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| 1. Gagetown Range and Training Area
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| 2. Coytown (Gagetown, 19km)
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| 3. Elm Hill (Gagetown, 19km)
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| 4. Fentons (Gagetown, 19km)
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5. Gagetown (Gagetown, 19km)
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First called Grimross but in 1765 named for Gen. Thomas Gage (1721-1787) to whom a large tract of land here had been granted. |
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6. Geary (Gagetown, 19km)
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The place was settled in 1810 by Carrs and Smiths from Rhode Island and Niagara who named their settlement New Niagara. |
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7. Hampstead (Gagetown, 19km)
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Hampstead Parish, established in 1786, was named by Richard Hewlett after Hempstead on Long Island, NY. |
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8. Hersey Corner / Tantawanta Stream (Gagetown, 19km)
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The stream flows N into Swan Creek. On an 1839 land plan it is shown as Tantywanty. |
| 9. Lower Cambridge (Gagetown, 19km)
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| 10. Lower Gagetown (Gagetown, 19km)
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| 11. MacDonalds Point (Gagetown, 19km)
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| 12. McAlpines (Gagetown, 19km)
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| 13. Mill Road (Gagetown, 19km)
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| 14. Mount Ararat Wildlife Management Area (Gagetown, 19km)
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| 15. Pleasant Villa (Gagetown, 19km)
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16. Queenstown (Gagetown, 19km)
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The post office opened in 1897. The community takes its name from the county. |
| 17. Scovil (Gagetown, 19km)
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| 18. Sir Leonard Tilley House (Gagetown, 19km)
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| 19. Swan Creek (Gagetown, 19km)
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20. Upper Gagetown (Gagetown, 19km)
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In 1765 Gagetown was named for Gen. Thomas Gage (1721-1787) to whom a large tract of land here had been granted. |
| 21. Back Clarendon (Wirral, 19km)
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22. Hoyt Station (Wirral, 19km)
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First called Hoyt Station after early land grantee William Hoyt. In 1963 the name was changed to Hoyt. |
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23. Juvenile Settlement (Wirral, 19km)
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The place was settled in 1854 by Arthur Graham and other young people and from 1885 to 1927 the post office was called Juvenile Settlement. |
| 24. Patterson (Wirral, 19km)
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| 25. Petersville (Wirral, 19km)
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| 26. Sand Brook (Wirral, 19km)
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27. Welsford (Wirral, 19km)
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The place was named by Robert Bayard for Major Augustus Welsford of NS who was killed in the attack on the Redan during the Crimean War. |
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28. Wirral / Disappointment Lake (Wirral, 19km)
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Disappointment Lake ...In Passamaquoddy the name was Esquagamook, meaning 'end lake.' In 1837 it was known as Disappointment L, but it is shown on an 1859 map as Mahoods Lake. Since 1954 it has been called Mistake Lake. |
| 29. Wirral Station (Wirral, 19km)
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