Category:Île Boishébert

**Beaubears Island**
	human settlement in Derby Parish, New Brunswick, Canada
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Instance of	river island; refugee camp; archaeological site;
Location	Derby Parish, Northumberland County, New Brunswick, Canada
Heritage designation	national historic site of Canada (1930–);
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	46° 58′ 18.12″ N, 65° 34′ 27.12″ W
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This category is for a cultural heritage site in Canada, number

1169

in the Canadian Register of Historic Places.

This category is for a cultural heritage site in Canada, number

7650

in the Canadian Register of Historic Places.

Français : Le lieu historique national du Canada Boishébert est une zone boisée contenant les vestiges archéologiques d’un camp de réfugiés acadiens du 18e siécle à la pointe Wilsons et sur l’île Beaubears, au confluent des rivières Miramichi Sud-Ouest et Nord-Ouest au Nouveau-Brunswick. La reconnaissance officielle vise la zone de la pointe Wilsons qui a été délimitée au moment de la désignation. Le lieu historique national du Canada de la Construction-Navale-à-l'Île-Beaubears comprend environ 24 hectares (60 acres) de terrain sur la rive sud-est (aval) de l'île Beaubears, au confluent des rivières Miramichi Sud-Ouest et Nord-Ouest, ainsi que le chenal sud adjacent de la rivière Miramichi. L'endroit renferme les vestiges d'un chantier naval du 19e siècle.

English: Boishébert National Historic Site of Canada is a wooded area with archaeological evidence of an 18th century Acadian refugee camp situated on Wilsons Point and Beaubears Island at the confluence of the Southwest and Northwest Miramichi River in New Brunswick. Official recognition refers to the area of Wilsons Point delineated at the time of designation. Beaubears Island Shipbuilding National Historic Site of Canada incorporates some 24 hectares (60 acres) on the southeastern (downstream) shore of Beaubears Island at the confluence of the Southwest and Northwest Miramichi River, and the adjacent south channel of the Miramichi River. The site includes the remains of an early 19th-century shipyard.