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Tay Creek

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Stanley, NB (Nearby: Durham Bridge, Burtts Corner, Douglas, Fredericton, Boistown)

16 MAIN ST
Stanley, New Brunswick
E6B 1T0

New Brunswick Tourism Region : Mirimichi River Valley

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It was named in 1783 by Jacobina Drummond Campbell, wife of Lieut. Dugald Campbell of the 42nd Regiment (later known as the Black Watch) for the River Tay, Scotland's longest river.
With permission from 'New Brunswick Place Names' David E. Scott 2009

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Nearby:	Stanley, 0km Ward Settlement, 2km Cross Creek, 3km English Settlement, 4km Sutherland Siding, 4km Tay River Protected Natural Area, 6km Limekiln, 5km Giants Glen, 5km Green Hill, 8km Tay Falls, 7km Williamsburg, 7km Maple Grove, 9km Tay Valley, 9km Cross Creek Station, 7km Currieburg, 8km Boyds Corner, 8km Woodlands, 12km	Covered Bridge, 9km Maple Grove Station, 13km Nashwaak Bridge, 10km Tay Mills, 13km South Portage, 10km Pleasant Valley, 11km 42nd Highland Memorial Cemetery, 12km Ross, 12km Mavis Mills, 14km Fredericksburg, 11km Cardigan, 16km Taymouth, 14km North Tay, 13km Glencoe / Glen Levit, 12km Hamtown Corner, 19km McGivney, 15km Hurlett, 20km	Durham Bridge, 20km Douglas, 15km Birdton, 21km Zionville, 17km Upper Durham, 19km Nashwaak, 22km Nashwaak Village, 23km Kingsley, 25km Clearwater, 20km Jones Forks, 24km MacLean Settlement, 25km Napadogan, 22km Dorn Ridge, 23km Manzer, 26km Royal Road, 29km Lower Durham, 24km