Shediac Parish

Few communities in New Brunswick have a history as closely tied to Acadian settlement and coastal fishing as Shediac Parish. Its shoreline faces Shediac Bay and the Northumberland Strait, a shallow Atlantic waterway that shapes the area’s summer shore life. Woodland, coves and low coastal land give this part of southeastern New Brunswick a distinctly maritime character, while the French language and Acadian traditions remain central to the region. In nearby Shediac, the Giant Lobster monument acknowledges an industry long important to local communities. Browse nearby webcams to see how Shediac Parish fits into New Brunswick’s Acadian coast.

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