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Scotch Ridge
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Located 1.3 km E of Pomeroy Ridge: Saint James Parish, Charlotte County: settled in 1804 by members of the Reay Fencibles regiment from the County of Sutherlandshire in Scotland: formerly known as Chiputneticook Ridge: in 1866 Scotch Ridge was a farming and lumbering settlement with approximately 30 resident families: in 1871 it had a population of 200: PO 1874-1920: in 1898 Scotch Ridge had 1 post office, 1 church and a population of 100.

Latitude : 45° 17'

Longitude : 67° 24'

County : Charlotte

Parish : Saint James

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Other communities within the vicinity of KilometersMiles

Community	Distance (Kilometers)	Bearing
Pomeroy Ridge	1.3	270° W
Gleason Road	3.93	341° NNW
Gleason Settlement	3.93	341° NNW
Upper Little Ridge	4.53	215° SW
Basswood Ridge	4.53	35° NE

Community

Distance (Kilometers)

Bearing

Pomeroy Ridge

1.3

270° W

Gleason Road

3.93

341° NNW

Gleason Settlement

3.93

341° NNW

Upper Little Ridge

4.53

215° SW

Basswood Ridge

4.53

35° NE

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