Natural Protected Areas
- Baillie Settlement
- Bay du Vin Island
- Berry Brook
- Big Bald Mountain (New Brunswick)
- Big Rocky Brook
- Black River
- Blue Mountain
- Bull Pasture Bog
- Cains River
- Caledonia Gorge
- Canaan Bog
- Canoose Flowage
- Clarke Brook
- Cranberry Lake
- Dionne Brook
- Dowdall Lake
- Dungarvon Whooper Spring Woodlot
- Eel River
- Foley Island
- Freeze Lakes
- Glazier Lake
- Goodfellow Brook
- Goose Lake
- Gooseberry Cove
- Goulette Brook
- Gover Mountain
- Grand Lake
- Hovey Hill
- Howard Brook
- Jacquet River Gorge
- Kennedy Lakes
- Little Salmon River
- Little Tomoowa Lake
- Loch Alva
- MacFarlane Brook
- McCoy Brook
- McDougalls Brook
- McManus Hill
- Miscou Grande Plaine
- Mount Elizabeth
- Musquash
- Nepisiguit
- New River
- Oak Mountain
- Patchell Brook
- Phillipstown
- Picadilly Mountain
- Point Wolfe River Gorge
- Pollard Brook
- St. Croix River Islands
- Shinnickburn
- South Kedgwick River
- Spednic Lake
- Tabusintac
- Tay River
- Two Mile Brook Fen
- Upper Thorn Point Brook
- Upsalquitch Forks
- Whitehorse Island
- Williamstown Lake
- Wilson Brook
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