Moncton Profile
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About Moncton
Moncton sits on a bend of the Petitcodiac River in southeastern New Brunswick. It is the province’s largest urban centre, a bilingual transportation and retail hub for the Maritimes, and the urban core of a three-city area with Dieppe and Riverview. The river’s tidal bore and Magnetic Hill are long-standing visitor draws. About 79,000 people live in Moncton.
Known for
- Bilingual transportation and retail hub
- Petitcodiac River tidal bore
- Magnetic Hill and the nearby amusement area
- Université de Moncton
- Downtown core of Greater Moncton with Dieppe and Riverview
See & do
Magnetic Hill
Optical-illusion grade, with the adjoining zoo and water park.
Bore Park
Downtown viewing site for the Petitcodiac tidal bore.
Resurgo Place
Moncton Museum and transportation discovery centre downtown.
Centennial Park
Large urban park with trails, a beach, and a military aircraft display.
Downtown Main Street
Restaurants, shops, and the restored city centre on the river bend.
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