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Moncton is located in Westmoreland County, New Brunswick, Canada, on the banks of the Ke River in Petike, and is known as the most hospitable city in Canada. As it is located in the center of the Canadian maritime province, Moncton is known as the "central city" and is the second largest city in New Brunswick.
The museum is a very good museum, and it's free. It's free, free, free, and important things are said three times. It is recommended to play with family and parents, so children can learn a lot. Broaden children's horizons and let them feel different things.

The Canadian Confederation Bridge is a 12.9-kilometer-long cross-sea highway bridge connecting Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick.
The bridge started in 1993 and opened to traffic in 1997. It is a two-lane express road with a total length of nearly 13 kilometers (8 miles), a speed limit of 80 kilometers, and 65 piers.

The museum is not very magnificent, it is just a three-story building. It is usually deserted and no one goes there. We didn’t have any exhibitions in the past.

The Chinese team in the World Park is quite different from some domestic parks and some national royal gardens. The World Park here has a small natural lawn. And some forests, not woods. The lake here is so natural, unlike some domestic ones that look like man-made lakes.
If you come in the right season, you can also play snow here. The snow here is also pretty good. The snowing scenery is also beautiful. If you are interested in Ctrip, friends can come here to play.

This is the largest lobster producing area in the world. It is said that 40% of the lobster in the world is produced here. It is located under the Confederation Bridge and is a good playground. Its symbol is a huge lobster at the entrance of the park, which is very distinctive. Self-driving friends can come and see if they pass by here, they will definitely have a good harvest.

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