Maugerville Parish

Maugerville Parish is best known in New Brunswick for the historic settlement of Maugerville, established by New England Planters in the 1760s. The parish lies within the broad Saint John River valley, east of Fredericton, where riverside farmland and wooded back roads define the rural setting. Maugerville developed during the early British-era resettlement of the river corridor, and its name remains associated with a community on the river’s north bank. Rather than an urban centre, it is part of the long-settled landscape of central New Brunswick, where the Saint John River has connected farms, small communities and the provincial capital for generations. See how Maugerville Parish fits within the Saint John River valley by browsing webcams nearby.

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