Gloucester County, New Brunswick
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Gloucester County (2001 population 82,929) is located in the northeastern corner of New Brunswick, Canada. Fishing, mining and forestry are the major industries in the county. The eastern section of the county is known for its Acadian culture.
[edit] List of CSD's in Gloucester County, with 2001 populations given:
Municipalities
- City of Bathurst (12,924)
- Town of Tracadie-Sheila (4,724)
- Town of Caraquet (4,442)
- Town of Beresford (4,414)
- Town of Shippagan (2,872)
- Village of Petit-Rocher (1,966)
- Village of Bas-Caraquet (1,689)
- Town of Lamèque (1,580) (Lamèque Island)
- Town of Bertrand (1,269)
- Village of Sainte-Marie - Saint-Raphaël (1,135)
- Village of Pointe-Verte (1,041)
- Village of Nigadoo (983)
- Village of Le Goulet (969)
- Village of Saint-Isidore (877)
- Village of Grande-Anse (853)
- Village of Saint-Léolin (802)
- Village of Paquetville (667)
- Village of Maisonnette (605)
Unincorporated
- Saumaraez (6,963)
- Beresford Parish (6,622)
- Shippagan Parish (5,600)
- Bathurst Parish (5,494)
- Inkerman (4,367)
- Paquetville (2,649)
- Allardville (2,450)
- Saint-Isidore (1,785)
- Caraquet (1,589)
- New Brandon (1,478)
- Pabineau 11 (120)
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