Magic Mushrooms in New Brunswick: Access and Information

Population

As of 2023, the estimated population of New Brunswick is approximately 842,725.

Known For

New Brunswick is renowned for the Bay of Fundy, which boasts the highest tides in the world, and its extensive forests that cover about 85% of the province.

Capital City

Fredericton

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Cities

Fun Fact

A fun fact about New Brunswick is that it is home to the world's largest lobster sculpture, located in Shediac, which is known as the 'Lobster Capital of the World'.

Provincial Symbol

The coat of arms of New Brunswick features a gold lion on a red field and an ancient galley, symbolizing the province's ties to England and maritime heritage. The flag, adopted in 1965, incorporates elements from the coat of arms including the gold lion and galley. The purple violet, adopted in 1936, serves as the provincial floral emblem representing the natural beauty of New Brunswick. The black-capped chickadee, designated as the provincial bird in 1983, is known for its distinctive song and year-round presence. The balsam fir, adopted in 1987, is the provincial tree and is important to the lumber industry and commonly used as a Christmas tree. The New Brunswick tartan, designed in 1959, features colors representing the province's natural resources and heritage. The Holmesville Soil Series, proclaimed in 1997, is the official soil of New Brunswick, supporting agriculture and forestry. Lastly, the 'Picture Province' Atlantic salmon fly, designated in 1993, symbolizes the significance of Atlantic salmon to the province.

Climate

New Brunswick experiences a humid continental climate, featuring warm summers and cold winters, with significant precipitation year-round. Snowfall is common during winter. Coastal areas benefit from milder temperatures due to the Atlantic Ocean's moderating effect.