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Douglas Harbour
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Located on W side of Grand Lake, 4.29 km ENE of
Scotchtown
:
Canning Parish
,
Queens County
: William Francis Ganong identified the Maliseet name for Douglas Harbour as Skumcook: PO 1851-1918 and 1926-1967: in 1866 Douglas Harbour was a farming settlement with about 28 families: in 1871 the community and surrounding district had a population of about 200: in 1898 Douglas Harbour had 1 post office, 1 store and a population of 100: orginally called Keyhole Harbour for its narrow entrance and circular harbour: renamed Douglas Harbour for Sir Howard Douglas who was compelled to take refuge here during a heavy storm while boating on the lake (
The Daily Sun
, Saint John, August 5, 1884).
Latitude
:
45° 55'
Longitude
:
66° 6'
County
:
Queens
Parish
:
Canning
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Other communities within the vicinity of
Kilometers
Miles
Community
Distance (Kilometers)
Bearing
Scotchtown
4.29
244° WSW
Princess Park
4.52
35° NE
Clarks Corners
4.52
325° NW
Coys Mills
4.52
325° NW
* Distances and bearings were calculated by using the latitude and longitude of the community.
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