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Loch Alva Protected Area |
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Location: northwest of Saint John Size: 19,415 ha, will be expanded to 21,925 ha in 2012
Description: The Loch Alva Wildland is
the largest roadless natural area in southern New Brunswick. The area is
dominated by
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Turtle Mountain - a rounded boulder mountain - the large lake of
Loch Alva , and an extensive network of lakes, wetlands and forest-covered
hills. The Musquash River watershed in this candidate supplies drinking water
for the city of Saint John. Together with a coastal Marine Protected Area being
proposed for the Musquash estuary, Loch Alva will contribute significantly to a
much larger protected area complex.