Moncton

The landscape around Moncton is a low-lying tidal-river plain along the Petitcodiac River, which has shaped both the city’s layout and local economy. The river is known for its tidal bore, a wave that can travel upstream as Bay of Fundy tides push inland. Moncton developed into a major railway centre in the 19th and 20th centuries, a legacy explored at the Transportation Discovery Centre in Resurgo Place. The city is also an important Acadian cultural centre in Atlantic Canada, while nearby Magnetic Hill remains a well-known roadside attraction. Continue with other webcams across New Brunswick to follow how Moncton connects with the Bay of Fundy and the wider Maritime region.

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