Cities Covered
Monitoring locations across New Brunswick
Magnetic Latitude Range
Prime aurora viewing latitudes
Required Kp Index
Minimum activity for visibility
Kp Requirements by Location
Aurora Status by City
Bathurst
North Shore city with Chaleur Bay aurora viewing opportunities
Miramichi
River city with central New Brunswick aurora access
Fredericton
New Brunswick capital with aurora displays over Saint John River
Moncton
Hub city of the Maritimes with Bay of Fundy aurora viewing
Saint John
Port city with reversing falls and Atlantic aurora photography
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Peak Aurora Months
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can you see the northern lights in New Brunswick?
Yes, New Brunswick offers aurora viewing opportunities. Cities like Bathurst (MLAT 56.9°) can see aurora at Kp 6.0+, while southern locations need Kp 6.0+. Best viewing is September–April during dark, clear nights.
Where are the darkest skies in New Brunswick?
Check our city pages for specific dark sky recommendations near each location.