Cambridge-Narrows

Cambridge Narrows Regional Library

Cambridge-Narrows is a village of 700 people (2011) in Queens County, south-central New Brunswick, Canada. It lies on Washademoak Lake, in the centre of and almost equidistant from New Brunswick's 3 largest cities, Saint John, Fredericton and Moncton.

The village straddles Washedemoak Lake, a navigable tributary of the Saint John River.

The village was formed by the amalgamation of two separate settlements on either side of the river, Cambridge and The Narrows, which merged in 1966.

Once a rich farming community, today this area is increasingly becoming primarily a vacation and summer destination, with numerous cottages up and down the shores of the lake.

Get in

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By road it's about 45 minutes from Fredericton, 55 minutes from Saint John and 1 hr 15 min from Moncton.

From Highway 2, take the Pram Grand Lake Drive exit and follow Route 695 13 km east to route 715.

Get around

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Map
Map of Cambridge-Narrows

  • 45.82838-65.957341 Anthony Flower House Museum, 2270 Lower Cambridge Rd, +1 506 488-3030. Mid-June to the end of August: daily 10-5PM; May Oct & Nov: by appointment. The house was built by Anthony Flower around 1818. It displays the works of this artist who was born in London in 1792, and worked in watercolour and oil. Adult $3, child under 12 free. Anthony Flower on Wikipedia Anthony Flower (Q4772524) on Wikidata OSM directions
  • 45.82629-65.938971 9J Antiques, 1409 Bridge Drive, +1 506 488-6116. Daily 10AM-5PM. OSM directions

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Routes through Cambridge-Narrows
FrederictonGagetown  W  E  → Jct W EThree RiversMoncton


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