What is a famous landmark of new brunswick?

The Reversing Falls is a tidal phenomenon that occurs in the Saint John River in Saint John, New Brunswick. The falls are caused by the collision of the incoming Bay of Fundy tides with the outgoing river current, which creates a powerful whirlpool that reverses the flow of the river. The tides in the Bay of Fundy are among the highest in the world, with a maximum range of 16 metres (53 feet). When the tide comes in, the Reversing Falls can be as high as 2 metres (6 feet), and the water can flow at a speed of up to 12 kilometres per hour (7 miles per hour). The Reversing Falls are a popular tourist attraction, and there are several observation platforms from which visitors can view the falls.