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Located on N side of the St. John River, 3.92 km NNW of Peel: Peel Parish, Carleton County: PO from 1899 with A.L. Stickney as first postmaster: in 1904 Stickney was a settlement with 1 store and a population of 100.

Latitude : 46° 23'

Longitude : 67° 34'

County : Carleton

Parish : Peel

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Other communities within the vicinity of KilometersMiles

Community	Distance (Kilometers)	Bearing
Oakland	1.85	0° N
Riverbank	3.16	306° NW
Lansdowne	3.84	90° E
Alexandrina	3.84	90° E
Peel	3.92	161° SSE
Presque Isle	4.26	296° WNW
Connell	4.26	296° WNW

Community

Distance (Kilometers)

Bearing

Oakland

1.85

0° N

Riverbank

3.16

306° NW

Lansdowne

3.84

90° E

Alexandrina

3.84

90° E

Peel

3.92

161° SSE

Presque Isle

4.26

296° WNW

Connell

4.26

296° WNW

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