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Located at the mouth of the Tay River, 7.53 km N of
Durham Bridge, on the road to
Nashwaak Bridge:
Saint Marys Parish,
York County: the estate of Dugald Campbell was called Taymouth: included the settlement of Nashwaak: PO 1841-1897: in 1866 Nashwaak was a farming community with 100 resident families, including 5 Campbell families, 6 Forbes families, 7 Fraser families, 6 McBane families, 6 Ross families and 6 Young families: in 1871 the community and surrounding district had a population of 200: in 1898 Nashwaak was a flag station on the Canada Eastern Railway and a farming settlement with 1 post office and a population of 30: also included the settlement of Middle Nashwaak: PO
Middle Nashwaak 1898-1904: may have included the settlement of Lionville: PO
Taymouth from 1904.
Latitude
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46° 11'
Longitude
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66° 37'
County
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York
Parish
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Saint Marys
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