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Dieppe
Saint-Anselme Church
Information
Country	Canada
Region	Southeastern New Brunswick
Watercourse	Petitcodiac River
Area	54,05 km²
Location
46 ° 5 ′ 56 ″ N 64 ° 43 ′ 27 ″ W
Official site
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Dieppe is a city of Southeastern New Brunswick to Canada. She is part of theAcadia.

Understand

Dieppe is a city Acadian located in Westmorland County in the Southeastern New Brunswick. It constitutes the predominantly French-speaking part of Greater Moncton. It is also the largest predominantly French-speaking city in Canada outside the Quebec.

To go

By plane

• 46.113056-64.6786111 Greater Moncton Roméo Leblanc International Airport  – The airport of Greater Moncton situated at 6,4 km from downtown Dieppe and just under 10 km from downtown Moncton. Several hotels are located near the airport. (last update August 2017)

By train

• VIA Rail at the station Moncton – Station located a few minutes from Dieppe. (last update August 2017)

Circulate

To see

• Chapel of Petcoudiac  – Monument erected in 2002 commemorating the construction of the first Catholic chapel in 1802 on the territory of what would become Dieppe. (last update August 2017)
• Military Veterans Monument  – Monument erected in 1984 commemorating the 913 soldiers Canadians who died during the Dieppe landings on August 19, 1942. (last update August 2017)
• Monument to the patriots  – Monument erected in 1984 to commemorate the centenary of the flag Acadian and the Acadian national anthem, theAve Maris Stella, as well as the visit in France of four Acadians received by General de Gaulle in 1968, including three from Dieppe. (last update August 2017)

Do

• Fox Creek Golf Club  (last update August 2017)
• Rotary St-Anselme Park  – Family park offering a playground, a water jets area, a BMX track, a velodrome and baseball fields. (last update August 2017)
• Sky-Zone on Champlain Street – Indoor trampoline park (last update August 2017)
• Bike  – More than 55 km trails and bicycle lanes throughout the municipality, particularly along the Petitcodiac River. (last update August 2017)

To buy

• Bass Pro Shops  – Store for hunting and fishing enthusiasts. (last update August 2017)
• CF Champlain  – The largest shopping center in New Brunswick offering a range of retail stores, services and restaurants. (last update August 2017)
• Dieppe market Saturdays. – Market offering a variety of fresh produce and local handicrafts. (last update August 2017)

Eat

Have a drink / Go out

Housing

• Coastal Inn  (last update August 2017)
• Holiday Inn Express  (last update August 2017)
• Quality Inn  (last update August 2017)
• Wingate by Wyndham  (last update August 2017)

Communicate

Manage the day-to-day

Around

• Moncton