Mapleton, New Brunswick

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Mapleton is a Canadian rural community in Kings County, New Brunswick. Mapleton is on Route 895.

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    Coordinates: 45°49′31″N65°03′07″W / 45.825151°N 65.051937°W / 45.825151; -65.051937