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CountryCanada
Water BodyGulf of Saint Lawrence; North Atlantic Ocean
0Lat46.6833
Lng-64.8667
Classificationfishing_202608
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About This Seaport
About 300 fishermen and roughly 100 boats operate out of the public wharf at Richibucto, Kent County, New Brunswick, on the Gulf of Saint Lawrence — one of the busiest coastal and deep-sea fishing harbours on the province's east coast, especially during lobster season. The Richibucto Port Authority manages the site, and an adjoining marina with 60 berths also serves recreational boaters. There is no meaningful container or general cargo handling; infrastructure is built around fishing vessels and cold-chain facilities for fresh fish and lobster. Two of the wharves had reached the end of their service life by 2018, prompting a federal Small Craft Harbours redevelopment that has continued since. Road access runs via Route 11 off the Trans-Canada Highway; for international ocean freight, the nearest larger ports are Belledune and Halifax. Richibucto carries no UN/LOCODE, reflecting its purely local, fishery-focused role.
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Where is the port of Richibucto Harbor located?▼
The port of Richibucto Harbor is located in Canada (Gulf of Saint Lawrence; North Atlantic Ocean).
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46.68333, -64.86667
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