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Located 3.18 km NW of Mount Pisgah: Studholm Parish, Kings County: first called Upper Smiths Creek: PO Upper Smiths Creek 1854-1867: renamed Newton in 1867: PO Newton 1867-1892: PO Newtown 1892-1967: a part of the settlement was called Mace District for the Mace brothers who established a mill in 1854: in 1871 Newtown had a population of 300: in 1898 Newton was a farming settlement with 1 post office, 1 store, 2 grist mills, 1 sawmill, 1 church and a population of 275.

Latitude : 45° 50'

Longitude : 65° 27'

County : Kings

Parish : Studholm

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Other communities within the vicinity of KilometersMiles

Community	Distance (Kilometers)	Bearing
Jordan Mountain	2.26	325° NW
Mount Pisgah	3.18	126° SE
McNaughton	4.3	244° WSW
Mount Hebron	4.3	244° WSW

Community

Distance (Kilometers)

Bearing

Jordan Mountain

2.26

325° NW

Mount Pisgah

3.18

126° SE

McNaughton

4.3

244° WSW

Mount Hebron

4.3

244° WSW

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