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~-,.~~--· ---Can Fisheries Peches . I+ and Oceans et Oceans Economics Branch Newfoundland Region DFO 1ilil1~ilili~'q " 12003555 1 INVENTORY OF FISHING COMMUNITIES AND SUMMER STATIONS IN THE PROVINCE OF NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR BY STATISTICAL AREA/SECTION AND SETTLEMENT CODES -1984- SH 224 1984 N4 158 D c.2 ~-,.~~--· -----Can".ld11a·· --w---w-•- •'flt,..-, . .. ;.. ·~ ~--------------· a INVENTORY OF FISHI NG COMMUNITIES AN D SUMME R STATIONS IN THE PROVI NCE OF NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR BY STATISTICAL AREA/SECTION AND SETTLEMENT CODES Economics Branch Fisheries and Oceans Newfoundland Region September, 1984 - i - PURPOSE The purpose of this report is to provide a current and accurate inventory of fishing communities in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador. It is commonly believed that there are approximately 800 fishing communities in the province and that each is highiy dependent on the fishery for its economic ·wellbeing. This belief is not based on statistical evidence, but on the fact that the Department of Fisheries and Oceans maintains catch and effort, licencing and vessel registration data for approximately 800 landing sites in the province. Landing sites, unfortunately, are not completely synonomous with fishing communities because a landing site only represents a place wnere fish is or has been landed. Numerous once-active landing sites have been abandqned in recent years as a result of changes in settlement patterns. Others are used only as temporary .c, isn1ng. t - locations (or summer stations) during the summer months by fishermen and their families who migrate to these areas from elsewhere. In many instances a landing site does represent a fishing community but in others a fishing community encompasses several landing sites. The confusion surrounding the identity and distribution of fishing communities in Newfoundland and Labrador is therefore considerable and adds to the complexity of managing the fishery. - ii - FORMAT The Economics Branch seeks to remove some of this confusion by compiling a more accurate list of the actual fishing communities in Newfoundland and Labrador. In June, 1934, therefore, Fisheries and Oceans field officers were interviewed on an informal basis in order to obtain a status report on each landing site in the province. This survey identified whether a landing site was either a separate community, part of a larger community, a summer station or abandoned and no longer used. In each instance, community boundaries were identified, for the purposes of this report, according to 1oca1 perceptions under the assumption that a community is what the local people perceive it to oe. For each community identified, the survey attempted to determine whether or not it was a "fishing community". It was assumed, for the purpose of classification, that a "fishing community" must have at least five licenced fishermen. This process resulted in the identification of 501 fishing communities and 172 summer stations in Newfoundland and Labrador. If the classification criterion had been that a "fishing community" would have at least five full-time fishermen, the number of fishing communities would have been less. In the pages that follow, these communities and summer stations are listed by statistical area and section. A map (page v) is provided to enable the reader to identify the geographic locations referred to in the report. If a community encompasses - i i i - several landing sites, each of these is identified. The community of Straitsview, for instance, includes Straitsview, Hay Cove and Noddy Bay. Although each is a landing site, all are part of the community of Straitsview {as defined)and to identify the relationship between the three, the fo11owing format is used: Settlement Code Fishing Community or Summer Station 01-07 Straitsview - Hay Cove (01-06) - Noddy Bay (02-01) This explains that the community of Straitsview (settlement code 01-07) also includes Hay Cove (settlement code 01-06) and Noddy Bay (settlement code 02-01). Communities designated (SS) are summer stations. The fishing communities from which most fishermen at the summer station originate are listed under the summer station. The fishermen at the summer station of Crabbes River (settlement code 40-15), for instance, originate from Highlands (settlement code 40-02) and St. Davids (settlement code 40-03). This information is portrayed as follows: Settlement Code Fishing Community of Sumer Station 40-15 Crabbes River (SS) - Highlands (40-02) - St. Davids (40-03) - iv - St. Davids and Highlands are also fishing communities since only some of the fishermen from each community use Crabbes River as a s_ummer station. Each community, therefore, also appears in the list as a separate fishing community. Settlement patterns have changed markedly since the time when the landing site list was first compiled by the Department of Fisheries and Oceans. Population movement and growth and the consolidation of small communities is a dynamic process. The 1ist presented herP..in will on1y be reasonably useful for several years. There wi11 be a need to up-date the list on a regular basis if users find it of value in terms of organizing, tabulating and presenting the community level data which is available from the statistics system. This list is not a replacement for thP landing site classification list prov~ded by the Department's Statistics and Systems Branch but rather a means of better organizing the data available for community-level analyses. - v - NE\NFOUNOLANO AREA N GULF Of ST. LJ.Wiff;MC:E. -,,, ATLANTIC OCEAN - vi - TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE PURPOSE FORMAT ii NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR FISHERIES STATISTICAL BOUNDARIES v TABLE OF CONTENTS vi AREA A Cape Norman to Cape St. John 1 B Cape St. John to Cape Freels 2 (' +A " Cape Freels vV Cape Bonavista 4 D Cape Bonavista to Grates Point 5 c L Grates Point to Cape St. Francis 7 F Cape St. Francis to Cape Race 8 G Cape Race to Cape St. Mary's 9 H Cape St. Mary's to Point Crewe 9 I Point Crewe to Pass Island 11 J Pass Island to Cape Ray 12 K Cape Ray to Cape St. George 12 L Cape St. George to Cape St. Gregory 13 M Cape St. Gregory to Point Riche 14 N Point Riche to Cape Norman 15 0 Blanc Sablan to Cape Chidley 16 - 1 - ARE.ti. "A" CAPE NORMAN TO CAPE ST. JOHN Section 1 - Cape Norman to Cape Bauld Settlement Fishing Community Settlement Fishing Community Code or Summer Station Code Or Summer Station 01-02 Cooks Harbour 01-05 L'Anse au Meadow 01-03 Raleigh 01-07 Straitsview 01-04 Ship Cove-Cape Onion - Hay Cove (01-06) - Noddy Bay (02-01) Section 2 - Cape Bauld to Goose Cove 02-02 Quirpon 02-07 St. Anthony Bight 02-03/04 Griquet-St. Lunaire 02-08 St. Anthony 02-05 Great Brehat 02-09 Goose Cove 02-06 St. Carro 1s Section 3 - Goose Cove to Cape Fox 03-01 Ireland Bight (SS) 03-05 St. Juliens - Goose Cove {02-09) 03-06 Croque 03-02 Locks Cove (SS) - Goose Cove (02-09) 03-03 Main Brook 03-04 Fichot Islands {SS) - St. Juliens (03-05) Section 4 - Cape fox to Partridge Point 04-01 Conche 04-08 Jacksons Arm - Crouse (03-07) 04-10 Sops Arm 04-02 Englee 04-11 Purbecks Cove 04-04 Hooping Harbour (SS) 04-12 ivestport - Englee (04-02) 04-14 Seal Cove 04-06 Great Harbour Deep 04-15 Wild Cove 04-16 Roddickton 04-18 Hampden 04-19 Bide Arm - 2 - Settlement Fishing Corrmunity Settlement Fishing Corrmunity Code or Summer Station Code Or Summer Station Section 5 - Partridge Point to Cape St. John 05-01 Fleur-de-Lys 05-06 Pacquet 05-02 Horse Islands (SS) 05-07 Woodstock - Pacquet (05-06) 05-08 Harbour Round 05-03 Coachmans Cove 05-09 Brents Cove 05-04 Mings Bight 05-10 La Scie 05-05 Baie Verte AREi\ 11 811 CAPE ST. JOHN TO CAPE FREELS Section 6 - Cape St. John to New Bay Head Settlement Fishing Community Settlement Fishing Community Code Or Summer Station Code Or Summer Station 06-01 Shoe Cove 06-19/20 Port Anson-Miles Cove 06-02 Round Harbour 06-21 Roberts Arm 06-03 Snooks ll~rm 06-22 Lushes Bight 06-04 Indian Burying Place (SS) Beaumont - Nippers Harbour (06-05) 06-24 Pilleys Island 06-05 Nippers Harbour 06-25 Brighton 06-06 Burlington 06-26 Triton 06-07 Smiths Harbour - Cards Harbour (06-27) 06-08 Middle Arm - Jims Cove (06-28) 06-10 Kings Point 06-30 Glovers Harbour 06-11 Jacksons Cove 06-31 Leading Tickles 06-12 Harrys Harbour 06-32 Cottrells Cove 06-13 Beach side 06-33 Tilt Cove 06-14 Springdale 06-34 Point Le&~ington 06-15 South Brook 06-35 Pleasantview 06-16 Little Bay 06-17 Little Bay Islands - 3 - Settlement Fishing Community Settlement Fishing Comnunity Code or Summer Station Code Or Summer Station Section 7 - New Bay Head to Farewell Head 07-01 Fortune Harbour 07-32 Fairbanks 07-02 Exploits (SS) 07-33 Hi 11 grade - Lewisporte Area 07-34 Indian Cove 07-04 Point of Bay 07-35 Kettie Cove 07-05 Phillips Head - Black Duck Cove 07-06 Northern Arm 07-36/37 /38 Bayview 07-07 Bot wood - Manuels Cove (07-36) 07-08 Norris Arm - Gi1lards Cove (07-37) 07-10 Laurenceton - Bluff Head Cove (07-38) 07-11 Portervi11e 07-40 Twillingate 07-12 Browns Arm 07-41 Back Harbour 07-13 Stanhope 07-42 Crow Head 07-14 Little Burnt Bay - Mutfords Cove 07-15 Lewisporte 07-47 Ourrells 07-16 Campbei 1 ton 07-48 Little Harbour 07~18 Embree 07-49 Purce11s Harbour 07-19/20 Comfort Cove-Newstead 07-57 Too Good Arm 07-21 Loon Bay 07-58 Herring Neck 07-22 Birchy Bay - Merritts Harbour (07-52) 07-23 Boyds Cove - Salt Harbour (07-54) 07-24 Summerford - Green Cove {07-56) 07~25 Cott1esvi11e 07-59 Pikes ,!;rm 07-26 Bridgeport 07-60 Cobbs Arm 07-27 Whales Gulch 07-61 Port Albert 07-28 More tons Harbour 07-63 Newvi 11 e 07-29 Ti zzards Harbour 07-30 Carters Cove - Chanceport
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