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Dalhousie is a town located in New Brunswick, Canada.

Dalhousie is the most northern point of New Brunswick. It is situated where the Restigouche River discharges into Chaleur Bay. A hilly region, it is part of the Appalachian mountain range. It is surrounded by salt and fresh water bodies, and home to many species of wildlife, unique birds, and fish. The area is rich in natural resources.

Points north of Dalhousie include the Gaspe Peninsula. Points west include Campbellton and Edmundston. Points south are Bathurst and Moncton. Points east include the Bay of Chaleur.

In terms of tourist attractions, Dalhousie is home to the Inch Arran Park , one of New Brunswick's highest-rated campgrounds.

Dalhousie Mountain offers stunning panoramic views of the entire region and the Gaspé coast.

With four very well defined seasons, Dalhousie is the perfect home - or destination for - the sports enthusiast. Watersports such as sailing and powerboating are increasingly popular in the summer, as are skiing, snowmobiling, and ice fishing in the winter.

The popular Bon Ami festival in the summer serves as a homecoming for the community, where residents celebrate the town and its heritage.

The town's economy is dominated by a pulp and paper mill which spans the waterfront, a chemical plant and an orimulsion-powered electricity generating station. Those industries are major employers for the entire Restigouche region.

The town is commonly referred to as a Papertown.

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