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Located on the St. John River, 5.22 km W of
Saint John:
Lancaster Parish,
St. John County: named for Archibald Fitz-Randolph who, along with Charles P. Baker, set up a sawmill and lime burning operation in 1870: PO 1892-1959: in 1898 Randolph was a lumbering community with 1 post office, 1 store, 1 sawmill, 1 large lime kiln, a quarry and a population of 300: included the community of Green Head: in 1871 Green Head had a population of 75: Randolph is now within the city of Saint John.
Latitude
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45° 16'
Longitude
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66° 7'
County
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St. John
Parish
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Lancaster
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