Landry Office straddles the Pokemouche, with Landry Centre Road bridging the river. The southern portion includes all Pokemouche River grants from the mouth of Cowans Creek to the Indian reserve, grants along the western, northern, and southern sides of Cowans Creek, and a half-dozen interior grants in its southeastern corner; the Pokemouche Indian reserve separates The northern portion contains Pokemouche River grants from Whalens Brook to the end of Landry Road and interior grants along Landry, Godin, and Haché Roads and the west side of Basile Road. A small area west of the Indian reserve is isolated from the rest of the LSD and lacks highway access. The communities of Cowans Creek and Landry are in the southern portion, Haché Road in the northern portion. Established in 1988, it originally ended near Gliddens Brook; Cowans Creek and the southeastern corner were added in 1989. Now mostly part of Caraquet, with the westernmost two grants now part of Tracadie.
