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A farming and lumbering community that grew quickly.

Midgic is a small, close-knit community that offers a quiet rural atmosphere with a strong connection to agriculture. The area is located near the boundary of the famous Tantramar Marshes, with the natural beauty of the marshes influencing both the local economy and lifestyle. Midgic’s scenic landscape, with its sweeping vistas and farmland, creates a peaceful rural environment perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and those seeking a slower pace of life.

Historically, Midgic has been known for its farming communities, particularly dairy farming, with family-run farms dotting the landscape for generations. The community’s deep agricultural roots continue to shape its identity, with local markets, craft fairs, and agricultural events being focal points for residents and visitors alike. Though small in size, Midgic fosters a strong sense of community, where neighbours support one another and the town’s rich traditions are celebrated year-round.

The surrounding marshlands, a crucial part of the Tantramar Wetlands, provide stunning views and excellent opportunities for birdwatching, photography, and nature walks. The nearby Tantramar Heritage Trust also supports the area’s conservation efforts, ensuring the rich local landscape and natural habitat will be preserved for generations to come.

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    Community History

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    1866

    Midgic is formed as a farming and lumbering community with about seven families calling it home.

    1871

    In just five years, Midgic grows to a population of 200.

    1898

    Midgic Station was a station on the New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Railway. 

    1900s

    The rise of modern agriculture allows for increased productivity.

    Tantramar Communities

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