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Map of Petitcodiac River Watershed
Aerial Photograph of Causeway
Moncton Headpond side looking towards Riverview
Moncton Headpond side looking towards Riverview
Causeway photo taken from Riverview Headpond side
Causeway photo taken from Riverview Headpond side
Riverview Headpond side looking towards Moncton
Riverview Headpond side looking downstream towards
Lower Coverdale
Causeway photo taken from Riverview on downstream side
Causeway photo taken from Riverview on downstream side
Causeway photo taken from Moncton on downstream side
Causeway taken from Moncton on downstream side
Headpond
Riverview Headpond side looking towards Moncton
View of Headpond from the Causeway
Petitcodiac River on downstream side of Petitcodiac River Causeway
Petitcodiac River view from Riverview towards
the Gunningsville Bridge
Petitcodiac River mud flats on downstream side
Petitcodiac River mud flats on downstream side
Fishway on Headpond side
Monitoring water level on Headpond side
Coast line at The Rocks Provincial Park at Hopewell Cape 
Shepody Bay from Hopewell Hill to Mary's Point
Hopewell Cape, Lower Cape, Cape Station 
Lower River East - Memramcook, Dorchester, Fort Folly ,
Johnson Mills (migration point for semipalmated sandpipers during the first two weeks of August)
Memramcook River and Memramcook Valley
Satellite Photo
This snapping turtle was found in a fish fence located off of the Salisbury back road behind the Steeves RS and Sons Excavating Ltd. A photo was taken of the snapping turtle prior to release.
Petitcodiac River at the covered bridge on Powers Pit Road
Julie Theriault, NBDSS summer student taking photo of the Petitcodiac River at the Salmon Pool.
Petitcodiac River at the Mitton Pool
Pollett River on the Parkindale Road, just off route #905
Gordon Falls, on the Pollett River
Gibson Falls on the Pollett River
Pollett River at the stone bridge
Public swimming area on the Pollett River near Church's Corner
Little River at Wilson Road
Semi-palmated sandpipers resting at Mary's Point, New Brunswick
Semi-palmated sandpipers in flight at Mary's Point, New Brunswick
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