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## Overview Spring 321 is a public drinking spring located near the community of Burpee in New Brunswick, Canada. Situated at GPS coordinates 45.97853, -66.43177, this spring is found in the rural heartland of New Brunswick, an area known for its rolling hills, dense forests, and abundant natural water sources. The region's geology — largely shaped by glacial activity and underlain by sedimentary and volcanic rock formations — gives rise to numerous natural springs throughout the province. While detailed historical records for this particular spring are limited, New Brunswick has a long tradition of community-used roadside and woodland springs, many of which have served as reliable water sources for generations of local residents and travelers. Visitors have historically used springs like this one as drinking water sources, though water quality can vary seasonally and conditions may change over time. ## What to Expect Spring 321 is located in a rural area near Burpee, New Brunswick (postal code E3A). The surrounding landscape is typical of interior New Brunswick — expect mixed forests, quiet country roads, and a peaceful, uncrowded setting. As a listed public drinking spring, it has been used by locals and visitors seeking fresh natural water. Because this is a relatively remote and minimally documented spring, visitors should be prepared for basic or undeveloped access. There may be no signage or formal infrastructure at the site. Using the provided GPS coordinates (45.97853, -66.43177) with a reliable navigation app is recommended to locate the spring accurately. If you visit, consider bringing your own containers for water collection. Seasonal conditions — particularly spring snowmelt or heavy rains — may affect water flow and clarity. As with any natural spring, water quality has not been independently verified, so visitors should exercise their own judgment regarding consumption.