- Flows southeast into Southwest Miramichi River.
- Named for the estate of William Davidson, established in 1783.
- Established in 1847.
- Named for James Bruce, 8th Earl of Elgin (1811-1862), Governor General of Canada 1846-1854.
- 16 miles west of Sussex. Post Office circa 1885-1916.
- Settled 1823 from Perth, Scotland.
- 8 miles southeast of Richibuto. Post Office 1909-1956.
- Settled in 1830 from Galloway, Scotland.
- 4 miles southeast of Hartland, in Brighton Parish.
- Post Office 1909-1962.
- Formerly named Dow Settlement. William and Vardus Dow were settlers in 1848.
- 11 miles northeast of Sussex.
- Possibly named by Robert Shives, Emigration Agent at Saint John, whose father was from Scotland.
- 6 miles northwest of Bathurst.
- Post Office circa 1889-1921.
- Settled circa 1841 by Scottish.
- 6 miles southwest of Dalhousie.
- Post Office 1862-1957. Also Post Office Shannonvale circa 1885-1956.
- Settled by Scottish circa 1830.
- Established in 1826.
- Probably named for Ann Dundas, wife of Sir Howard Douglas, Lieut. Governor of New Brunswick 1823-1832.
- Possibly named for Robert Saunders Dundas, 2nd Viscount Melville, 1st Lord of the Admiralty.
- Flows southeast into Nashwaak River.
- Named for George Dunbar, Loyalist who received a grant in 1783.
- In Maliseet Kulloosisik, ‘eagle’s nest’, said to have been built on a high rock near its mouth.
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