New North End, Moncton
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New North End is a Neighbourhood in Moncton
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History
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- In 2014, the Neighbourhood was placed In lockdown during the 2014 Moncton shootings.[1]
Places of note
This is an amalgamation of smaller neighbourhoods and subdivisions which include the following below:
Residential Neighbourhoods
| Name | Est. Pop | Borders | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maplehurst Subdivision | |||
| Evergreen Subdivision | |||
| Hildegarde Subdivision | PO 1897-1932: in 1898 Hildegarde was a farming community with a population of 50: now within the city of Moncton.[2] | ||
| Glen Cairn Subdivision | Glen Cairn is now within the city of Moncton.[3] | ||
| Kingswood Park | |||
| Roxborough Park | |||
| Woodhaven Court | Woodhaven Court is now within the city of Moncton.[4] |
Commercial Areas & Other Structures
| Name | Category | Borders | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hildegarde | Shopping Area | (Area North of Wheeler Blvd to Sheraton Green Rd) | Includes Starbucks, Shoppers Drug Mart PetValu, Greco, Mr. Lube, Lounsbury's Furniture, Irving Oil, Harveys, Vogue Optical, |
| Evergreen | Shopping Area | (Area East of Sheraton Green Rd to Bulman Dr) | Includes Little Caesars, Subway, Second Cup, NB Liquor, Barnaby and Co, Swiss Chalet, Wheaton's, Jean Coutu |
| Hillside Baptist Church | Religious | ||
| Christian Church of Moncton | Religious | ||
| Church-Jesus Christ-Latter Day | Religious | ||
| Evergreen Park School | Education | ||
Bordering communities
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Lutes Mountain | Moncton (Magnetic Hill) | Ammon | |
| North-West End |  |
Moncton (Mapleton) | ||
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| Berry Mills | Moncton (New West End) | Moncton (Old North End) |
See also
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References
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- ↑ History of Moncton, New Brunswick Provincial Archives.
- ↑ History of Moncton, New Brunswick Provincial Archives.
- ↑ History of Moncton, New Brunswick Provincial Archives.
