New Brunswick State in Canada
Description
New Brunswick is the only officially bilingual province in Canada, with vibrant Acadian and English-speaking communities. Known for the Bay of Fundy and coastal beauty, it offers a quiet yet culturally rich lifestyle.
The entire province is served by a single area code 506. Despite population changes and modernization, area code 506 has remained sufficient. A new overlay, 428, is planned to support future growth. These New Brunswick area codes maintain reliable access across small towns and coastal hubs.
The entire province is served by a single area code 506. Despite population changes and modernization, area code 506 has remained sufficient. A new overlay, 428, is planned to support future growth. These New Brunswick area codes maintain reliable access across small towns and coastal hubs.
Map
Area Codes
Major Cities
| City | Prefixes |
|---|---|
| Belledune | |
| Woodstock | |
| Keswick | |
| Florenceville | |
| Moncton | |
| Fredericton | |
| Oromocto | |
| Hanwell | |
| Saint Leonard | |
| Dieppe | |
| Saint John | |
| Baker Brook | |
| Bathurst | |
| Richibucto | |
| Cocagne | |
| Sackville | |
| Minto | |
| Riverview | |
| Newcastle | |
| Cap Pele | |
| Edmundston | |
| Dalhousie | |
| Sussex | |
| Campbellton | |
| New Maryland | |
| Summerville | |
| Balmoral | |
| Hillsborough | |
| Hoyt | |
| Kingston | |
| Quispamsis | |
| Saint Antoine | |
| Bouchette | |
| French Village York | |
| Upper Kingsclear | |
| Gagetown | |
| Island View | |
| St Stephen | |
| Tracadie Sheila | |
| Grand Manan | |
| Miramichi | |
| Plaster Rock | |
| Blacks Harbour | |
| Salisbury | |
| Debec | |
| Rothesay | |
| Caraquet | |
| Port Elgin | |
| Beaver Harbour | |
| Saint Louis De Kent |