Heritage Photos: Department of Transportation infrastructure enriches our natural landscape!

The Department of Transportation and Infrastructure operates a network encompassing 18,000 kilometres of highway, 16 ferries, and 2,900 structures, including 58 unique and beautiful covered bridges. The Department’s infrastructure provides the ideal method to appreciate the splendour of the New Brunswick landscape.

Discover New Brunswick’s magnificent scenery through these photos featuring the infrastructure of the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure. Viewers can admire the natural beauty of every corner of the province.

The photos also send viewers back through time, as some date from the 1800s. They show the evolution of our infrastructures over the centuries and the methods used to cross our many watercourses.

Bridges

Ferries

Scenic Roads

Bridges in New Brunswick Gunningsville Bridge in Moncton Big Nepisiguit River Bridge in Gloucester County (1897) Bridge in Eel River Bar Campobello Lubec International Bridge Centennial Bridge in Miramichi Charles Van Horne Bridge in Campbellton Eel River Bridge on Route 11 Five Fingers Bridge on Route 17 Grand Falls Bridge Humphrey Brook Bridge in Moncton Lower Bridge in St. George Mactaquac Dam Madawaska River Bridge in Edmundston Miscou Island Bridge North West Miramichi River Bridge #2 in Red Bank Reversing Falls Bridge in Saint John Route 1 in Saint John Saint John Harbour Bridge Saint John River Bridge in Grand Falls Saint John River Bridge Seal Cove Bridge on Grand Manan Island Sureau Blanc Brook in Tracadie-Shelia Taylor Dam in Rothesay (1900) Hartland Baker-Brook Canal Road near St.George Cocagne River Florenceville Green River Odellach River Point Wolfe Smith Creek Tynemouth Creek Vaughn Creek