New Brunswick | ITMB 2023

By chance, ITMB is also releasing the latest edition of one of the Maritime Provinces, New Brunswick. This fascinating region has a rich history, being home to the Breton people (from Brittany, in France), who called it Acadia. These Acadians were unjustly deported to French-controlled Louisiana Territory by the British, becoming known as Cajuns. Many eventually returned to Acadia, re-named New Brunswick during the American Revolutionary War, and now live in reasonable harmony with the tens of thousands of settlers moved by the British from the war zone during that period.

Key Features of the Map:

• Double-sided design: Divided into north half/south half for easy navigation.
• Top Attractions list: Highlights must-see destinations across the province.
• Additional coverage: Includes a small portion of Prince Edward Island, featuring the marvellous bridge connecting it to mainland Canada, as well as a larger portion of Nova Scotia.

Notable Details:

• Touristic islands included:
  • Campobello, joined to Maine by a bridge.
  • Grand Manon, located to the south.
  • Miscou, historically significant as the landing site of a Russian plane in 1939 during the first attempt to fly non-stop from Moscow to NYC.
• Urban navigation: No urban inset maps are included, as none of the cities are overly large or difficult to navigate.

Legend Includes:

• Roads by classification
• Rivers and Lakes
• National Parks
• Airports
• Points of Interest
• Highways and Main Roads
• Zoos
• Fishing spots
• And much more!

This is a very interesting province and highly popular during the summer months. The map size is 27" x 39" when unfolded, making it a comprehensive and practical tool for exploring New Brunswick and its surroundings.