Fredericton Profile
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About Fredericton
Fredericton is the capital of New Brunswick, on a bend of the Saint John River in the west of the province. It is a government and university city—home to the University of New Brunswick and St. Thomas University—with a compact downtown and a restored garrison district. Tree-lined streets and a riverside green distinguish it from the province’s larger port and retail centres. About 63,000 people live in Fredericton.
Known for
- Provincial capital and legislature
- University of New Brunswick and St. Thomas University
- Historic Garrison District
- Saint John River and the walking bridge
- Beaverbrook Art Gallery
See & do
Historic Garrison District
Officers’ Square, guardhouses, and the restored military precinct.
Beaverbrook Art Gallery
Provincial art museum on the river.
Fredericton Boyce Farmers Market
Saturday market downtown.
Bill Thorpe Walking Bridge
Converted railway bridge across the Saint John River.
Odell Park
Old-growth urban forest west of downtown.
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