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DescriptionFirst Nations lands of New Brunswick map-blank.svg
English: Blank map of First Nations lands of New Brunswick, Canada.
Each area can be selected and colored separately. It have an unique ID, easy to find (for example, Ctrl+F in Inkscape). See the area lists below.
Equirectangular projection, WGS84 datum
Standard meridian: 66.4° W
True scale parallel: 46.4° N
Geographic limits of the map:
West: 69.2° W
East: 63.6° W
North: 48.3° N
South: 44.5° N
Français : Carte muette des terres des Premières Nations du Nouveau-Brunswick, Canada.
Chaque zone peut être sélectionnée et colorée séparément. Elles ont toutes un identifiant unique, facile à trouver (par exemple, Ctrl+F dans Inkscape). Voir les listes des zones ci-dessous.
Projection équirectangulaire, système géodétique WGS84.
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