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Loch Lomond
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Located 3.2 km SW of
Upper Loch Lomond
:
Simonds Parish
,
St. John County
: settled about 1800 and named by Lauchlan Donaldson for a region in Scotland: PO 1852-1897: in 1866 Loch Lomond was a farming community with approximately 53 resident families: Loch Lomond Road, a settlement located nearby, had 64 resident families: in 1871 Loch Lomond had a population of 200.
Latitude
:
45° 21'
Longitude
:
65° 52'
County
:
St. John
Parish
:
Simonds
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Other communities within the vicinity of
Kilometers
Miles
Community
Distance (Kilometers)
Bearing
Upper Loch Lomond
3.2
55° NE
Ben Lomond
3.2
235° SW
Golden Grove
3.93
341° NNW
Upper Golden Grove
3.93
341° NNW
Golden Grove Road
3.93
341° NNW
African Grant
4.33
115° ESE
Willow Grove
4.33
115° ESE
* Distances and bearings were calculated by using the latitude and longitude of the community.
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