Where is Florenceville-Bristol?


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TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE 2024
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TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE 2024
  • Protect Cherry Hill Nature
    See the eclipse in person or live-streamed on April 8, 2024
    See the eclipse in person or live-streamed on April 8, 2024
  • Protect Cherry Hill Nature
    Witness the launch of a novel balloon-borne solar telescope
    Witness the launch of a novel balloon-borne solar telescope
  • Protect Cherry Hill Nature
    View the eclipse on big screens in Western New Brunswick
    View the eclipse on big screens in Western New Brunswick
  • Protect Cherry Hill Nature
    It's unique. It's Canadian. It's a once in a lifetime experience
    It's unique. It's Canadian. It's a once in a lifetime experience
  • Protect Cherry Hill Nature
    We aim to create an exciting public learning experience
    We aim to create an exciting public learning experience
  • Protect Cherry Hill Nature
    See the eclipse in person or live-streamed on April 8, 2024
    See the eclipse in person or live-streamed on April 8, 2024
  • Protect Cherry Hill Nature
    See the eclipse in person or live-streamed on April 8, 2024
    See the eclipse in person or live-streamed on April 8, 2024
If you are in Western New Brunswick on April 8, 2024, you will have a front row seat for a total solar eclipse, as the area's location is central to the path of totality. Experts calculate that the period of totality for this total solar eclipse at this location will be 3 minutes 18.9 seconds.

An onboard camera aboard a balloon-borne solar telescope—launched from a location in
Florenceville-Bristol, New Brunswick—will provide live, magnified, telescopic images of the total eclipse of the Sun from the stratosphere to ground-based audiences in Western New Brunswick and to a world-wide audience via the internet.
The Balloon Solar Eclipse Project, with Bell Canada’s assistance as Partner to the project, will relay live images of the total solar eclipse back to earth. Teams at each location will provide on-site assistance as well as the audio-visual projection of the relayed images.
If you are in Western New Brunswick on April 8, 2024, you will have a front row seat for a total solar eclipse, as the area's location is central to the path of totality. Experts calculate that the period of totality for this total solar eclipse at this location will be 3 minutes 18.9 seconds.

If you are going to be in the Western Valley Of New Brunswick on Eclipse day there are lots of events planned. There are seven in-person viewing centres where you can go to watch the livestream of images from our balloon projected on screens:
  • Florenceville-Bristol, NB:
    • The Northern Carleton Civic Centre, 40 McCain Street
    • Potato World, 385 Centreville Road
  • Woodstock, NB:
    • McCain Theatre at Woodstock High School, 144 Connell Park Road
  • Hartland, NB:
    • Hartland Community Centre, Cafetorium, 217 Rockland Road
  • Perth-Andover, NB:
    • River Valley Civic Centre, 11 School Street
  • Plaster Rock, NB:
    • Tobique-Plex, 159 Main Street
  • Grand Falls, NB:
    • John Caldwell School, 130 Victoria Street
An onboard camera aboard a balloon-borne solar telescope—launched from a location in Florenceville-Bristol, New Brunswick—will provide live, magnified, telescopic images of the total eclipse of the Sun from the stratosphere to ground-based audiences in Western New Brunswick and to a world-wide audience via the internet.


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Map showing Florenceville-Bristol, the launch site, and the path of totality on April 8, 2024


Florenceville-Bristol, NB

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Florenceville-Bristol is a community within the District of Carleton North in the northwestern part of Carleton County, New Brunswick, Canada along the Saint John River. It held town status prior to 2023. References to Florenceville-Bristol in many sources and databases have not yet been updated to reflect this change.

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