1. Belledune
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The name is descriptive of fine beaches and sand dunes along this section of the Chaleur Bay coast. |
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2. Archibald Settlement
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3. Armstrong Brook
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4. Becketville
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5. Belledune River
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6. Culligan
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7. Durham Centre
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8. Hodgin
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9. Jacquet River
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10. Mitchell Settlement
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11. Turgeon
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12. Alcida (Petit-Rocher, 13km)
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13. Dauversière (Petit-Rocher, 13km)
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14. LaPlante (Petit-Rocher, 13km)
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When the post office opened in 1904 the place was named after Pierre LaPlante, a founder of nearby Petit-Rocher in 1797. |
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15. Petit-Rocher (Petit-Rocher, 13km)
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An early settler, Charles Doucet, is credited with founding this community. When the post office opened in 1850 the place name was Little Rocher. (Rocher is French for rock). |
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16. Petit-Rocher-Nord (Petit-Rocher, 13km)
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17. Petit-Rocher-Sud (Petit-Rocher, 13km)
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18. Nigadoo (Nigadoo, 17km)
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The community is named after the river which derives from the Micmac word Anigadoo, the meaning of which is unknown although some historians believe it may have been the name of an Indian family. |
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19. Saint-Laurent (Nigadoo, 17km)
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20. Tremblay (Nigadoo, 17km)
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21. Benjamin River (Nash Creek, 20km)
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The community takes its name from the river which possibly was named for an early trapper there. Micmacs knew the place as Wopskaygalajeechk, 'white rocks along the banks.' |
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22. Black Point (Nash Creek, 20km)
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First shown on a 1685 map as Maktopstik, Micmac for 'big black rock.' |
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23. Doyleville (Nash Creek, 20km)
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24. Durham (Nash Creek, 20km)
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25. Gravel Hill (Nash Creek, 20km)
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26. Halfway (Nash Creek, 20km)
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27. Heron Island (Nash Creek, 20km)
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In Micmac the name for heron was Tesunegek and it first appeared on a 1686 map as le Techniguet. |
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28. Hickey Settlement (Nash Creek, 20km)
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29. Lapointe Settlement (Nash Creek, 20km)
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30. Lorne (Nash Creek, 20km)
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The place was settled in 1879 under the Free Grants Act and named for Sir John Douglas Sutherland Campbell, 9th Duke of Argyll and Marquess of Lorne (1845-1914), Gov.-Gen. of Canada from 1878 to 1883. |
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31. Nash Creek (Nash Creek, 20km)
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The community took its name from the creek which the Micmac called Soonagedejeech, 'little place where cranberries are found.' or Medapenegayageecht, 'sand bank of red colour.' |
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32. New Mills (Nash Creek, 20km)
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The Micmac called the place Malegetchk, the meaning of which is not known. |
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33. Sea Side (Nash Creek, 20km)
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34. Sunnyside (Nash Creek, 20km)
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35. Upper Crossing (Nash Creek, 20km)
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36. Winton Crossing (Nash Creek, 20km)
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