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LAWRENCE; WITH AN APPENDIX, CONTAINING A DESCRIPTION OF THE HARBOURS OF HALIFAX, AND ST. JOHN'S, N.B. fiamjito txm \\t mm\ xmn\ Swrbtp, LONDON, E.: PUBLISHED BY JAMES IMKAY AND SON, CHART AND NAUTICAL BOOKSELLEBS, 89 & 102, MINORIES. 1862. ^ ^v.* Communications for the future improvement op this, or ANY OP our Works, will be gratefully regeivi;d and acknowledged. 3AVILL WD KDWAUDS, PHINTBE8, CHANDOS STUBliT, COVBNT GAUDEN. INDEX. PAQK tAGH Aggebmouj!: Rock 39 East Cape (Anticosti) 11 Alcide Reef 73 East Cnpe (Prince Edward's Island) . 54 Alright Jyland aud Reef 9 East Channel 17 Amet Sound 40 Ebouleniers Bay 79 ' Amherst Inland 9 Eddy Point , 47 Ann, Cape St 70 Ellis Bay 12 Anne's Harbour, St 49 English Point 65 Anticosti Island 11—13 Entry Island 10 Arachat Harbour 52 Eacuminac Point 34 Ashpee Harbour 49 Esquimaux Island and Harbour . 20 Barometer, The 4 Father Point 71 Barrett Ledge 77 Fisherman Ledge 31 Bathurst Harbour 30 Fisherman's Bank 55 Bayfield Islands 82 Flint Island 51 Beaumont Reefs 83 Fogs 2 Bcdeque Harbour 67 Fox Island Anchorage 63 Belle Chasse Island 83 Fright Island 20 Belleisle Spit 98 Gabarus Bay 52 Bell Rock 97 Garde Rock 17 Bergeron Coves 68 Gasp^, Cape and Bay 25 Berthier 83 Gasp^ Harbour 26 Betchewun Harbour ..,.., 17 General Directions 61 Bic Harbour and Island 72 General Directions 87 Billhook Island 59 General Remarks 1 Biquette Island 73 Genevieve Islands, St 17 Birch Islands 22 George, Cape St 45 Bird Islets 10 Goose Island 82 Bowen Rocks 17 Governor Island 66 Brasd'Or 49 Grandique Shoal 37 Breton Island 48—53 Grange Rock 13 Brulfe Peninsula 41 Green Island (Mingans) 20 Bryou Island 10 Green Island (River St. Lawrence) . 75 Buctouche Road and River .... 37 Grenville Harbour 59 Canso, Gut of 46 Grindstone Island 9 Caraquette Harbour and Shoal ... 31 Grosse Island 9 Cardigan Bay 65 Gull Island 20 Caribou Island and Harbour ... 42 Gulnare Shoal 67 Carlisle 28 Guysborcugh 63 Cascumpeque Harbour 58 Halifax Harbour (Appendix) ... 96 Catch Harbour 100 Hare Island and Bank 76 Cawee Islands 64 Heart Shoal 39 Chaleur Bay 27—33 Heath Point H Charles Island 19 Herring Cove 99 Charlotte Town 66 Hillsborough Bay 55 Chatte, Cape 70 Hood, Port 62 Chedabucto Bay 63 Horse-shoe Shoal 34 Coacoacho Bay 14 Hunting Island 17 Cocagne Harbour 37 Ice 2 CookCove 71 Indian Rocks 55 Cod Banks 16 IvesKnoU 98 Coffin Island 10 John, Cape 41 Collins Shoal 17 John, River St 62 Compass Variation 1 and 5 John's Harbour, St. (Appendix) . 100 Comwallis Island 96 Jourimain, Cape 38 Coudres Island 79 Judique Bank and Shoals .... 63 Crow Harbour 63 Kamourasca 91 Currents, &c 6 Eamourasca Isles 78 Dalhodsie Harbour 29 Kegashka Bay ........ 16 Devil's Island 96 Large Island . 22 Directions, General 61 Lark Reef 69 Directions, General ...... 87 Laurent Shoal 39 Doyle Reef 10 Lewis Reef 39 INDEX. PAQB PIOI LichBeld Rock 97 Pokesuedio Shoal 31 L'Islet 81 Portuguese Shoal 97 Liverpool 36 Prince Edward's Island . 64—60 Lobster Bay 65 Prince Shoal, The 69 Louiabourg Harbour 61 Pugwash Harbour 39 Macnab's Cove 103 Quarry Island 22 Macnab's Island 96 Quebec 84 and 94 Magdalen Isles 8 Quin Island 20 Magdalen River 70 Razadb Islets 74 Mai Bay 27 Red Island 76 Mai Bay 79 Reed's Rock 98 Malpeque Harbour 69 Richibucto River 86 Mauicouagon Point 67 Richmond Bay 69 Manitou River 63 Rifleman Rocks 65 Mars Rock 97 Rimouski ,71 Matan River 71 Ristigouche River '30 Maugher's Beach 98 Riviere-du-Loup 76 McGarth Patch 61 Rock Head 97 Merigomish Harbour 46 Rosier, Cape 70 Metis, Great 71 and 87 Rustico Harbour 69 Middle Channel (River St. Lawrence) 80 Sagubnat River 68 Middle Ground 98 Saints Channel 18 Milford Haven 63 Saints, The 17 Mille Vaches Point 68 Sambro' Island 96 Milne Bank 64 Sand Lark Reef .23 Mingan Harbour 24 Sapin Ledge 36 Mingan Island 28 Savage Harbour ....... 60 Mingan Isles 16 Scatari Island 61 Miramichi 36 Seal Island 63 Miramichi Bay 33 Seven Islands Bay 63 Miscou Harbour 32 Shediac Bay 87 Miscou Island Light 33 Shippigan Sound 82 Mizzenette Ledge 31 South and S.W. Breakers .... 14 Montreal 84 South Bank (River St. Lawrence) . 74 Monts, Point de 66 South Traverse, The ... 81 and 92 Moutange Island 23 S.W.
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