Caraquet Parish, New Brunswick

Delineation

Governance

• Blanchard Settlement assesses for the additional services of street lighting and community services, both added in 1988. Consists of the community of Village-Blanchard and grants along the Waugh and Godin Roads.
• Inkerman Centre assesses for the additional service of street lighting. The portion in this parish consists of the grants south of the wetlands along Ruisseau à Jules and all of the parish south of those grants.
• Pokesudie assesses for the additional services of street lighting and community services. Consists of Pokesudie Island and Little Pokesudie Island. The community of Pokesudie is on the main island.
• St. Simon assesses for the additional services of street lighting and recreational facilities. Consists of grants east of the former CNR line and north of the wetlands along Ruisseau à Isaac. Includes the communities of Centre-Saint-Simon and Haut-Saint-Simon.
• The parish of Caraquet. Originally including all the unincorporated parts of the parish, it has been reduced to four mainland areas and two islands.

2. Grants in the southwestern corner of the parish, along Thériault, Lavigne, and Haché Roads, containing more than five thousand acres.
4. Wetlands along Ruisseau à Isaac and Ruisseau à Jules.
6. Ten grants between the mouth of the Saint-Simon River and the southwestern corner of Bas-Caraquet, containing about nine hundred acres.
8. A small area on the southern bank of the Saint-Simon River where the Caraquet boundary cuts through a peninsula, containing less than five acres.
10. Munro Island
12. Caraquet Island

    Communities

• Bas-Caraquet
• Bertrand
• Caraquet
• Caraquet Island
• Centre-Saint-Simon
• Haut-Saint-Simon
• Pokesudie
• Village-Blanchard

  Demographics

Population

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