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Located 5.16 km W of
Princess Park, on the road to
Ripples:
Canning Parish,
Queens County: first called Coys Mills: in 1866 Coys Mills was a farming community with approximately 7 resident families, including the families of James Coy and Gershom Coy: renamed Clarks Corners when post office was created: PO
Clarks Corners 1883-1912, and 1919-1929 with H.F. Clark as first postmaster: in 1898 Clarks Corners was a farming settlement with 1 post office and a population of 75.
Latitude
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45° 57'
Longitude
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66° 8'
County
:
Queens
Parish
:
Canning
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