(a) District 1, bounded on the south by the Restigouche-Madawaska / Victoria-Northumberland county line, on the west and north by the New Brunswick/Quebec interprovincial boundary, including the Patapedia River and Restigouche River, and on the east as follows: Beginning at the point where the Restigouche River is intersected by Jardine Brook (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 4); then following a straight line, in a southeasterly direction, crossing Crown land, to intersect the Restigouche-Northumberland county line at the Lower West Branch of Portage Brook (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 38);

(b) District 2, bounded on the west by District 1, on the north by the Restigouche River and on the east and south as follows: Beginning at the point where Restigouche Harbour is intersected by the town limits line of the Town of Dalhousie just east of Grimmer Brook, also in common with the eastern boundary of Lot 78, originally granted to John McNish (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 6); then following and extending said lot boundary, in a southerly and westerly direction, to intersect the northeastern corner of Lot A, 2nd Tract, originally granted to John Hamilton; then following and extending the said lot boundary in a southerly, crossing N.B. Highway 11, then westerly direction, until it is intersected by the eastern corner of Lot M, originally granted to W. Hamilton; then following said lot boundary in a southerly and westerly direction, until it intersects the southeastern corner of Lot L, originally granted to J. Power; then, in a westerly direction, following and extending the southern boundary of said Lot L, in common with the southern boundary of granted lots K, J, I, H, G, F, 13, 12, C, B, and A to intersect the Malcolm Road, also in common with the east sideline of Lot 60, originally granted to Daniel Malcolm, North Shannonvale; then southerly, then westerly following and extending the southern boundary of said Lot 60, also in common with and known as the baseline of lots fronting on Restigouche Harbour and the Restigouche River, and at times in common with the Melanfant Road and the southern community limit lines of the City of Campbellton, the Village of Atholville and the Village of Tide Head (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 5) until it intersects the eastern sideline of Lot C, originally granted to James Ferguson, at Christopher (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 5); then southerly following the boundary of said lot until it intersects the eastern boundary of granted Lot 39 and a Crown land block at Christopher; then following, in a westerly direction, the northern boundary of the Crown land block until it meets N.B. Highway 275, at Christopher; then south along said highway, to intersect a one acre school lot and the eastern boundary of Crown land Block G, Range 2, at Christopher (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 5); then following the Crown land boundary, in common with granted lots B, C, 28 and 27, in a southerly direction until it intersects Christopher Brook on the southern boundary line of Lot 27, originally granted to Levi D. Walker; then in a southerly direction, following Christopher Brook, until it is intersected by Rocky Gulch; then following a straight line in a southerly direction, crossing Crown land, to intersect the Upsalquitch River at North Two Brooks (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 13); then following a straight line in a westerly direction, crossing Crown land, to intersect the eastern boundary line of District 1, at Rocky Brook;

(c) District 3, bounded on the south by the Restigouche-Northumberland county line, on the west by District 1 and District 2, on the north by District 2 and on the east as follows: Beginning at the point where the town limits of the Town of Dalhousie intersect the south shoreline of the Restigouche River, just east of Grimmer Brook (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 6); then following said shoreline in an easterly, then southerly direction, until it is intersected by the southern boundary line of the town limits of the Town of Dalhousie, in common with the northern boundary of the Eel River Indian Reserve No. 3 and the southern boundary line of Lot 5, originally granted to Robert Ferguson, at Eel Bay; then, following the said town limits line in a westerly direction, crossing N.B. Highway 11, until it is intersected by N.B. Highway 275; then southerly, along said Highway 275, until it intersects the Eel River Crossing boundary line along Little Black Brook (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 6); then, following said boundary line in an easterly, northerly and southeasterly direction until it intersects the Dalhousie-Balmoral parish line; then following said line in a southeasterly direction until it intersects the Balmoral boundary line; then following said boundary line in a southerly and westerly direction until it intersects the Saint Maure Road at the northwestern corner of Lot 45, originally granted to Jas. Bishop (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 6); then, following and extending in a south-southwesterly direction, the western boundary line of said Lot 45, to intersect the Balmoral-Colborne parish line just south of Reid Brook (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 6); then following the said parish line in a southerly direction until it intersects the Restigouche-Gloucester county line (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 26);

(d) District 4, bounded on the south by the Restigouche-Gloucester-Northumberland county line, on the west by District 3, on the north by Chaleur Bay and on the east by the Restigouche-Gloucester county line and also including lots 43 and 44, Belledune Lake Settlement, originally granted to Richard Moriarty (43) and Willie Gray (44) (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 8);

(e) District 5, bounded on the southeast by the Beresford-Bathurst parish line (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plans No. 16, 27 and 28), on the northwest by District 4 and on the northeast by Chaleur Bay;

(f) District 6, bounded on the west and south by the Gloucester-Northumberland county line including that part of Lot 2nd Tract, on Portage River, originally granted to Ebenezer Traverse, Oliver Whitney and John Summers (jointly), that lies south of the said county line, on the north by District 5 and Chaleur Bay and on the east as follows: Beginning at the point where the northeast sideline of Lot 16, originally granted to Bruno Poire, meets the south shore of Chaleur Bay at Grande-Anse (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 17); then in a southeasterly direction, following and extending the said line to intersect the northern boundary of Lot 17, originally granted to G. Dumas, Saint Paul Settlement (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 17); then westerly, following and extending said lot boundary, to intersect the east sideline of an unnumbered Crown land lot; then southerly and westerly, following and extending the eastern and southern boundary of said lot, in common with another unnumbered Crown land lot, to intersect the northern boundary of Lot 15, originally granted to J. S. Therrieau and in common with the Saint-Léolin community limits boundary; then following said limits line, in a westerly and southerly direction, crossing N.B. Highway 330, to intersect the southeastern corner of Lot 35, originally granted to Albert W. Theriault and Crown land block 9; then following the Crown land boundary in a westerly direction, crossing N.B. Highway 135, until it meets the southwestern corner of Lot 33 in Crown land block 8, at Black Rock, originally granted to Adrien Godin; then following a straight line in a southwesterly direction, crossing Crown land, to intersect the northeastern corner of Lot 30, originally granted to Estate of Ethan J. Jogoe (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 17); then following the northern boundary of said lot, crossing N.B. Highway 340 at Rocheville Settlement (Canobie South); then following the northern boundary of Lot 29, to its northwestern corner (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 29); then following a straight line in a southwesterly direction, crossing Crown land, to intersect the northeastern corner of Block 2, 3rd Tract, originally granted to John C. Ord at Goodwin Mill (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 28); then westerly, following the boundary of said lot crossing N.B. Highway 134, until it is intersected by the southern boundary of Lot 92 along Goodwin Mill Road, originally granted to Henry Burk; then southwesterly, following the said boundary to the southwestern corner of said Lot 92; then following a straight line in a southwesterly direction, crossing Crown land, to intersect the Canadian National Railway right-of-way at Red Pine Brook, Bruce Siding (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 41); then southerly along said right-of-way, until it intersects the northeastern corner of Lot 50, originally granted to Chas. Boss, at Red Pine; then westerly, following said lot boundary until its southeastern corner intersects the Canadian National Railway right-of-way; then southerly, following said right-of-way, until it intersects the Gloucester-Restigouche county line, just south of Bartibog Station (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 51);

(g) District 7, bounded on the north by the Northumberland county line (District 11); on the east and south by the Gulf of St. Lawrence and Miramichi Bay and on the west as follows: Beginning at the point where the Newcastle-Alnwick parish line, also in common with the Bartibog River, meets the Miramichi River at Bartibog Bridge (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 61); then northerly, following said parish line, until it intersects the Gloucester-Northumberland county line, also known as the southern boundary of District 11 (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 52);

(h) District 8, bounded on the northwest by District 6; on the northeast and east as follows: Beginning at the point where the southwestern corner of Lot 83, originally granted to John Robicheau, intersects the Saint-Léolin community limits and Crown land block 9 (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 17); then, following a straight line, crossing Crown land in a southeasterly direction to intersect the northeastern boundary of Lot 4, originally granted to Romeo Blanchard and the Bertrand community limits line, in common with the Caraquet River and the New Bandon-Paquetville parish line (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 17); then, following said limits and river in a southwesterly direction, until it is intersected by the western boundary of the Bertrand community limits at the northwestern corner of Lot 63, originally granted to Fabien Cormier, Burnsville; then, following said limit lines in southerly and easterly directions, through Millville Settlement and Theriault, including following the Duval Road, until they meet the Maltampec Road (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 18); then south, along the said Maltampec Road, until it is intersected by the northeastern corner of Lot 251, originally granted to Majorique Godin; then following and extending the northern boundary line of said lot, in a westerly direction, to the northwestern corner of Lot 251W; then in a southerly direction, following the western boundary of said Lot 251W, to meet and follow the Paquetville-Caraquet-Inkerman parish line until it intersects the northern boundary of Lot 274, originally granted to Augustine Savoy; then following the boundary of said Lot 274 in a westerly direction, until it intersects the northern boundary of Lot 27W; then following the boundary of said Lot 27W in a westerly direction, until it intersects the northeastern corner of Lot 277, originally granted to J. Mallet and Jas. St. Pierre; then following and extending in a westerly direction, a line in common with lots 276, 278, 257, 258 and 259 until it intersects the side line of Lot 285, originally granted to Michel E. Landry (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 18); then following and extending, in a southerly and westerly direction, the said lot boundary until it intersects the northeastern corner of Lot 101, originally granted to Frank P. Hachey (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 18); then following and extending in a southeasterly direction, along the eastern boundary of said lot, crossing N.B. Highway 350, to meet the Pokemouche River (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 30); then easterly along said river to meet the Inkerman-Pacquetville parish line; and on the south and west as follows: Beginning at the point where the Inkerman-Pacquetville parish line meets the Pokemouche River (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 30); then following the Pacquetville parish line, excluding Lot 63, originally granted to C. LaPlant, St. Rose Settlement, in a southerly and westerly direction, crossing N.B. Highway 135 at Bois-Blanc, until it is intersected by the eastern sideline of Crown land Lot 212, Range 1, Saint-Isidore Settlement; then southerly, following and extending said line, to intersect the southeastern corner of Crown land Lot 212, Range 2, Saint-Isidore Settlement (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 29); then westerly, following and extending the southern boundary of said lot, to intersect the Saint-Isidore-Allardville parish line; then northwesterly, following the Allardville parish line, to intersect the North Big Tracadie River along the northern baseline of the Allardville East Settlement lots; then northwesterly along said river, excluding the eastern quarter of Lot G, originally granted to Sir Jas. H. Dunn, until it intersects the southeastern boundary line of District 6 (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 29);

(i) District 9, bounded on the north by Chaleur Bay, on the west by District 8 (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plans No. 17 and 18) and on the south and east as follows: Beginning at the point where the Pokemouche River is intersected by the Pacquetville-Inkerman parish line (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 30); then following said river, in an easterly direction, until the south shore of said river is intersected by the northwestern corner of Lot 33 of the Pokemouche Indian Reserve No. 13; then southerly and easterly following and extending the boundary line of said reserve, until it intersects the western sideline of Lot 90, originally granted to Ernest Glidden; then northerly, following and extending the boundary of said Lot 90 until it intersects a small unnamed tributary of Cowans Creek; then easterly, following said tributary and creek, until it meets the bridge on the Cowans Creek Road; then easterly along said road until it intersects N.B. Highway 11 along the southern boundary of Lot 1, originally granted to the Widow and Heirs of Edward Duke, at South River; then crossing said highway and following the said southern boundary line to the South Branch Pokemouche River (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 30); then northerly, following said branch to the Pokemouche River (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 18) and continuing in an easterly direction into Inkerman Lake to meet a Crown land lot located on the north shoreline of said lake and situated between lots 11 and 10, originally granted to Martin Powers (11) and Jas. Powers (10) (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 18); then, northerly along said Crown lot, to N.B. Highway 345; then, east on said highway to the Fafard Road; then following and extending a parallel straight line from said road, through Crown land peat moss lease # 6, to intersect the southern boundary of Lot 63, originally granted to X. A. Lanteigne; then following said Crown boundary in an easterly direction until it intersects the southwestern corner of Lot 36, originally granted to Isaac Albert; then easterly, following the southern boundary of said lot to the Bay of Saint-Simon-South, to intersect the Caraquet-Shippegan parish line (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 19); then northerly, following the said parish line, to Chaleur Bay;

(j) District 10, bounded on the north by District 8 and District 9 (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 30), on the east by the Gulf of St. Lawrence, on the south by District 7 and on the west by District 8 and as follows: Beginning at the point where Becks Brook intersects the Gloucester county line (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 42); then northerly in a straight line, crossing Crown land, to intersect the Allardville-Saint-Isidore parish line at the northwestern corner of Lot 225, originally granted to Edger Morais, on N.B. Highway 160 at Bois-Gagnon/Saint-Isidore Settlement Range 6 (New Brunswick Grant Reference Plan No. 29); then northerly, along said parish line, to the southeastern corner of Lot 217, Range 4, Saint-Isidore Settlement, originally granted to Jean Noel; then easterly, following and extending the southern boundary of said lot until it is intersected by the eastern sideline of Lot 212, originally granted to Alph Duguay; then northerly, following and extending said sideline until it intersects the southern boundary of District 8, at the northeastern corner of Crown land Lot 212, Range 3, Saint-Isidore Settlement; and

(k) District 11, bounded on the north by District 6 and District 8, on the east by District 10, on the south by District 7 and on the west by District 6.

(a) is an owner in the district which he or she is to represent, or

(b) resides in the district which he or she is to represent and is an owner in another district.

(a) be published at least once every week for 2 consecutive weeks in a newspaper published in the Province and having general circulation in the regulated area, or

(b) be broadcast at least 3 times every week for 2 consecutive weeks by means of radio or television having general transmission in the regulated area.

(a) is an owner in the district which he or she is to represent, or

(b) resides in the district which he or she is to represent and is an owner in another district.

(a) be sent to every delegate at the last known address of the delegate on file with the Board,

(b) be published at least once every week for 2 consecutive weeks in a newspaper published in the Province and having general circulation in the regulated area, or

(c) be broadcast at least 3 times every week for 2 consecutive weeks by means of radio or television having general transmission in the regulated area.