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Brunswick New is located in the eastern part of
Canada, which is a part of the three provinces of the sea in Canada, but also
Canada's most amazing beauty of the region. As the region near the Atlantic
Ocean,
where the people are full of deep love for the sea. The rural pastoral scenery and
beautiful coastline reflect each other, green grass, blue sea and blue sky of
the unique natural scenery.
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New Brunswick near Quebec. Driving from Quebec City to
Fredericton of New Brunswick, 5 hours and 38
minutes, travel 593 kilometers. New Brunswick retain 85% of the evergreen
forest and many have good road park. Countryside, pastoral scenery and coast
line parallel, eyeful of waving grass and blue sea, beautiful natural scenery,
known
by Canadians as the state of the "picture".
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Fredericton, located in the Middle East of New Brunswick,
it is the capital of the province. Saint John River through the center of the
city. Saint John City in the northwest 86 km. Surrounded by mountains,
beautiful scenery. In 1785, loyalists opposed the war for independence from the
United States who moved to here. In 1955, the Canadian forces in the 19
kilometers south of the city built a pass, Fredericton has been developing
rapidly.
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Unlike other cities, Fredericton no industry, about
1/5 of the people working for the government, so there is a quiet and peaceful
scene here. Walk in the city, can feel the slow passage of time.
The center of the city, is located in Saint John River of a small round peninsula,
many sites are scattered in Saint John River 's on both sides of
the river, one of the most elegant building is built in 1853, the Christ Church
Cathedral.
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Old Government House
Fredericton’s Old Government House was built in 1825, it
is a sign of the city buildings.
This magnificent stone palace was built for the
British Governor in 1825, and in 1853 the governor moved out of the house
because of the government's refusal to take on the cost. In 20th Century most
of the time, here is the Headquarters of the Royal Canadian Mounted
Police (RCMP). Now the governor of New Brunswick Province lives on the third
floor, his crown as the license plate number of the car often stop at the front
driveway.
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Occupy two blocks of the old military camp area,
Historic Garrison District is the heart of the city history and culture. Since
1784 nearly hundred years there has been a British soldier in the camp. Now
it's a place of museums. In the summer, every day will play funny history
plays. Other
famous places in Fredericton, both of them are concentrated in the city along
the Queen Street, is very easy for you to visit.
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Old military area of the scenic spots:
York Sunbury Museum，It
is located on the west side of the Officer’s Square, built in the old army
officer from 1839 to 1851, the building shows the colonial era, the design
style of the Royal engineer.
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Museum, a total of 12 rooms, all the shows and the
city's history, such as the Boer War and two world wars in Britain and Germany
two military items, Victorian furniture and archaeological findings, etc. One
more special exhibits is local wine boss pets - specimens of a 19 kilograms of
frog.
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Officer square in downtown of Frederic city. In the
war of 1812, the 104th regiment began a month in Kingston, in support of the
battle. This is one of the longest military parades in history. There is a
monument built in 2013 to commemorate the event.
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Saint John River inland waterway of the number of the
number of abnormal; although in the green lighthouse, never a truly safe
lighthouse. However, its light does work. This is a great place to enjoy this
magnificent river next to the walking path. At the top you can also through
charity donations to a lighthouse (i.e. to Fredericton SPCA). Take photos and
relax in a good place.
The green lighthouse, located in the center of the
river bank of St. John's River, is located near the officers' Square. A
prominent Frederic landmark for more than 20 years.
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