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Hartin Settlement
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Description

Located 4.29 km WNW of Canterbury: Canterbury Parish, York County: named for Thomas Hartin, an Anglican clergyman, who in 1865 encouraged people to settle in this area: in 1866 Hartin Settlement was a farming community with about 26 families: PO 1910-1914.

Latitude : 45° 54'

Longitude : 67° 32'

County : York

Parish : Canterbury

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Other communities within the vicinity of KilometersMiles

Community	Distance (Kilometers)	Bearing
Scott Siding	2.26	325° NW
Marne	3.87	90° E
Grant's Crossing	3.87	90° E
Dead Creek	3.93	161° SSE
Shangallee	4.29	116° ESE
Howard Settlement	4.29	116° ESE
Canterbury	4.29	116° ESE
California Settlement	4.52	145° SE

Community

Distance (Kilometers)

Bearing

Scott Siding

2.26

325° NW

Marne

3.87

90° E

Grant's Crossing

3.87

90° E

Dead Creek

3.93

161° SSE

Shangallee

4.29

116° ESE

Howard Settlement

4.29

116° ESE

Canterbury

4.29

116° ESE

California Settlement

4.52

145° SE

* Distances and bearings were calculated by using the latitude and longitude of the community.