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1. Eel River Crossing
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Phone: (506) 826-6080 FAX: (506) 826-6088
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The name is a translation from the French, Anguille, for eel. Eel River Crossing was incorporated as a village in 1966. |
| 2. Eel River 3
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| 3. Eel River Cove
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| 4. Indian Ranch
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| 5. Maple Green
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| 6. Shannonvale
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| 7. Upper Dundee
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| 8. Cooks Crossing (Dalhousie, 4km)
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9. Dalhousie (Dalhousie, 4km)
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The Micmac knew the place as Sigadomkuk, believed to mean 'place of bright stones and many shells.' Scottish immigrants settled in the 1820s and started lumbering and ship-building operations. |
| 10. Dalhousie Junction (Dalhousie, 4km)
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| 11. Darlington (Dalhousie, 4km)
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| 12. McNeish (Dalhousie, 4km)
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13. Point La Nim (Dalhousie, 4km)
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The name derives from the Micmac word Ananimkik meaning 'lookout place.' On an 1816 land plan it is shown as Point au Nim. |
| 14. Balmoral (Balmoral, 7km)
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15. Dundee (Balmoral, 7km)
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The area was settled by Scottish immigrants in 1830 and the post office for a time was known as Shannonvale before being changed to Dundee after Dundee in Scotland. |
| 16. Moose Meadows 4 (Balmoral, 7km)
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17. Saint-Maure (Balmoral, 7km)
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The place was established in 1874 as Queen Anne Settlement. In 1897 the post office opened as Saint-Maure. |
| 18. Selwood (Balmoral, 7km)
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| 19. Upper Balmoral (Balmoral, 7km)
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| 20. Blackland (Charlo, 9km)
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21. Charlo (Charlo, 9km)
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The Micmacs called the place Toogamaskik, the meaning of which is not known. In a 1799 land petition the place was referred to as Little Charleau and in a land plan of 1825 as River Charles. |
| 22. Craig (Charlo, 9km)
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| 23. Mountain Brook (Charlo, 9km)
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| 24. River Charlo (Charlo, 9km)
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| 25. Upper Charlo (Charlo, 9km)
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26. Campbellton (Campbellton, 20km)
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The Micmac called the place Wisiamkik, 'muddy place,' where sediment is stirred in the narrowing of the Restigouche R. |
| 27. McLeods (Campbellton, 20km)
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| 28. Richardsville (Campbellton, 20km)
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| 29. Sugarloaf Provincial Park (Campbellton, 20km)
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