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Stickney, NB (Nearby: Florenceville-Bristol, Hartland, Lakeville, Bath, Centreville)

7970 RTE 105
Stickney, New Brunswick
E7L 1X0

New Brunswick Tourism Region : St. John River Valley

Description From Owner:

Peel Parish was established in 1859, likely named for Jonathan Peel, then Secretary of War in England, or for Sir Robert Peel (1788-1850), an English statesman.
. The post office opened here in 1862. Birthplace of Hugh John Flemming (1899-1982), premier 1952-1960 .
With permission from 'New Brunswick Place Names' David E. Scott 2009

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Nearby:	Stickney, 0km Oakland, 2km Riverbank, 3km Connell, 4km Hale, 5km Simonds, 6km Lansdowne, 4km Strong Corner, 6km Upper Brighton, 7km St. Thomas, 7km Charleston, 6km Florenceville-Bristol, 8km Clarke Brook Protected Natural Area, 7km Fielding, 9km Somerville, 10km Mount Pleasant, 7km South Gordonsville, 8km	Wilmot, 7km McKeaghan, 7km Avondale, 9km Jericho, 8km Lockharts Mill, 11km Two Mile Brook Fen Protected Natural Area, 8km Bannon, 8km Upper Waterville, 12km Hartland, 11km Coldstream, 9km Gordonsville, 12km Hunters Corner, 10km Waterville, 13km Avondale Road, 11km Lower Greenfield, 12km East Centreville, 11km Victoria Corner, 13km	Lakeville, 10km East Coldstream, 10km Deerville, 12km Williamstown, 10km Ashland, 11km Bath, 14km Jacksontown, 14km Bradley Corner, 10km Ketchum Ridge, 12km Lamoreaux Corner, 12km Carlow, 15km Lower Waterville, 16km Wakefield, 15km McMonagle Corner, 14km Greenfield, 13km Rosedale, 17km