York County (New Brunswick)

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York County
York County
Location of the region in New Brunswick
Basic data
Country Canada
province New Brunswick

Administrative headquarters Fredericton
Coordinates : 45 ° 57 ′  N , 66 ° 39 ′  W Coordinates: 45 ° 57 ′  N , 66 ° 39 ′  W
Residents 97,238 (as of 2011)
surface 8,136.7 km²
Population density 12 inhabitants / km²
Time zone : Atlantic Standard Time ( UTC −4)
Atlantic Daylight Time ( UTC −3, daylight saving time)

York County is a county in the Canadian province of New Brunswick . The administrative seat is the capital of New Brunswick, Fredericton . The county has 97,238 residents as of 2011.

The most important economic sectors are agriculture and forestry . The Saint John River divides the county in an east-west direction, and the Southwest Miramichi River flows in the northeast . The Trans-Canada Highway crosses the county, from west to east, in the southern part.

The historic, tourist settlement of Kings Landing from 1780 to 1910 is located near Prince William . The county is named after Frederick Augustus, Duke of York and Albany , the second son of the British King George III.

Municipalities and cities

Main building of the University of New Brunswick (UNB) by Fredericton
New Brunswick State Parliament

York County consists of eight counties and the capital Fredericton (listed by population - 2011 Census).

Surname status Area km 2 Residents
Fredericton city 131.67 56,224
New Maryland Village 21.24 4232
McAdam Village 14.47 1284
Nackawic Town 8.40 1049
Stanley Village 17.34 419
Harvey Station Village 2.46 363
Canterbury Village 5.34 331
Millville Village 12.16 307
Meductic Village 5.57 270

Parishes

The county is divided into fourteen parishes (listed by population - 2011 Census).

York County Borough Division
Surname Area km 2 Residents
Kingsclear Parish 303.52 7391
Douglas Parish 1446.78 6081
Saint Marys Parish 753.12 4733
Bright Parish 404.17 3068
New Maryland Parish 375.78 2466
Manners Sutton Parish 525.74 1806
Southampton Parish 450.18 1538
Queensbury Parish 301.38 1272
Stanley Parish 1221.88 903
Prince William Parish 288.23 895
Canterbury Parish 557.22 609
Dumfries Parish 305.23 373
North Lake Parish 440.66 243
McAdam Parish 537.62 27

First Nations

There are two reserves of First Nations (listed by population - 2011 Census).

Surname status Area km 2 population
Devonian 30 reserve 2.73 864
Kingsclear 6 reserve 3.75 490

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Web links

Commons : York County  - Collection of Pictures, Videos, and Audio Files

Individual evidence

  1. Kings Landing Historical Settlement. Kings Landing Historical Settlement
  2. ^ University of New Brunswick (UNB): University of New Brunswick
  3. Aboriginal Communities in Canada: Archive link ( Memento from March 1, 2007 in the Internet Archive )
  4. ^ First Nations Canada Reserves in New Brunswick: List of Indian reserves in Canada # Indian Reserves in New Brunswick