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Moncton is a city in Southeastern New Brunswick, Canada. It is located inland of the Bay of Fundy and Acadian Coast. Moncton has a population of 64,128, with a metropolitan population of 138,644, making it the largest metropolitan city in New Brunswick. Look for accommodation in Moncton, or try finding hotels in Dieppe, or Riverview.
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600 Main Street, Moncton
Rated 9.3/10 by 299 reviews
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750 Main Street, Moncton
Rated 8.4/10 by 132 reviews
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1005 Main Street, Moncton
Rated 8/10 by 210 reviews
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14 Church Street, Moncton
Rated 7.4/10 by 8 reviews
14 Church Street, Moncton
Rated 7.4/10 by 8 reviews
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61 Weldon Street, Moncton
Rated 8.6/10 by 53 reviews
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Our recommendations of Residence Inn Moncton, Delta BEausejour, Crowne Plaza Moncton Downtown, L'Hotel St. James, and Midtown Motel and Suites may take into account distance from Moncton, guest ratings and accommodation popularity.
Moncton Travel Tips
Magnetic Hill, although advertised LOTS, is not worth your money... go off season when you don't have to pay. Still sort of fun... if you don't think to hard about it :-) MaryLou N.
Nothing special about moncton. They speak french if you care Brad M.
In 2002, Moncton became Canada's first officially bilingual city. The Petitcodiac River exhibits one of North America's few tidal bores, a regularly occurring wave that travels up the river on the leading edge of the incoming tide. The bore is a result of the extreme tides of the Bay of Fundy. … Glen C.More Moncton Tips GeckoGo
Nothing special about moncton. They speak french if you care Brad M.
In 2002, Moncton became Canada's first officially bilingual city. The Petitcodiac River exhibits one of North America's few tidal bores, a regularly occurring wave that travels up the river on the leading edge of the incoming tide. The bore is a result of the extreme tides of the Bay of Fundy. … Glen C.More Moncton Tips GeckoGo
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