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The '''Saint John River Valley''' in [[New Brunswick]], [[Canada]], follows the Saint John River along the western border with [[Maine]]. The valley features historic wooden covered bridges, river ferries, falls, as well as artist studios and historic sites.
 
The '''Saint John River Valley''' in [[New Brunswick]], [[Canada]], follows the Saint John River along the western border with [[Maine]]. The valley features historic wooden covered bridges, river ferries, falls, as well as artist studios and historic sites.
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*[[Edmundston]]
 
*[[Edmundston]]
 
*[[Grand Falls]]
 
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*[[Gagetown]]
 
*[[Gagetown]]
 
*[[Quispamsis]]
 
*[[Quispamsis]]
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The Trans Canadian Highway follows the valley.
 
The Trans Canadian Highway follows the valley.
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==Eat==
 
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*'''Fiddlehead ferns''' are a local specialty
 
*'''Fiddlehead ferns''' are a local specialty
 
*'''Tarte au sucre''' is a Brayon sugar pie
 
*'''Tarte au sucre''' is a Brayon sugar pie
 
*'''River salmon''' are abundant in rivers and on menus
 
*'''River salmon''' are abundant in rivers and on menus
  
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Revision as of 02:12, 30 March 2006

The Saint John River Valley in New Brunswick, Canada, follows the Saint John River along the western border with Maine. The valley features historic wooden covered bridges, river ferries, falls, as well as artist studios and historic sites.

Contents

Regions

Cities

Other destinations

Understand

Talk

Get in

The Trans Canadian Highway follows the valley.

Get around

See

Itineraries

Do

Eat

  • Fiddlehead ferns are a local specialty
  • Tarte au sucre is a Brayon sugar pie
  • River salmon are abundant in rivers and on menus

Drink

Stay safe

Get out

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