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History
Saint John & St. Martins: A Coastal Legacy in New Brunswick

📜 Saint John: Canada’s Oldest Incorporated City (1785)
Saint John, New Brunswick, has been a historic maritime hub, shaping the province’s economy and culture. With its deep natural harbor, it became a center for shipbuilding, trade, and industry. The city’s legacy dates back to 1783, when Loyalists arrived, influencing its cultural identity.

🌊 Key Attractions:

Reversing Falls – A natural wonder where the Bay of Fundy’s powerful tides clash with the Saint John River.
Historic Waterfront – A vibrant area filled with markets, museums, and maritime history.
⛵ St. Martins: A Shipbuilding Legacy & Coastal Gem
Once a thriving 19th-century shipbuilding community, St. Martins produced vessels that sailed the world. Today, it’s known for its breathtaking coastline, including:

Red Cliffs & Sea Caves – Carved by the powerful tides of the Bay of Fundy.
Fundy Trail Parkway – A must-visit for stunning coastal views, hiking trails, and scenic lookouts.
🏞️ Discover New Brunswick’s Coastal Beauty! From historic shipbuilding to rugged Fundy landscapes, Saint John and St. Martins are gateways to some of Canada’s most breathtaking maritime history and natural wonders.