, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island.

Size 27"x39". International Travel Maps edition.

2nd Edition- Scale varies - On waterproof paper The first edition was published in 2000 using artwork under licence. This edition uses original ITMB artwork. Side 1 cover Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Price Edward Island as well as Quebec's Magdalen Islands at a scale of 1:800,000. This side also includes the Top 10 Attractions of the three provinces.

The second side is devoted to the Canadian Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, with the much smaller island portion being a half-page inset at 1:150,000 scale and the larger mainland portion being at 1:1,700,000. The northernmost tip of Quebec/Labrador belongs to Nunavut. St.Pierre et Miquelon, a French overseas possession just south of Newfoundland Island, is also included, as well as the map's only urban inset, historic St.John's, one of North America's oldest cities.

The map also includes a listing of 9 Top Attractions. ITMB also publishes maps of the individual provinces, but the advantages of this regional map is that it combines together four interesting parts of Canada on to one sheet, ideal for someone making a grand circle trip. It is printed on durable, waterproof, decomposable stone paper.

Various scales. Size 8?"x11". 135 pages. MapArt edition. Includes the provinces of New Brunswick, Newfoundland & Labrador, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island. - - - - -

Scale 1:800,000. Size 27"x39". MapArt edition. Includes the provinces of New Brunswick, Newfoundland & Labrador, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island.

Scale 1:16,000. Detailed city street map.

Scale 1:17,000. MapArt edition. Detailed city street map.

Scale 1:17,500, Detailed city street map.

Scale 1:25,000. MapArt edition. Detailed city street map.

International Travel Maps edition.