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New Brunswick, Canada
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The Acadian Coast (French: la Côte Acadienne) covers the eastern coast of New Brunswick.
By train
Via Rail's Atlantic train The Ocean stops in Bathurst twice a day, three days a week: in the morning having departed from Montreal, and in the evening having departed from Halifax.
By bus
The Maritime Bus travels between several locations in the Maritimes, and has daily service in Bathurst, Campbelltown and Dalhousie.
By car
From Quebec City, Campbellton is 520 km along Autoroute 20 and Highway 132.
By car
Highway 11 is the main highway that connects the Acadian Coast, running from the bridge from Quebec at Campbellton, through Bathurst, Caraquet and Tracadie-Sheila, then on to Miramichi.
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Bonaventure · Regional · YVB
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a mining, fishing and forestry centre with access to some beautiful wilderness areas
connected by bridge to Quebec, it has a strong Acadian heritage
a lobster fishing village and seaport and a focus of the August 15 Acadian "fête nationale"
long stretches of natural beaches, scenic vistas, and lots of snow for winter sports
beautiful beaches
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