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Mount Whatley
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Located on the New Brunswick/Nova Scotia border, 2.26 km NE of Aulac, on the road to Point de Bute: Westmorland Parish, Westmorland County: Robert Whatley settled in the area in 1794: PO 1886-1915: in 1866 Mount Whatley was a farming settlement with approximately 8 resident families: in 1871 it had a population of 125: in 1898 Mount Whatley had 1 post office, 1 store, 1 church and a population of 150.

Latitude : 45° 53'

Longitude : 64° 16'

County : Westmorland

Parish : Westmorland

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Other communities within the vicinity of KilometersMiles

Community	Distance (Kilometers)	Bearing
Aulac	2.26	215° SW
Mount Whatley	2.26	35° NE
Point de Bute	2.26	35° NE
Westmorland Point	2.26	215° SW
Aulac Station	3.87	270° W
Coles Island	3.87	270° W
Coles Harbour	3.87	270° W
Tongues Island	3.93	199° SSW

Community

Distance (Kilometers)

Bearing

Aulac

2.26

215° SW

Mount Whatley

2.26

35° NE

Point de Bute

2.26

35° NE

Westmorland Point

2.26

215° SW

Aulac Station

3.87

270° W

Coles Island

3.87

270° W

Coles Harbour

3.87

270° W

Tongues Island

3.93

199° SSW

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