Tracadie Profile
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About Tracadie
Tracadie is a regional municipality on New Brunswick’s Acadian Peninsula, facing the Gulf of St. Lawrence around Tracadie Bay. Amalgamated coastal and inland communities share beaches, fishing harbours, and a strongly Francophone Acadian culture. Highway 11 is the peninsula’s main spine. About 16,000 people live in Tracadie.
Known for
- Regional municipality on the Acadian Peninsula
- Tracadie Bay and Gulf of St. Lawrence shoreline
- Francophone Acadian culture and festivals
- Fishing harbours and coastal villages
- Highway 11 peninsula service centre
See & do
Tracadie Bay beaches and dunes
Sandy Gulf shoreline and summer swimming.
Downtown Tracadie / waterfront
Shops, boardwalk, and harbour views.
Val-Comeau and coastal villages
Fishing communities along the municipal shore.
Acadian festivals and cultural venues
Music, food, and heritage events through the year.
Highway 11 coastal drives
Scenic routes along the peninsula.
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