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KUROKI, a post settlement in Mackenzie laire"), besides telegraph and express offices. dist., Sask,, and a station on the Edmonton Pop. of parish, about bOO. division of the Can. JN'orthern Railway. 173 LABELLji., which, with Wright, composes miles west of Dauphin. the former county of Ottawa, in N.W. Que. KURTZVILLE, a post settlement in Perth Province. It (Labelle) is bounded on the south CO., Ont., 5 miles from GrOwanstx>wn, on the by the Ottawa River, on the east by Argenteuil G.T.R. It contains 2 churches (Lutheran and and part of lerrebonne, on the west by Mennonite), 1 store, saw, chopping and cider Wright, and on the north by part of Mont- mills. Pop. 45. calm counties. It is watered by the Lie vie KUSAWA LAKE, situate in the Yukon dist River and by the Lakes Nominingue. Ottawa, to the eastward of Lake Dexadeasih and to the Grand, White Fish, Lac Simon, and otiier north westward of Lake Bennett, adjoining the smaller bodies of water. The line of the C.P.R. Chilkoot Pass.. Area, 36,540 acres. skirts its southern border, adjoining the Ot- KUSHPAHIGANISH, a river of Quebec, runs tawa River. Papineauville is the county seat into the south side of Lake St. John, in Chi- Its area is 1,886,419 acres. Pop, (1901), 30,931. coutimi CO. Its banks are well timbered. LABELLE, a small settlement in Queens co., KUSKANOOK, a post office in Kootenay dist, N.S., 23 miles from Liverpool, and on the road B.C., 2 miles from Kootenay Landing, on Lake from Greenfield to the mining district of Kootenay. Molega. Pop., under 50. KUTAWA, a post station and Indian agency LA BELLE TULITE, a lake in Chicoutimi co.. Que., in the township of Boileau, noted in Humboldt dist., Prov. of Sask., 45 miles for its fine trout. from Lipton, on the Pheasant Hills branch of C.P.R. It contains 1 English church and 1 LABERGE, a post village in Chateauguay telegraph office known as Touchwood. Pop. 25 CO., on the Chateauguay River, 5 miles from the KYLE, a post settlement in Humboldt dist,' Beauharnois, on St. Lawrence & Adiron- Pop. Prov. of Saskatdhewan, 6 miles from the south dack Ry. 30.^ Saskatchewan River, and 12 miles from Kinis- LABERGE LAKE, a body of water in Yukon tino, a station on the Prince Albert short line Terr., 6 miles north of White Horse, the nor- branch of the Can. Northern RR., 44 miles east thern terminal station on the White Pass and of Prince Albert. It is a good farming region, Yukon RR. The latter runs north from Ben- and has 1 Presbyterian church, and 1 general nett Station, at the foot of Bennett Lake (at store. Pop. 114. the north-west angle of Brit. Columbia), also KYNQUOT, a small settlement in B.C., on south to Skagway, at the head of the Lynn the West Coast River. It has 1 Roman Catholic Canal. Laberge Lake is one of the feeders of church and 2 stores. The nearest railway (210 Lewes River. Yukon. Area, 55,300 acres. miles distant) is the C.P.R. Pop., 5 whites LABERGE, MILL, a station on the C.P.R. and 200 Indians. (Nominingue branch) in Terrebonne co., Que., LA BAIE DU FEBVUE or ST. ANTOINE D^^ 10 miles from St Agathe, 74 miles north-west LA BAIE DU FEBVRE, a post village in of Montreal. Tamaska co,, Que., on the St Lawrence, witn LA BLANCHE, a station in Kootenay dist., port on Lake St. Peter, 9 miles from Nicolet B.C., 8 miles north of Lardo, on the Lardo & Station, on the I.C.R. (Nicolet branch), 14 miles Gerrard branch of the C.P.R. fiom St. Leonard Jet., 7 miles fiom Pierre- LA BONTE, a lake in Ohicontiml CO., Que., viHe, on the South Shore RR. It has 1 Roman in the township of Bourget. Catholic church, 5 stores, 1 hotel, 1 saw and 1 LA BOULE, a lake in Saguenay co.. Que. flour mill, butter and cheese, and carriage and LABRADOR, an extensive peninsula on the wood factories, besides telephone office. Pop. north-east coast of the Canadian Dominion, a 590 dependency of the Colony of Newfoundland, lat. LA BAIE SHAWENEGAN, a post village in from 53° to 63° N., and Ion. 56° to 65° W., St. Maurice co., Que., ly^ miles from Shawene- bounded on the south-east and east by the gan Falls on the Can Northern Quebec Ry. Gulf of St. Lawrence and the Atlantic; on the LA BALEINE, a post settlement in Charle- north by Hudson Strait; on the south by the voix CO., Que., 30 miles from St. Joachim on Straits of Belle Isle, and on the west by the tne Quebec Railway, Light & Power Co's. Ry. eastern sections of the Province of Quebec and LA BALLE, a lake in Chicoutlmi co.. Que., Ungava district N.E.T. Extreme length 1100 in the township of Otis. miles; breadth 170 miles. Area estimated at LABARRE, Chicoutimi co.. Que. See He- 150,000 square miles. Blanc Sablon, near the bertvilie. mouth of the North West River, Is the eastern LA BARRIERE, a post village in Berthier co., boundary of the Canadian part of this great Que., on the Noir (Black) River, 30 miles from peninsula, which includes the whole area drain- St, Felix de Valois station, on the C.P.R. (Joli- ing into the River and Gulf of St. Lawrence. ette .and St. Gabriel div.), 10 miles from Joliette The portion belonging to Newfoundland is rough- and 11 miles from St Gabriel. It has 1 Roman ly defined as that which Is drained by rivers Catholic church, 10 stores, 4 hotels, 5 saw mills, fl"owing into the Atlantic. The remaining area, public school. Pop. 75. draining into Hudson Bay, is called East LABELLB, a post village In Labelle co., Main, and is Included in the North East (Un- Que., on the Rouge River, and a station on the gava) Territory of the Dominion of Canada. C.P.R. (Montreal & Nominingue branch), 25 The interior of Labrador is very imperfectly miles south of Nominingue and 37 miles north- known. Professor Hind, who explored it, de- west of Ste Agathe. There is good hunting s^^ribes It thus: "The table land is 2.240 feet and fisihing (the latter in Labelle Lake, 4 miles above the ocean at the sources of the east distant) in the vicinity. It has 1 Roman branch of the Molsle. It is pre-eminently Catholic church, 10 storei. 4 hotels, 5 saw mills sterile, and where the country is not burned, 1 printing and newspaper office ("Etoile Po- cariboo moss covers the rocks. In the hollows
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and deep ravines are to be found stunted land belonged to this wide-spread race of red spruce, birch and aspens. The whole of the men. The Montagnais or Mountaineers, as they are table-land is strewed with an infinite numBer commonly called, occupied the country along the lower of boulders, sometimes 3 and 4 deep. These St. Lawrence and the Gulf ; the singular erratics are perched on the summit Scoftis, Naskapees, and Mastassini are the Al- of every mountain and hill, often on the edges gonquins of Labrador proper, and co-terminous of cliffs, and they vary in size from 1 foot to with the Esquimaux. The Mountaineers, or 20 feet in diameter. Language fails to paint "Hunting Indians" of Labrador, once formed a the awful desolation of the table-la,nd of the "great nation," and could bring into the field Labrador peninsula." a thousand warriors to repel the incursions of The principal water-shed (which Includes Un- the Esquimaux, with whom they were constant- gava district as well as the territory under the ly at war, and for whom they haVe still a politlca,l govemiment of Newfoundland) is form- bitter hatred and contempt. ed by the Wotchish Mountains sending the They are slothful when not excited by war or water which gathers on its side, west, north the cause;' cruel, revengeful and superstitious. and east. The principal rivers are the Hamil- Nearly all of them, like the Micmacs of Nova ton River, Alexis, Fraser, Barren Grounds, and Scotia, profess the Roman Catholic faith: but North Rivers. Of these, the largest is Hamilton they have imbibed little of the spirit of Chris- River, which finds its way north-eastward into tianity. They bring down furs to the settle- the Atlantic by way of Lake Melville and ments on the coast, and exchange them tor Hamilton Inlet. ammunition and clothing. In the use of fire- are granite, The prevailing rocks on the coast arms they are very expert; but they are fre- gneiss and mica-slate. Above these, in some quently compelled by a scarcity of ammunition, parts, is a bed of old red sandstone, about 200 to recur for support to their original weapons, feet thick, followed by secondary limestone. the bow and arrow, and with these they can Towards the interior, the secondary formations kill a flying partridge at forty yards distance. disappear, and the primary become predomin- Their canoes are made of birch-bark, and their ant. The surface, when seen at a distance sledges of a thin birch-board, shod with slips from the sea, has a green and alluvial appear- of bone. The Mountaineers draw their own ance, but is found, on examination, to be sledges, as their dogs are but small and used covered with moss and stunted shrubs. In only for the purpose of hunting. the valleys, where the soil is sandy, and the The Esquimaux of Labrador live almost temperature considerably above the average, en- tirely by fishing. They are partially juniper, birch and poplar trees are found grow- Chris- tianized and civilized through the praiseworthy ing, and form a covert during the summer for exertions of Moravian missionaries. The fol- deer, bears, wolves, foxes, martens, otters, etc., lowing is the religious census of Labrador, for till the approach of winter drives them to the the year 1901: Moravians, 1577; Anglicans, coast. 1,538; Methodisits, 688; Roman Catholics, 332; The climate Is too severe to ripen any of the Baptists and others, 7; these figures account ordinary cereals. Barley, sown and cut green, for all but five of the total population of La- makes excellent fodder; potatoes and several brador, as per the census of 1901, the figures species of culinary vegetables are said to do being 3,947. They exchange furs, oil and whale- well. The whole of this vast wilderness is bone for ammunition, guns and clothing at tiie uninhabited by civilized man, with the excep- European settlements. They are mild, hospit- tion of a few settlements on the St. Lawrence able and honest. They are well provided with and Atlantic coasts, and inland by some widely a peculiar breed of dogs, voracious and fierce, separated posts of the Hudson Bay Company. and so like wolves that tOhiey might easily be Wandering tribes of Esquimaux occupy the mistaken for these animals. In winter the northern coast of Labrador, while nomadic Esquimaux travel with these dogs over the tribes of Naskapees, Mistassini and Montagnais snow at the rate of six to ten miles an hour; Indians are thinly scattered over the interior. each sledge is drawn by ten or twelve dogs, The exports, which are chiefly through New- yoked two and two, a pair of the most saga- foundland, are codflstti, salmon, seal and whale cious being placed in front as leaders, and the oil, and furs. Onoe the country was rich in whole guided by a long whip, without reins, fur-bearing animals and cariboo or reindeer, the lash extending to tihe foremost dogs. There but these are now greatly reduced in numbers. are no cattle or horses in Labrador, goats sup- Of the eastern side hardly anything is known plying the milk, and dogs the means of loco- beyond the coast, which has been carefully motion. Their huts are, in winter, embanked surveyed by Capt. Bayfield. Before his day it with turf and moss, excepting a small casement was on this bleak and dangerous coast that of oiled seal skin at the top. Without any fire the great navigator. Captain Cook, first display- but a lamp, these habitations are as warm as ed those talents as a marine surveyor, wbiflh an oven. The passionate attachment of the gained for him the patronage of Sir Hugh Esquimaux to their frozen seas and icy plains Palliser, and drew public attention to bis ex- is wonderful. They infinitely prefer their traordinary enterprise. His charts of New- storm-beaten shores to the gentle waves and foundland, Labrador and the Straits of Belleisle cerulean skies of more temperate regions. It are, to this day, a convincing proof of bis is clear that they are a totally different race fidelity, genius and discernment. from the Red Indians of America. The Esqui- The Indians who inhabit the interior of maux are stunted in stature and essentially Labrador are all tribes of the once great Al- Mongolian In physiognomy, having a flattpned gonquin race, whose domains extended, before nose, prominent profile and copper-colored the arrival of the "pale faces," from the Rocky skin. It is remarkable that the Esquimaux Is Mountains to Newfoundland, and from Labrador the only family common to the Old World and to the Carolinas, The aborigines of Newfound- the New. LOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 571
During the brief Labrador summer the whole LAC A CADEMDCHE, in Bellechasse co., Que., coast, for five hundred miles north of the one of the sources of a small stream running Straits of Belleisle, is frequented by fishermen into the north-east side of tlhe Riviere du Sud. from Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Quebec, and LAC A JX)iRIlE, a small lake in Saguenay co., the United States. They are engaged in the cap- Que. ture and cure of cod, salmon and herring. The LAC A GENDHON, in Bellechasse co.. Que., total value, of thes« fisheries is not less than the source ol a small stream running into the a million sterling. Most of the fishermen who north-east side of Riviere du Sud. frequent Labrador dn summer are from New- LAC A LA CROIX, a post settlement in Chi- foundland. They proceed to the various fishing coutimi CO., Que., 7 miles from Hebertville, on stations along the coast, in small vessels, often the Quebec and Lake St. John Ry. taking tiheir families along with them, and LAO A LA TORTUS, or ST. THEOPHILE, a reside ashore in temporary huts. They arrive post village in Champlain co.. Que., on the Piles branch of about the end of June, when the ice is pretty the C.P.R. It contains 1 Roman well cleared away from the coast, arid remain Catholic church, 7 stores, 2 grain and lumber till the first or second week in October. A mills, 1 sash and door factory, and telegraph considerable part of the cod, salmon and her- and express offices. Pop., 350; parish, 1,400. ring is shipped by the supplying merchants LAC A LAURENT, a post village in Chicou* direct from Labrador to foreign ports, but mor* timi CO., Que., on the saguenay River, 10 of it is taken to St. John's, Harbor Grace, and miles from Chicoutimi Station, on the Quebec other places, where it is stored to be sihipDed & Lake St. John Ry. It contains a Roman according to the demand of the foreign mar- Catholic church, 6 stores, 1 hotel, 5 saw mills, kets. 2 private banks, telegraph and express offices. Pop., 400. Bleak and savage as are the shores of La- brador, yet their aspect is often picturesque LAC A L'EQUERRE, a lake of Montmorency and grand, and sometimes strangely beautiful. CO., Que. At Cape Chateau is a series of basaltic col- LAC A L'ETBfRNITE, a small lake in Saguenay umns wrought into the shape of an ancient CO., Que. castle (hence its name), the turrets, arches, LA CARPE, a lake in Wright co., Que., in tlie loop-holes and keeps all beautifully represent- township of Cameron. ed. Here are materials for an artist, not less L.A CARRIERE, a post village in Bagot co.. attractive than tftie renowned Cave of Fingal. Que., on the Yamaska River, 3 miles from St. The famous Labrador feldspar is well known, Hyacinthe Station, on the C.P.R., 2 miles ?onth and is abundant near the European settlements of Ste. Rosalie Jet. It has 2 stores and 1 fac- on the southern portion of tlue peninsula of tory. Pop.. 200. Labrador. LAC ATT BROCHET, a lake in Wright co.. One. Labrador was discovered by Cabot in 1497: LAC AU S\UfMON, a post settlement in Ma- and re-discovered by Hudson in 1610. The tane dist., Rimouski co.. Que., on the Mata- European settlements, all on the east coast, pedia River, and a station (Salmon Lake) on consist of Forteau and Brador Bays, Anse Le the I.C.R., midway between Mataxiedia and Blanc, and the Moravian stations; Main, Okhak, Little Metis. It has 1 Roman Catholic church, Hopedale and Hebron. The Hudson Bay Com- 4 stores, 1 hotel, 3 lumber and shingle mills, pany have several settlements in Labrador, and with bank at Amqui, 6 miles distant. Th'' re- receive many valuable furs from it. The total gion is thickly timbered, and abounds in i-^l^es population is supposed to be about 4000. well stocked with trout. Pop. of parish, about Of late there has been no little hard^ip In Labrador, owing to the continued failure of LAC AUX SABLES STATION, a post settle- the fisheries, and aid has been extended the mt^nt in Portnpuf co.. Oue.. on the Batiscan people. A missionary vessel, donated by Sir River, and a station on the Canadian Northern Donald A. Smith (Lord Stratbcona), also plies Quebec Ry., 26 miles from Grand'Mere. It eo'n- ho- along the coast. tains a. Roman Cntho^'c chanel, 1 store, 1 tel and 1 saw mill. Pop. 100. LA BROOUERIE, a post village in Proven- . . «* LAC BELLEMARE, a post settlement in St. cher CO., Man., and a s^^ation on th^ Can. Maurice co.. Ou°.. P mil^s f^-om St. Boniface Northern RR., 40 miles south-east of Winni- station nn th'^ Can. Northern Oue. Rv. peg. It has 1 Roman Cathoflic church, 2 stores LAC BOUCHETTE. a post settlement in Chi- and post office. Pop., about 600. coutimi CO., Que., and a station on the Quebec a ixist hamlet in Bonaventure co., Tt LA BUTTE, & T,pVe St. .ToVin R,p.. 9011th of Dflblon. v,f,q Que., on the Nouvelle River, 2% miles from hotpl. 1 Roman Catholic church. 4 stores. 1 3 Nouvelle Station, on the Atlantic, Quebec & saw mills, and 1 cheese f&ctor^. besides post on Chaleurs Bay. It has Western RR., and and telenhon** offlc^P. Pop.. 750. 1 store. LAC CHARLEfROTS. a nost sett^empnt m a small lake in S-aguenay co., LAC A CAILLE, Terrebonne co., Que., on Lac Charleboi=: the Que. nearest station (14 miles distant) Is St. M^rsra- L'ACADIE, a post village in St. Johns co., rot nn the Mont. *; Nominingup branch o^ thd Que., on the Little Montreal River, and a sta- CT'R.. 20 miles north of St. Jprom^. and 10 Monts. It tion on the G.T.R. (Rou-se's Point & St. Johns miles south-east of Ste. Agathe des branch), and on the C.P.R. (Montreal & Bos- hoc 1 Pornan Patholic chuT-ch. 2 storps,. 1 hotel at St. M^'-ara- ton branch), 29 and 26 miles respectively south- and saw and flour Tnllls. b-^sldes S+qtlori. pvnress telegraph office. east of Montreal. It has 2 churches (Roman ^^Vs an and Poo., of n«»rish. 1.9.00. Catholic and Episcopal), 3 stores, 1 flour mill, LAC CHEVREUIL. a station on thp Can creamery, 1 threading mill 1 carriage 1 and Northern Qu<»bpc Ry. (Montfort branch"). 12 factorv, besides exnress an^l telegraph offlcfes mn^i=> from Montfort Jet., and 20 miles from at both stations. Pop., 1,055. Arundel. 572 LOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA
LAC CLAIRE, a post settlement ChicouLi- m 1 gen,eral store, 1 hotel and mi CO., Que., la miies from butter factory. cnicoutimi, a ter- Pop., under 100. minus of the Quebec and Lake St. John Ry. LACHENAIE, a post village i^AU DE L.A UKANU.E t OURcHE, In L'Assomption a small CO., Que., on la±..e, 4 miles trom the St. John River, a branch of at. Jttonoie, in 'iemis<»uata the CO., Que. Ottawa, 4 miles from the C.P.R. station of Terrebonne, 24 miles LAi. XXE L'E6<3LAVE. See Great Slave Lake. north of Montreal, and 3 miles from St. Paul L'Hermite, on the Ca»n LAC DE L'ISiL.E LA CROSSE, in A a lake Nor. Quebec RR. It has 1 Roman Catholic Atau.uasca dist., ol txie in, \v. xeri., in iai. 5o^ church, 1 model and 3 public schools, 3 stores, kx» iN., ion. lt//o 54' 30" W. It is about 60 2 hotels and 1 butter factory. Pop. 682 miles long, collects the various the sources of LA CHEVROTIERE, a post village in Port- Churchill River, and yields a constant supply of neuf CO., Que., on the C.P.R., 43 miles from good fish both in winter and summer. Here ia Quebec. It contains 6 stores, 1 church, 1 ho- an important post of the Hudson Bay Company. tel, and telegraph and express offices. Pop.. LAO DES BOIS. See Lake of the Woods. 200. LAC DES COMMISSIONAIRES, settle- a post LA CHEVROTIERE, a river of Quebec, is ment in Lake St. John (Uhicoutimij co.. Que., formed by the junction of three small streams 4 miles from Commissioner's Ltake Station, on in Portneuf co., and falls into the north bank tne »
tied rapidly of recent years, having the advan- LAC SEC, a post village near Lake St. John, tage oi a tine climate, in which caitle graze out in Cnicoutimi co.. Que., on Belie xviver, 6 miles all winter, and a rich soil for the giowing of liom bt. JCiOme, on the Quebec & Lake at. wheat, with a bounaiess, luxuriant pastuiage joim xvii. it lias 2 stoies, i sa,w mill, and 1 tracts for the raising of horses. In the region buLier and cheebe factory. There is good shoot- oats and barley come to great perftctiou, as ing ana fismng in the vicmity. rop., about well as the chief root crops. The town has 4 l.ooO. churches (Roman Catholic, Episcopal, Metho- LAC SEUL, a lake in the northern section dist and Presbyterian), 25 stores, 3 hotels, 1 of Rainy River dist., N. Ont., south of Kee- saw mill, 1 sash and door factory and foundry, watin dist. It is an extension of the ii^ngiiah 2 banlcs, 2 piinting and newspaper of&ces River, like that of Lake St. Joseph, between ("Advertis-er" and 'Globe"), besides express tne Vvinn.peg and uie Axuany Riveis with whicli and telegraph offiecs. Pop. 1,000. the English River has connections east and LA CONCEPTION, a post village In Labelle west. CO., Que., on the Rouge River, 5 miles from LAC TALON, a lake of the dist. of Nipis- Jja. Conception Station, on the C.P.R. (Nomm- sing, ^%. W ont., on the iMattavva ixiver, 18 miles ingue branch), 7 miles south of Labelle. It has from its mouth. It is 8 miles 'long, and very 1 Roman Catholic church, 2 stores, 3 hotels, deep, some places over 100 feet, and in no part and 1 saw and planing mill. There is good less than 20 feet. It discharges its waters pre- fishing and shooting in the region. Pop., about cipitously in a splendid ctiute of 43 feet, very 600. narrow and bound in by granite cliffs of great LA CONCEPTION STATION, a post setrt,le- height ment in Labelle co., Que., on the Nomningue LAC WINDIGO, a post village in Labelle co.. branch of the C.P.R., 7 miles south of Labelle, Que., on the Mascoulonge Hiver, 23 miles from 94 miles north-west of Montreal. Arundel, a station on the Montfort branch of
" Quebec Ry. It is ex- LACONIA, a post settlement in Lunenburg the Canadian Northern pected to have within 5 miles of the place a CO., N.S., 8 miles from Bridgewater, a station station on the projected Great Northern RR. on the Halifax and South-Western Ry. (Mac- Catholic chapel, and 1 general kenzie-Mann system), 13 miles north-west of It has 1 Roman store. There is good fishing and hunting in the Lunenburg. It has 1 saw mill. Pop., under 20. vicinity, and much good timber. Pop., 146. LAOOiSTE, a station on the Nominingue LADGD'S MILLS, a post hamlet i'n Stansfead of the C.P.R., in Labelle co.. Que., 18 branch CO., Que., miles from Coaticook Station, on the Labelle, 7 miles east of Nomin- 2J miles north of G.T.R., 21 miles south of Sherbrooke. Besides ingue. the post ofBce there is a school house, a grist LAC OUARBAU, See Ouareau. mill, and a creamery and butter factory. Pop., LA COUREUSE, a lake in St. Maurice co., Que. under 20. magnificent stretch LAC PLEIN CHANTS, a LA DECHARGE, a post settlement in Ohi- of the Mattawa River, district of Ni- water on coutimi CO., Que., on the Saguenay River, Ontario. Length 5 miles; general pissing N. W. flowing out of Lake St. John, 12 miles from 500 feet; average depth over breadth 400 and Jonquieres Station, on the Quebec & Lake St. feet. 80 John RR. It has 2 Roman Catholic churches, LA CROIX, a lake in Quebec co.. Que. 2 stores, 1 fiour and 2 saw mills, besides tele- LA CROIX, a lake in Berthier co., Que., In graph office. Pop., 700. Gautier. the township of LA DESOENTE-DES-FEMIMBS, a post village CROIX, a lake in Chicoutimi co., Que. LA In Chicoutimi co.. Que., on the Saguenay River, ROND, a post village in Labelle co.. LAC 14 miles below Ha, Ha! Bay, and 24 miles from the Petite Rouge River, 15 miles from Que., on Chicoutimi, a station on the Quebec & Lake Huberdean Station, on the Montfort & Gatineau St. John RR. It has 1 Roman Catholic church, Colonization RR. It has 1 general store and 1 general store, 1 hotel, 1 lumber mill, besides cheese factory. Pop. 150. post and telegraph offices. Pop. 150. LAC ST. JOSEPH, Portneuif co.. Que. See LADLE COVE, a settlement in the dist. of Lake St. Joseph. Fogo, Nfid. Pop. (1901), 188. LAC STE. ANNB, a post settlement in the LADNER, a post settlement in New West- Stony Plain or Edmonton dist. of the Prov. minster dist., B.C., on the Eraser River, near of Alberta, on the Ste. Anne Creek, near Lake Chebuckten Station, on the Victoria Terminal St. Anne, 50 miles north-west of Strathcona, RR., 12 miles from New Westminster. It has the northern terminal station of the Calgary 5 churches (Roman Catholic, Episcopal, Metho- & Edmonton branch of the C.P.R. , 192 miles dist, Piesbyterian and Baptist), lb stores, 2 north of Calgary. It has 1 Roman Catholic hotels, 1 bank, 1 saw mill, 3 fish canneries, 1 church and school, 2 stores, 1 hotel, 1 black- sash and door factory, 1 boat and scow factory, smith shop, and 1 printing office, which Issues 1 creamery, 1 printing and newspaper ofBce a monthly journal, "La Croix de Ste. Anne." ("Delta Times"), besides telegraph office. Pop., There is here also a Hudson Bay post. Pop. 800. (of environs), 325. LAD6TOCK, a settlement In Humboldt dist., LAC STp:. MARIE, a post settlement in Prov. of Saskatchewan, 30 miles from Sheho, Wright (Ottawa) co.. Que., on the Gatineau a station on the Sheho section of the C.P.R., River, 8 miles from Kazubazua Station, on the 43 miles from Yorkton. C.P.R. (Maniwaki branch), 48 miles north of LADY BANK, a settlement In Grey co., Ont., Ottawa city. I has 1 Roman Caholic church, 12 miles from Flesherton station, on the Tor- 3 stores, 2 hotels, and 1 saw mill. There is onto and Owen Sound branch of the C.P.R. good fishing in the vicinity. Pop., about 700. LADY COVE, a settlement in the dist ol LOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 575
Trinity, Nfld., on the line* of the Eeid-New- plains and west to the Pacific. The scenery toun-aiand Co s steamers. Pop., (iJ^ul), lul. of the region, on the backbone of the Con- LADY EVELYN LAKE, a body of water in tinent, is indescribably grand. Eight miles Nipissing dist., N. Ont., north of the Tema- to the westward is the great defile, the Kick- Lakes, gami and south-west of the Montreal ing Horse Pass, through which the railway River. It is reached by water either from runs by way of Donald, Glacier and Revel- Temagami or from l^atchford, stations on the stoke to the Pacific Coast. Two and a halt Tenn;Ka,milig rsorthdn miles & KK., 72 and 94 miles from Laggan is tne C.P.R. Chalet Hor^i respectively north of North Ni- a resort Bay, on Lake of tourists near the Lake in the pissiDg. Clouds and Lake Louise, the Victoria Glacier, LAui LAKE, a small lake &c., in Labelle cc, &c. Besides the post office there Que., well stocked with logging are 2 whitefish and salmon- camps, i dairy, and hotel boardin- tiOUt. house, and telegraph and express offices. Pop.'. LADYSMITH, a post town and station on the Strait of Georgia, in Vancouver Island, B.C., LAGGAN a post village in Glengarry co.. situate on Oyster Harbour, and on the Esqui- Ont., 6 miles from Alexandria, on the Ottawa mait Nanaimo ix±t., io miles division & south-east of of the G.T.R. It contains Nanaimo. The Wellington Colliery Co. has terian 1 Presby^^^^ church and 2 stores. Pop 100 its mines in the vicinity and employs about settlement 1,000 hands; the Tyre Copper Co. have their ^'* in Piitou co., N^'^^^^rJ.'no^ Avondale smelter here aiso. 'ihe place has 4 churdhes LC R station on the (R. C, Lpis., Meth. and Pies.), 20 stores, 14 GRAISSE, a small river hotels, 1 shingle mill, 1 brewery and soda Ont^ of Glengarry co., water factory, 1 smelter and foundry, 1 print- ^^^^"^ ing and newspaper oflBce, ("Ladysmit/h Ledger") sh^^ ol^SfrcLn'l.^ ^" ^°' Q--' *--- and a branch bank. Pop., about 3,500. P^'i ^^"^^« ^^ Huntingdon LADYSMITH, a station in Macdonald co., CO.cn^^a?^^^^F^-Que » .^^ miles from Carr's Crossing and Man., on the Canadian Northern RR., 28 miles miles from 7 Whites, on the G.T.R It con- from Arizona Jet. and 28 miles from Carberry. tains 1 Presbyterian church, 1 store LADYSMITH, a post village in Pontiac co.. and tele- graph office It was laid out by govefnment Que., on the Quyon River, 12 miles from the as Godmanchester Village in 1823. The C.P.R. station of Shawville (Waltham branch, present name is derived from an old hunter It of the on the north shore of the Ottawa River). district. Pop., 100. has 4 churches (R.C., Epis., Meth. and Lu- sluggish theran), 4 stores, 1 hotel, 2 saw and grist miillsi, ^ stream em- Dtvfn^^^f^^^i,^^!?^into Lake St. Francis, 1 sash and door factory, 1 carriage and 2 lll^J on the St. Law- ^^^''^ °°^t^ o^ ^^ Guerre, Hun- blacksmith shop. Pop. 250. tingdonffn^^A CO. ^r."^'^^^ Que It is navigable for Vessels LADYSMITH, a post office in the West Ridi'ng drawing feet, 4 but deeper, say 9 feet, after of Lambton, Ont., 5^ miles from Courtright, on level of its mouth is passed. A bridge tiiere the Mich. Central RR. prevents anything higher than settlement Selkirk 6 feet pissing it LADYWOOD, a post in LA HAVE CROSS ROAJ>S (Rose Bay CO., Man., on the Brokenhead River, 8 miles Post Office) m Lunenburg co., N.S., on the La Have from Beausejour, a station on the C.P.R., 14 River, 16 miles from Lunenburg. miles east of Selkirk, and 34 miles north-east LA HAVE ISLAND, a post settlement in of Winnipeg city. It has 2 churches (R. C. and Lunenburg co N.S., 3 miles from the mouth Greek Catholic), 2 stores and 2 lumber mills, Of La Have River, and 16 miles from Bridge- with telegraph and express offices at Beause- water Station, on the Halifax & South-Western jour. Pop. 250. Ry. It has 2 churches (Epis. and Meth.), 2 LAFONTAINE, a post settlement near Not- stores, and 1 lobster canning LA factory. Pou 4?n tawasaga Bay, in Simcoe co., Ont., 8 miles HAVE LAKES, several small lakes in' ^•^•' «^^® ^^s« to from Penetanguishene Station, on the G.T.R.. T^.^®T.9r°' the La Have River. and on the Georgian Bay, 40 miles north of LAIGLE, an island in the Province of Que- bec, Barrie. It has 1 R.C. church, 2 stores, 3 saw, formed by the confluence of the Prairie planing, and grist mills, and 1 butter factory. and St. Lawrence Rivers, 12 miles below Mont- real. Pop., about 150. LAFONTAINE. a lake in Champlain co., Que. LAIRD, a post village in Algoma dist., Ont., LA FOTJROHE, a river in Champlain co., Que. on the Sault Ste. Marie River, at the south- IiAGACE^ a post settlement in Bonaventure east end of Lake Superior, 6 miles from Ekoba CO., Que., 4^ miles from Matapedia Station, Station, on the C.P.R., 6 miles from Garden on the I.C.R., and Atlantic, Que. and Western River, and 15 miles east of the "Soo." It has RR., 176 miles east of Riviere du Loup, and 9' 1 Methodist church, 1 general store, 1 hotel, miles east of Quebec. It has 1 R.C. church, 2 saw mills, and 1 cigar factory. Pop., about 6 stores, 2 hotels, saw, shingle and board 500. mill. Pop., about 500. LAIT, RIVIERE AU, a small stream in Port- LA GALETTE, a lake in Charlevoix co., Que. neuf CO., Que., runs into the south-west side LAGGAN, a post village on the Bow River, of the St. Maurice, above the mouth of the Bos- in Calgary dist., Prov. of Alberta, and a divi- tonnais River. sional station on the C.P.R., 6 miles west of LAJORD, a station on Hbe Brandon and Re- Stephen, and 16 miles from Field. Here the gina branch of the C.P.R., 25 miles from Re- time changes 1 hour between Pacific time and gina. Mountain time, and near here occurs the Great LAKE, a post hamlet In Hastings co., Ont., Divide or Summit of the Rockies, where the on the Deer River. 8 miles from Coe Hill Mines watershed parts the drainage east to the great Station, on the Central Ontario RR., a branch 576 LOVELUS GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA.
line of the C.P.R., running northward from LAKE BENOIT, in Chicoutimi co., Que., has Cen. Ont. Jet., 37 miles east of Peterboro. It its outlet by a small stream running into the has 1 saw, shingle and planing mill, and 1 lath north-east side of the Saguenay River, nearlyai j. and sash factoiy. Pop. 50. opposite Ha! Ha! Bay. , AINSLIE, a lake in Inverness co., LAKE LAKE BEVAN, a lake of Argenteuil oo.. Que measures 6 N.S.., 4 miles from Inverness. It On its borders there is a considerable quan- by 12 miles, and abounds in trout, herring tity of excellent oak. from and eels. Steamers ply along this lake LAKE BEWILDERED, a lake of Quebec, dis- the Ainslie Mines to Strathlorn Station, a west of the River St. Maurice, on the route tance of 10 miles. towards Great Goldfinch Lake. settlement LAKE AINSLIE CHAPEL, a post LAKE BONHOMME, a small lake in Portneuf in Inverness co., N.S., 7 miles from Inverness CO., Que. station on the Inverness Ry. LAKE BOUCHETTE, AINSLIE (EAST), a post village in a post settlement in LAKE Chicoutimi co.. Que., and a station on the co., N.S., 10 miles from Strathlorn Inverness Quebec Lake St. Richmond Ry. It & John Ry., 28 miles south- Station, on the Inverness & east of Roberval. contains a Protestant church, 1 hotel, 3 saw LAKE BOND, a station on the Reid-New- mills and 4 stores. There are barytes mines foundland Ry., 35 miles west considerable value worked during spring of Bishops Mills of and 100 miles summer months; also a river much fre- east of Bay of Islands. and LAKE BURN, a post settlement quented by tourists for fishing. Three steamers in Westmore- land CO., N.B., miles from ply upon the Lake between the mines and rail- 4i Meadowbrook, a station on the I.C.R. way station. Pop. 300. LAKE CAMiBRON, post settlement a lake in Antlgonish co., LAKE AINSLIE (SOUTH), a N.'S. sid« or In Inverness co., N.S., on the soutli the LAKE CAWAKABISTTBC. a lake of Lake Ainslie. 14 miles from Orangedale, on Quebec near the h^ad waters of the St. Maurice. LC.R. Pop., about 200. LAKE CAYAMONT, LAKE AINSLIE WEST, a post settlement In a post settlement in a Ry,. lumber and farming region in Pontiac Inverness co., N.S., Alba, on the Inverness co.. Que., 13 miles west of Graoefield. on the Gati- is the nearest station. ,. ^„ LAKE ALMA, a small lake in Annapolis co., neau River (In Wright co.), a station on the Maniwakl branch of the C.P.R., 23 soutli N.S., 20 miles from Bridgetown. It is 3 miles miles of Maniwaki and 60 miles long, surrounded by fine scenery and contains north of Ottawa City. It has R.C. church, trout in abundance. 1 2 groceries, 2 LAKE ANNIS, a post office in Yarmouth co., hotels, 1 school and post office, and 2 ca-"^ pp-^ about 1 square mile, also a flour mills. There is good hunting and fishing N S , on a lake of in vicinity. station on the Dominion Atlantic Ry., 17 miles the P&p., chiefly French Cana- from Yarmouth. Pop., 25. dians, 300. Argenteuil LAKE A POELE, a small lake in LAKE CENTRE, a post settlement in Hum- CO., Que. boldt dist., Sask., 14 miles from Strassburg, LAKE ASSIWANAN, In Northern Que., on the Pheasant Hills branch of the C.P.R. south-west of Lake Askitichi. LAKE CHARLES, a post settlement in +v,e north-west section of Grev co., LAKE AYLMER, a post village in Wolfe co., Ont., near Col- poy's Pav, an inlet of thp Georgian Pay, S Tn"<^s Que., on Maskinonge Brook, 55 miles from from Wiarton Station, on the G.T.R., 10 miles Lennoxvllle and 12 miles from Weedon on the north of Park Head Jet. It has 1 Presbvteriflu Quebec Central Ry. It possesses good water cQiurch. 1 general store and 1 saw mill. Pod. has several stores and mills. Pop. 30. power and TAKE CHARL'FS. a sin all lake in the town- 360. s^bip of T>nrtmonth, Hallfav co., N =!. LAKE AYLMER, a beautitul lake on the River L.AKE CLEAR, a post offlce in Renfrew co., St. Francis. Wolfe co.. Que., about 8 miles long Ont., 10 miles from Eganvillo. a station rn 3 by 3 miles wide, and abounding in excellent branch of the C.P.R., 23 miles west of Ren- fish. frew. TAKE BAKER, a post village in Victoria co.. LAKE COMMANDANT, a picturesque lake of N.B., on the St. John River, 7 miles from Clair considerable size near Montebello, Labelle co.. contains Station, on the Temiscouata Ry. It Que. It is studded with ipl'=;ts and rock reefs, saw, 1 Roman Catholic church, 3 small stores, 1 and deex) shady bays, which surprise the voy- mill, 1 shingle mill, and 1 cbeese factory. Pop. ageur at every point. 80. LAKE CTJTIATENBL a pmall lake in +"he LAKE BAKER, a lake in Madawaska dist., PioTintains of Fos«ambnuU, Portnenf oo.. Que., Victoria co., N.B., about 4^ miles long by ? of is tbp cnnrca of the Rivifre aux Pins. a mile wide, hemmed in by mountai'ns. LAKEDALE. a post villaere In Guysborough LAKE BAPjNSTON, in Stanstead co.. Que., th'e CO. N.S.. on the South Riv^r. 20 milp-=? fr^m port expansion of a considerable stream running Anti^onish Station, on tlip I.C.R. . with into Lake Massawippi. on Countrv Harbour, an inlet of the Atlantic. lumber LAKE BASKATONG, in Wright CO., Que. It has 1 R.C. church. 2 stores, and 1 LAKE BEAUPORT, a post settlement in mill. Pop., about 300. Quebec co.. Que., 9 miles from Cbarlesbourg LAKT^ Tm LA BREMUE, a small lake in Ar- Station on the Quebec & Lake St. John Ry., genteuil CO., Que. 10 miles from Quebec city. It contains 2 LAKE BE MAY. a po^t village in Stratbcona 1 churches (Anglican and Roman Catholic), dist.. Alta., 6 mile
LAKE DES CHATTES, an expansion of the front to repel the Fenian invasion. The Ottawa River, in the neighborhood of Pontiac village comprises Episcopal and Methodist CO., Que. churches, 1 or 2 stores, school-house, grist, LAKE DBS ISLES, a lake of Terrebonne cc. saw, shingle and planing mills. Pop. 80.
Que., near the village of St. Jerome. It affords LAKEFIELD, ' a settlement in King co., N.B., good trout fishing. 12 miles fiom Sussex on 'the I.C.R. LAKE DES NEIGES, a large lake in the rear ; LAKE FkjANCBS, a post village between of Quebec, full of trout. Shoal Lake and Lake Manitoba, in Macdonald co. LAKE DILLON, a very pretty lake of Brome Man., on the Oak Point section of the Cana- CO., Que., on which is the village of Dillonton. dian Northern RR,, 46 miles north-west of It abounds with pickerel. Winnipeg. LAKE DORE, a post settlement in Renfrew LAKE GEORGE, a beautiful sheet of water CO., Ont., 18 miles from Pembroke, a station in the township of Prince William, York co., on the G.T.R. and C.P.R. N.B., about 3i miles long by 2 broad, the source LAKE DURKESS, a small lake In Yarmouth of the PoCkUiock River, a small stream running CO., N.S., south of Long Lake. north-west into the St. John. LAKE ECHO, a pretty lake in the township LAKE GEORGE, a post settlement in Kings of Preston. Halifax co., N.S. CO., N.S., 12 miles from Aylesford. It contains LAKE EDWARD, a post settlement on the 1 saw mill. Pop., 77. shores of Lake Edward, in the interior of Que- LAKE GEORGE, a post and farming settlement bec CO., Que., on the L. E. branch of the head- in York co., N.B., on the Poquiock S'ream, waters of the Batiscan River, and a station on miles north of the C.P.R. station of Harvey, famous, 10 the Que. & Lake St. John RR. It is a about midway between McAdam Jet. and It has 1 resort for hunters and fishermen. Fredericton Jet. on the Vanceboro division. It Rossing plant church, 2 stores. 1 hotel, 1 has 1 Presbyterian church, 1 general store, 1 RC Pop., mill, besides express and telgraph offices. saw mill. Pop., 110. LAKE GEORGE, a post settlement in Yar- village in Victoria LAKE EDWARD, a post mou-th CO., N.S., 5 miles from Norwood, on the St Jonn CO N B. about 2 miles from the Dominion Atlantic Ry. a station on River, 4 miles from Ortonville, LAKE GLEASON, a lake in Grey co., Ont., Grand Falls and i^ the C P R., 7 miles from 11^ miles from Lake Charles. It is a goo4 Church ot miles 'from Aroostook Jet. It has 1 marl lake for making Portland cement. sdhool-house New England Mission hall and LAKE GOLDFINCH, in St. Maurice co.. Que., miles of Lake Edward. Denmark is witWn 3 is the first of a chain of lakes that sup-ply the north east branch of tihe Riviere du Lievre. in Hali- ^LAKe' EGMONT, a P<>st settlement LAKE HARMONY, a lake in Lanark co., Ont., Milford, a station fax CO., N.S., 8i miles from abounding with fish and affording also good I.C.R. sho iting. on the ^ ^ v,, * duck LAKE EQUERRE, a lake in tlh'e township of LAKE HELEN, an expansion of the Nlpigon Que., one of the Buckland. Bellechasse co.. River, Thunder Bay dist.. Northern Ontario, of thp Riviere des AT^enaquis. mile from Red Rock, a Hudson Bay Coni- source-^ parish 1 ETCHEMIN, a post village and pany's post at the head of Nipigon Bay, Lake LAKE ^<;^eram 18 In Dorchester co., Que., on Lac Superior. It is 8 miles long by 1 wide. Francis) Station, miles from Beauceville (St. LAKE H)!)NRY, a small lake in St. John co., It has co., on the Que Central RR. 2 miles from HardingvlUe. It affords in Beaice cheese N.B., Church. 12 stores. 6 saw mills, 7 good trout fishing. IRC factories and a factories. 2 butter and cheese LAKEHJURST, a post settlement in Peter- telephone office. Pop., of T>^^^^^^^'^;^"^^,^^ .„ boro CO., Ont., 10 miles from Lakefleld, on the an l^^o^^^,?;^^^, of the G.T.R. LAKEFIEI.D. ,I™^^f the Peterboro branch Peterborough co., Ont.. at t^^_,head,.°^^/,^^ LAKE JOHN, a lake in Argenteuil co.. Que., ^-TR^- 40 miles Otonabee Riv^er. and on the having its outlet in Davis River. extensive water from Port Hope. It possesses LAKE JOHN, a lake in Rouville co., Que., churches (Eng- power privileees, and contains 5 and is the source of the South West River. Baptist and of water in lish. Methodist. Presbyterian. LAKE JOHNSTON, a small body telephone, and ex- scuth-WfSt Roman Catholic), telegraph, Assa dist., Prov. of Saskatchewan. flour. lum- Lake offices. 22 stores, 2 hotefls. 2 2 of Moose Jaw Station, on the C.P.R. press /^';;orie^ planing mills. 3 canoe Rivers lies to the southward, and Lake ber and 3 bar- of the and a Portland cement factory (output 600 Champlain to the north-west. It is situated in printing office issu- rels daily) It has also a lat. 50° N., «Ti^ l^n. 106° W. ^e^s") an6. lake on the ing T weekly paper ("l^^^^^eia LAKE JOSEPH, a beautiful of Can. Pop., Muskoka. Ont. It a branch of the Traders' Bank Muskoka River, district of in nsft is navigable for steamers and abounds post village ^'lAKEFIELD, or THE GORE, a of all kinds. See Joseph, Lake. f^o^ Ladi^te^ town- in Argenteuil co.. Que., 10 mi^s LAKE JOSEPH, a small lake in the Mountains and is about is among the Laurentian ship of Harrington. Argenteuil co., Que., It which are named from the two splendid lakes 4 miles long by 1 wide, and abounding in trout afford good sport fiFh. in the close vicinity, and and other * .., Gore are a station on the west side of, for the angler. The "men of LAKE JOSEPH, a name, n. of Lake Musko- sturdy, loyal class, mostly descendants of and the lake of the same are Ont.. on the Ontario div. of the Canadian settlers from the north of Ireland. They ka RR. (Toronto to Parry Sound branc>^ nearly all Orangemen, and are famous for the Northern as part of 5 miles nortlh of Foote's Bay and 19 miles south fine appearance they made when of Parry Sound. the Argenteuil Rangers they hastened to the
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station on the LAKE JUNCTION, & G.T.B. and about 50 miles from Guelph, on the Hamil- at tlie junction of tlie Beeton & Colling- ton & Southampton section of the road. It has wood and tiie Barrie & Meafoixi branches Methodist 1 church, 1 public hall, and 1 store of the G.T.R., ^A mile from Collingwood. Pop., about 100. LAKE KABIJ^AKAGAMI, a body of water, LAKE LE MUIR, in Algonquin National and a river of the same name, in the western Nip Park, ssin^ dist., Ont., reached from Brule section of A'lgoma dist., N.W. Ont. Lake ""^ ^^"^ ^^^i^i^« LAKE KASUSKIKEOMI, of Labelle Co., Que- of the'r)!?.K ^ ^"^^ ^^ ^^® south-west part LAKE KAWASH'GANISH, in Champlain co., th:^t^'^^^^.^r of °^ Inverness, Megantic co Que., has its outlet in the southwest bank receivesiLi^'''^"'^^ , Que of tne waters of several streams the St. AJaurice, & little below Kat River. and ^^^^^^""^ discharges itself into t^e C?yde LAKE KEMPT, a large lake in St. Maurice? -LAKE (or LOCH) LOMOND, a beautiful lake. CO., Quebec, between the head waters of the 6 miles north of St. John, N.B. It is surround- RiviSre du Lievre and the Matawin River and ed with picturesque scenery. Lake. It is studded with numerous islands. LAKE LOON a small lake in the [Montague LAKE KILLARNEY, a post village in Cum- Ijold district, 5 miles east of Halifax. NS berland CO., N.S., 9 miles from Oxford, a sta- ^.^^^"^ ^^^« «^ the River tion on the Oxford and Pictou branch of th© St.c^f '^'fr.n^^/^'^.V,Iraucis, in the township of Weedon, Wolfe C.P.R. "^""^ ^°°« by 3 milSs wide LAKELANDS, a post ??'V^'"^^^°"hv.^It aoouuds settlement in Cumber- with maskinonge, sturgeon,"^s«on, bassoass, land CO., N.S., and a station on the Cumber- pickerel, whitefi^ and eels land Ry., 4 miles from Parrsboro. LAKE MAOA.NAMA€K, a small lake township in the LAKELAND, a post settlement in Portage la of Woburn, Beauoe co.. Que., havingsaving PradTie co., Man., 15 miles from Westboume, its outlet In Lake Megantic. LAKE on the North-Western branch of the C.P.R. MAOKAY, in Mackenzie dist NWt It situate to the south contains 2 churches (Methodist and Enclislh). of Lac Gras and to tfie Pop. 200. west of Aylmer and Clinton-Golden Lakes iLAKELANlD, a settlement in Northumberland LAKE MAJOR, a lake on the West Salmon River, in Ihe township CO., N.B., 6i miles from Barnaby River Sta- of Preston, Halifax co.. NS., situate north-east of tion on the I.C.R. Dartmouth. Length^ about 5 miles. LAKE LINING, a lake IJ miles in length, in LAKE Yarmouth co., N.S. MANITOU, a body oi water and a river of the same name, LAKE LA QUBNOUILLE, a small lake in in the Rainy River diet, of N.W. Argenteuil co., Que., in which are found pike Ont. and trout. LAKE MANITOU, a post village in Terre- bonne CO., Que., LAKE LA ROQUE, of Quebec, one of the on the Black River, near to Ivry Station, sources of Riviere du Lievre, which has its on the C.P.R. (Nominingue branch), miles outlet in the Ottawa river, in Labelle co.. Que. 4 from Ste. Agathe, and 48 miles northwest LAKE LA ROSE, a post settlement in Anna- of Montreal. It has 2 churches (K C and Epis.), general polis CO., N.S., 4 miles from Annapolis on the 1 store, 1 hotel, and 1 saw Dominion Atlantic Ry. mill. Pop. 800. LAJCE MANOUAN, a large flake LAKE LARRON or LAURENT, a small settle- of Quebec, in Champlain co., one ment in Quebec co., township of Stoneham, of the sources of the Ribbon River. Que., near Lake St. Charles, 17 miles from Quebec. Pop. 50. LAKE MANTALAGOOSB, a lake of Quebec, LAKE LAURENT, a settlement in Chicou- near the head waters of Ribbon River. Its timi CO., Que., on the Saguenay River, 10 miles shape is singularly irregular. from Chicoutimi Station, on the Que. & Lake LAKE MARGAREE, Inverness Co., N.S. See St. John RR., with port at St. Fulgence. Lake Alnslie. It has 1 R.C. church, 6 stores, 1 hotel, 5 saw LAKE MARSH, on the southern boundary of mills, 2 banks, 1 printing ofllce, besides tele- Yukon Teriitory, to the north of Lakes Ben- graph and express offices at Chicoutimi. There nett and Tagish, near the northern exit of the Is good fishing and shooting in the vicinity. Chilkoot Pass. Pop., about 400. LAKE MAllY, a small lake in Annapolis co., N.S., LAKE LA VEILLE, in Algonquin National near the head waters of Port Medway River, south-east Park, Ni]>issing dist., Ont., to the north-east and of Fishers Lake. of Great Opeongo Lake, and reached via "Whit- LAKE MATAPEIDIA, a large lake in Bona- ney, a station on the Ottawa and Parry Sound venture co., Que., which has its outlet, with the division of the G.T.R, Restigouche River, at the head of Chaleurs Bay. It is a fine fishing stream of over 50 mil«s LAKE LAW, Inverness co., N.S. See Harvard in length, north to Lake Matapedia. The I.C. R., passes along its shares. LAKE LAWRENCE, a small lake in Hants a lake in Joliette co., Que., CO., N.S., gives rise to a tributary of the Stx LAKE MATAWIN, Croix. between Lakes Kempt and Shasawataisi, gives river name. LAKE LAWSON, a small lake on Gold River, rise to a short of the same a in Megantic in Lunfiniburg co., N.S. LAKE MEGANTIC, town Lake CO., River, LAKE LEDER, a small lake in Saguenay co.. Que., on the Chaudiere and a sta- Que. tion (Megantic) on the C.P.R., 69 miles east of LAKBLET, a post village in Huron co., Ont., Richmond. It is also the south terminus of on a small lake which gives the name to the the Que. Central RR. It has 2 churches (R. C. place. It is situate 5 miles from Clifford, a and Pres.), 18 stores, 4 hotels. 2 luiaber mills, station on the G.T.R.. 7 miles from Harrlston 2 furniture and door and sash factories, 2 LOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 579
branch banks, besides express and telegraph uinsula and Fairy Lakes and Lake Vernon, all offices. Pop., about 2,000. lying east of Lake Muskoka. I^KE Mii.iLVIL,LE, an inlet in Labrador LAKE OF CLEAR WATER, a Jake of Que- Peninsula of Hamilton Inl^t, in the northern bec near the north-east end of Lake Oskeda- Atlantic. The Hamilton River in Ungava dist., niao, one of the sources of the St. Maurice. N. E. Terr., flows into Lake Melville. LAKE OF SEVEN ISLANDS, a small lake in LAKE MERKi:, a small lake on the border Portneuf co.. Que. of Kings -and Lunenburg cos., N.S. LAKE Of THE GRAVES, a lake in Berthler LAKE MBSAGAMBY, in the north of Nipis- CO., Que., has its outlet in Lake Kempt. sing dist., N. W. Ont. The West River tiov^s out LAKE OF THE HILLS, Athabasca dist., of it into Hannah Bay, an inlet of James Bay. N.W.T. See Athabasca Lake. LAKE AIIJIZOWAJA, a beautiful lake on the LAKE OF THE MOUNTAIN, a deep and Ottawa River, in Pontiac co., Que. black looking lake on the top of a mountain LAKE MISTAKE, an expansion of the Riviere about 4^ miles back of Belleville, Hastings du Lievre, in Labelle co., Que., below Long CO., Ont. It is a remarkable curiosity, and a Island. favorite resort of picnickers. The mountain LAKE MORIN, in Bellechasse co.. Que., has rises almost vertically from the plain to a its outlet in the north-'east side of Riviere du height of 80 or 100 feet. Sud. LAKE OP THE THOUSAND ISLES. See St. LAKE MUDGEE-MANITOU, a shallow sheet Lawrence River. of water, on Grand Manitoulin Island, Lake LAKE OF THE WOODS, a large lake, parUy Huron, Ontario, about 5 miles long; has its in Ont. (Rainy River dist.) and partly in Mani- outlet in Lake Kagawonk by a brook suffi- toba, lat. 49° N., Ion. 95>^ W., circumference 500 ciently large to be navigated by canoes. miles. Compared with other lakes, it deserves LAKE MUNRO, a post settlement in Anna- a high rank in the scale of beauty. The scenery miles polis CO., Que., 20 from Annapolis on is wild and romanic in a high degree, its the Dominion Atlantic Ry. shores, which are much indented with bays, LAKE MURDOCH, in Pictou co., N.S., gives being faced with precipices and crowned with rise to McLellan's Brook, a small stream run- hills and knobs of variable heights, clad with ning north into the East River. a dense foliage of shrubbery and evergreens. LAKE MUSKEG, a settlement in Saskatche- Its surface is beautifully studded with count- River, 30 wan Province, on the Saskatchewan less islands of various sizes and forms, dis- Station, on the C.P.R. miles from Duck Lake closing between them the continued sheet of It contains 1 Roman Catholic church, 3 stores, its wide-spreading waters, the extent of which mill and 1 flour mill. Pop., of 1 hotel, 1 saw enlarges upon the vision as the traveller ad- dist. (1901), 1,398. vances upon the lake, till the mainland is shut an attractive LAKE MTJSKOKA, sheet of out from view by the islands multiply frequented that water in Muskoka dist., Ont., much around him. The lake Steamers receives the Rainy In summer by campers and visitors. River from the south, and northward giv^ the season, from Muskoka Wharf leave daily, in origin to the River Winnipeg. Area, in Ont., of Lakes Muskoka, Rosseau and for the head 847,720 acres; in Man., 38,200 acres. Joseph, calling at the various points on the LAKE Oi' TWO MOUNTAINS, a beautiful lake three lakes. See Muskoka. of Quebec, being an expansion of the River LAKE NAIRNE, a lake of a circular form Ottawa near its mouth. It is of very irregular In Charlevoix co.. Que., receives the waters of form, about 24 miles long and varying from 1 and empties itself by a stream Lake Anthony to 6 miles in breadth. runs into the River Malbaie. A favorite that LAKE OF TWO MOUNTAINS. See Oka. resort for trout anglers. LAKE iNBCSIWACHIKA, or iMIDIXLE LAKE, in LAKE ONIGAMIS, or ONKAMMIS, in N.W. Rimouski co., Que., is one of the sources of Que., one of the chain of lakes forming the the River Tuladl. head waters of the River St. Maurice in Cham- plain CO., Que. The country between this lake LAKE NESSE, a small sheet of water In and the sources of the St. Maurice is level, Chatham Gore, Argenteuil co., Que. and the soil sandy, and the growth of timber, LAKiE NIXON, a small lake in Saguenay co., especially tamarac, of good size. Que., near the River Baddely. It is 36 arpents LAKE ONTARITZI, or ST. JOSEPH, in Port- long by 10 wide, and surrounded by good land. neuf CO., Que., receives the Little Riviere aux LAKE OCANANSHING, in the township of St. Pins, and discharges itself into the River Jao- Caxton, St. Maurice co.. Que., has its Elie de Cartier. the River Shawenegan. crues outlet in OPINIOON, a post village on the lake LAKE OP BAYS, an attractive summer LAKE of the same name (one of the Rideau Lake sys- resort for anglers, campers, and fishing par- tem), in Frontenac co., Ont., north of Kingston, in Muskoka dist., and Ontario co., Ont. ties miles from Newboro Station, on the Besides the Lake of Bays, tihere are other ad- and 10 Westport RR. It has 1 Methodist joining pretty sheets of water, Including Lakes Brockville & general store and 1 cheese factory. Fairy, Vernon, Peninsular and Mary, reached church, 1 chiefly from Huntsville, a station on the G.T.P.., Pop., 40. via the Toronto & North Bay division, 145 LAKE OSKELANAIO, a lake of Quebec, near miles north of Toronto. the head waters of the River St. Maurice. It south-east LAKE OF BAYS, a curiously formed lake on is 27 miles long from north-east to River Muskoka, Ont., near Baysville. It and 4 miles wide. the lake of Very irregular contains several inlands, is indented by a num- LAKE PANACHE, a in Algoma dist., N. W. Out., south- ber of bays, and on Its Mhores are forests of shape, Sudbury, on the Whltefish River, Ont, pine and hardwood. It is connected with Pe- west of 680 LOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA.
lat. 46° 15' N., Ion. 81° 20' W. It contains a LAKE ROAD, a post settlement in Albert co., large number of islands. Length about 18 N.B., 6 miles from Elgin on the Elgin & Have- miles; average breadth 2 miles. lock Ry. LAKE PAPINEAU, a large lake in Labelle LAKE ROAD, a ix)st settlement in Colchester CO., Que., gives rise to the main branch of the CO., N.S., on the French River, with port on North Petite Nation River. Matatall's Lake, and 5 miles from Tatamagouche LAKE PAUL, a small post settlement on a Station, on the I.C.R., on an inlet of Northum- lake of the name, in Kings co., N.S., south of berland Strait, midway between Pictou and Lake George, 9 miles from Cherryfield, on the Oxford Jet. It has 1 Methodist church, and 1 Halifax & South-Western Ry., ^.nd 15 miles saw mill. Pop., under 50. south of Aylesford, a station on the Dominion LAKE ROOHEBLANC, of Quebec, lies be- Atlantic RR., 14 miles west of Middleton, and tween Lakes Pothier and La Roque, at the head 17 miles east of Kentville. Pop., under 100. of the Riviere du Lievre which has its outlet LAKE PAUL, in Kings co., N.S., south of Lake in the Ottawa River, in Labelle co. Kempt, is tflie source of a branch of the River LAKE ROGNONS, a lake in Labelle co.. Que., La Have. Length about 3 miles. In its centre township of Amherst. is a small island. LAKE ROSSEAU, a beautiful lake in Mus- LAKE PEAKQUAGOMI, or PEAKUAGAMI. the koka dist., Ont., connected with Lake Mus- Indian name for Lake St. John, Chicoutimi co., koka. It is navigable for steamers, which ply Que. on it all summer. There are several villages on its banks together with the favorite Maple- LAKE PIGOT, a small lake on the west side hurst hotel, near the head of the lake, and a of Meander River, near its source, ia Hants co., number of summer boarding houses. See Ros- N.S. seau Lake. PITT, in Megantic co., Que., communi- LAKE LAKE SCASWANINEiPUS, in Compton co.. cates by a small channel with Lake William, Que., a large expansion of the River Magog, 5 waters discharge into the River whence the miles long and i to 1 mile wide. 5 miles long by a mile Clyde. It is about i LAKE SEBASTIBN, a small sheet of water in fish. wide, and abounds in Quebec co.. Que., an expansion of a stream LAKE PLEASANT, a post, farming and lum- running into the River Jeanne. settlement in Annapolis co., N.S., 2 miles ber LAKE SBGAMITE, a small sheet of water in Springfield Station, on the Halifax & from Quebec co., Que., an expansion of the River South-Westem Ry. For churches, stores and Jeanne. town facilities it is dependent on Springfield. LAKE SERGENT, a small It has 1 grist mill, and there is good fishing settlement in Pnrt- neuf CO., Que., on the and moose hunting in the vicinity, besides Quebec & Lake St John Ry., 28 miles from Quebec. Pop. 25. a considerable timber trade. Pop., 100. LAKE 9HAPAIGAN, LAKE PORT, a post settlement In Northum- or SHABOGAMA, a lake In the highlands above the source of the St. berland CO., Ont., 1 mllo from CoLboru'e on the GT.R. Maurice in Quebec province. LAKE LAKE POTHTER, of Quebec, one of the lakes SHASAWATAISI, a lake of a long and Irregular shape in that supply the north-eastern branch of the Champlain co.. Que., col- lects the waters of the Matawin other Riviere du Llevre in Labelle co. and lakes, and discharges them by a connecting LAKE PREVOST, in Charlevoix co.. Que., is stream into the St. Maurice, near the mouth tlhe source of a small stream running into the of Ribbon River. River Little Malbaie. LAKE RAMSAY, a post village in Lunen- LAKE SHERBROOKE, a beautiful lake in burg CO., N.S., about 30 miles distant from Lunenburg co., N.S., 6 or 7 miles long and 1 either Kentville or Windsor, on the Dominion to 2 wide. It forms part of a branch of the La Atlantic RR. Chester Basin, on the Atlantic, Have River, and lies close to Kings co. border. is its seaport. It has 2 general stores, and grist LAKES 1, 2 and 3, three lakes of Gaspe co.. and saw mills. Pop. 125. Que. No. 1 is situated between the Rivers LAKE RAMSAY, a lake on th« west branch York and St. John, 5 miles from Gaspe Harbor: of the Gold River, in Lunenburg co., N.S., which It is 3 miles In circumference. No. 2 is about empties into Mahone Bay on the Atlantic. It 2 miles from the above; it is mudh larger. is of a very Irregular shape, and abounds with No. 3 is about 4 miles further, and about the various kinds of fish. same size. They all abound with fine trout. LAKE RAYMOND, a small lake in Cumber- LAKE'S BROOK, a settlement In the dist land CO., N.S. of Burgeo and La Poile. Nfld. Pop. (1901), 40. post village in Oxford co., LAKE REGION, a section of country west of LAKESIDE, a miles Kelly's Siding, the the highlands at the head of Lake Superior, Ont., 7 from on branch), miles on the streams tributary to Rainy Lake (N.W. G.T.R. (Stratford & London 6 from St. Mary's. It has 1 Episcopal church, Ont.), which are so numerous that it would be grist and saw mills. Pop., difficult to say whether the country would be 2 stores, 1 hotel, about eo. • better described as one vast lake with ridges of land running through it, or as land every- LAKESIDE, a summer resort (with post where intersected by water. The lakes are office in the season), on Montreal Island, in studded with wooded islands, which are so Jacques Cartler co., Que., on the G.T.R. and sheltered that even canoes are rarely wind- C.P.R., 13 miles west of Montreal, between bound. The term. Lake Region, has, in the Dorval and Pointe Claire. 'Ontario Province, often a wider signification, LAKESIDE, a settlement In Kings co., N.B., being at times applied to the area covered by and a station on the Moncton & St. John branch the Great Lakeo. of the I.C.R., 20 miles from St. John. LOVELL'S^ GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 581
LAKE:SIDE, post settlement a in Yarmouth a station on the Quebec & Lake St. John Ry. CO., S., 2 miles N from Hebron, a station on It contains 3 stores, 1 hotel, 1 saw mill and the Dominion Atlantic Ry. 1 express and 2 telegraph omces and 2 churches J-.AKESIDE JCT., a Station on the Springfield (R.C. and Protestant). Pop,, 100. Ry. in Cumberland co., N.S,, 4 miles from LAKE ST. JUa£^t±, a iaige taite in Fossam- Ciossburn. bault, Portneuf co.. Que., on the Que. & Lake LAKES OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, there are St. John Ry, line. Speckled trout of large size nib^ny nundxeds oi laKes m i^ntish Coiumbia, is abundant. varying in dimensions from 70 miles in length LAKE ST, JOSEPH, a western expansion of by 4 ui' n miles in breadth to the mere moun- the Albany River, the boundary line between tain tarn of a few acres in extent, and gene- north-west Ontario and south-east Keewatin dist,, rally abounding with fine fish. Of the prin- N.W,T. On its shore is a post of the cipal lakes the following may be mentioned: Hudson Bay Co. On tributaries of the Fraser, Stuart's Lake LAKE ST. LOUIS, a small lake in the town- ship of Blandford, Nicolet co.. Que., and i-,ai4.e j.atia, xra^er's j-,ai».e, L,a-c aes ± ran- one oi the sources cais. Hear Lake, Quesnel and Caribou Lake, of the River Gentiiiy. ST. LOUIS, Lake Chiicotin, i>ac a la Hache, j-.akes Ander- LAKE a lake of Quebec, formed by the expansion son and Seton, Harrison's Lake, Pitt Lake, of the River St. Lawrence, 9 miles south-west of Montreal Length 20 iicuL vvestniius!.er; liie upper ana Lower Shush- wap Lakes on the Thompson River; Horse miles; greatest breadth 7 miles. The River Ot- tawa enters it by two Laice aua Lac des Roches ou the Isoxth Branch. channels on its west Bide. Area, 35,840 acres. Oil the CoiumDia water-shed the great ukana- gan Lake and the Osooyoos, the Arrow Lakes, LAKE ST. MARY, a post village in Wright CO., Que., en the Gatineau River, 8 miles east Liie ij^eat Laice oi tne Arcbplattes on the KoO' of Kazubazua Station, tenay Branch. On the waters of Peace River, on the Maniwaki branch of the C.P.R., 46 miles north of Hull (oppo- ^xcj^eou's LiixtLe, etc. Close to Stuait's Lake site Ottawa city). It is Nata-punket or Babine Lake, a sheet of has 1 Roman Catholic Church, 2 stores, 3 hotels, 1 mill, water of the first magnitude heading a branch saw besides post odce, and at or tne jskeena; and on a uibutary of the same Kazubazua Station telegraph and express offices. Pop. 8oU. stream flowing from tne northward is Con- uoixy's Laiie, on both of which aie posts of LAKE ST. PETER, a lake of Quebec, being tne Hudson Bay Company, other lanes will an expansion of the River St. Lawrence, be- be found aescribed elsewhere in the Gazetteer. tween lat. 46° and 46° 8' N., and about Ion. 73° LAKES OF THE OTTAWA DISTRICT, the W. Length 35 miles; greatest breadth 10 miles. several townships along the Gatineau and Du It receives many rivera, the largest of which Lie\ie Rivers, in Jfoniiac and Laoelle cos.. Is the St, Francis from the south-east. Id Que., are studded with numerous lakes, easy its south part are many islands. It Is navig- of access, and. affording great sport to the able for ocean steamers, having a dredge chan- angler. nel 271.^ feet deep. Area, 82,940 acres. LAKi!. Sr. P±.TJ!.R, a small LAKE SQUOUATOUK, or SQUATTECK, in lake in Kamou- raska co.. Que., about 12 miles long and narrow. Teiniscouata co.. Que., is one of the sources o^f LAKE STREAM, a post settlement in Kent the River Tuladi. It is 50 miles in superficial CO., N B., near Chipman on the extent. New Bruns- wick Coal and Railway Co's. line. LAKE SPECTACLE, a small lake in Annapolis LAKE TALON or RUTHERGLEN. a post set- CO., ]S.S., 14 miles from Biidgetown. It Is tlie tlement in the dist. of Nipissing, Ont., on tihe source of Port Medway River, flowing south- C.P.R., 20 miles from Mattawa. It contains east into the Atlantic, and contains fine trout. LAKES PELLY, GARRif and MAC5DOUGALL, Anglican and Methodist churches, 1 store, 1 hotel, 1 saw mill, telegraph and express oflaces. a trio of connected lakes in the north-east angle Pop., 200. of Mackenzie dist., N.W.T., and partly in Kee- LAKE TBMAGAMI, a large body of water, watin dist. They are drained by Backs River with a number of branching arms, in Nipissing north-eastward into the Arctic ocean. dist, northern Ontario, reached via North Bay ANNS, a small lake near the Sas- LAKE ST. from Temagami station on the Temiskaming & Prov, of Saskatchewan, well katchewan River, Northern Ontario RR. The Temagami Forest whitefish. stocked with Reserve is in the vicinity. a lake of Prescott co., LAKE ST. CATHERIlsE, LAKE THOMAS, a pretty siheet of water in Ont., noted for large maskinonge. Halifax co.. N.S.. near Windsor Junction. See LAKE ST. CHARLES, Quebec CO., Que LAKETON, a post settlement in Kent Co., N. St, Ignace de Quebec. B.. 21 miles from Chatham on the Frederlctoh LAKE ST. EL'STACHE, a small lake in the branch of the I.C.R. township of Blandford, Nicolet co.. Que., has LAKE TORMENT, a small lake in Kings co., its outlet in the River aux Originaux. N.S. LAKE ST. FRANCIS, a beautiful lake in the LAKE UIST, a small lake at the head of Sal- south-west section of Beauce co., Que., 40 miles mon River, in Cape Breton co., N.S. north-east of Sherbrooke. Lengtlh about 1^ LAKE UIST, a post village in Richmond miles; breadth 1 to 2 miles. It is surrounded N.S,, 25 miles from St. Peters on the Cape Bic- by lofty wood-covered mountains. ton Ry. LAKE ST. JOACHIM, or GRAND LAKE, in LAKEVALE and WEST LAKEVALE, pc- . Montmorency co., Que., has its outlet in the settlements in Antigen Ish co., N.S., situate on River St. Ange. South Lake, 15 miles from the I.C.R. station of LAKE ST. JOSEPH, a settlement established Antigonish. They has 1 Roman Catholic church. about 1882, by Mr. E. L. Sewell, in Port- 2 stores, and 1 grist mill, besides telepbone neuf CO., Que., on the Jacques Cartier River, office. Pop., about 200. 582 LOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA.
LAKE VALLEY, a post hamlet in Assiniboia LAKE WEE DON, a post settlement in Wolfe dist., Prov. of Sask., 12 miles from Mortlach CO., Que., on the River St. Francis, and on the Station on the C.P.R., 17 miles west of Moose Quebec Central Ry., 41 miles from Sherbrooke. Jaw. It has 1 Methodist church and boarding It contains saw and grist mills. 2 stores and house. Pop., un der 20. 1 telegraph office Pop. 500. LAKE VEiRD, a post settlement in Queens LAKE WBNTWORTH, in Digby co., N.8.. re- CO., P.E.I., called after lake of same name, on ceives the waters of a small stream from the the Murray Harbor branch of the 'Prince Ed- north, and gives rise to the Tusket River, j- ward Island Ry., 13 miles east of Charlottetown, is studded with several islands. on the Murray Harbor branch. It contains a LAKE WESQUATOWCOW, a lake of Quebec, butter factory and 1 store. Murray Harbor near the head waters of the St. Maurice River, Railroad traverses this district. A station is which traverses Champlain co.. Dark marten of being built near, which will be known as Lake fine quality are abundant on this lake Verd Station. Pop. 200. LAKE WILLIAM, a post village in Megantic CO., LAKE VIEW, a ix)«t settlement in Kln?= co., Que., 9 miles from Plesslsville Station, on N.S.. on the North River. 15 miles from Cher- the Richmond & Quebec branch of the G.T.R. ryfield Station, on the Halifax & South-West- Pop., under 100. ern Rv. Poo., 33. LAKE WILLIAM, In the township of Hallfa^^ LAKEVIEW, a post settlement in Argenteuil Megantic co.. Que., Oias Its outlet through Lake CO., Que., 7 mile« from Weir on the Montfort or Loch Lomond into the River Clyde. division of the Can. Northern Quebec Ry. It LAKE WILLIAM, in Chatham iOore, Argen- has a saw mill and a cheese factory. Pop. 150. teuil CO., Que., discharges itself by a small LAKEVIEW, a post settlement in Elgin co., stream into Lake John. Ont., 12 miles from Aylmer, on the G.T.R. LAKE WOLFE, a lake in Labelle CO., Que., (Loop Line), and Michigan Central Ry. It In the township of Ponsonby. contains a Baptist church. 1 saw mill, 1 store LAKE WONISH, a station on the Can. North- and 1 blf)sk«mith shon. ern Quebec Ry. (Montfort branch), in Argen- LAKEVIEW, a station on the I C.R., in Hali- teuil CO., Que., 21 miles from Montfort Jet., 11 fax CO., N.S., 12 miles from Halifax. miles south-east of Arundel. LAKEVIEW, a post settlement in Queens co. LAKEWOOD, a post settlement in St. John, N.B., 5 miles from Cody's, a station on the CO.. "p N.B., 5 miles from St. John, on the C.P . New Brunswick Coal and Rv. Co's line I.C.R. and the New Brunswick Southern Ry. LAKE VIEW HOUSE. LAKE ST. JOSEPH, It contains 3 churches (Roman Cathoilic, Metho- a summer resort of Quebecers in Portneuf co.. dist and Christian), 1 store, and 1 harness fac- Que., 2 miles from St. Catherine Station (on tory. Pop., 100. Lake St. Joseph), on the Que. & Lake St. LAKE YOUNG, a small body of water in John RR. It has 2 churclips (R. C and Pro- Chicoutimi co. . Que., near th« River Baddely. testant), 3 stores. 1 hotel. 1 saw jtMU -HocMps LALLY COVE, a small fishing settlement in express and telegraph offices at St. Catherine. the dist. of Fortune Bay, Nfld., 19 miles from Pop., 250; or, in summer, 500. Bellorem. It contains 1 lobster cannery. Pop. LAKEViT.LTi:. a post villaa^e in Carleton co . N.B., (1901). 94. pleasantly situated on a flat close by St. LALONDB, a post village in Prescott co., John River, 14 mile-s from Woodstock. It con- tains Ont.. on the Nation River. 4 miles from Plan- 2 churches (Bap+ist and Methodist). 1 ftore, iot?l, tagenet Station, on the C.P.R., 9 miles west of 1 saw, grist fnd carding* mills. Pop. ?00. Caledonia Springs. It has 1 R.C. church, school, blacksmith shop and 2 cheese factories. LAKBVILLE and NORTH LAKEJ 2 post Pop., under TOO. offices forming 1 settlement around North Lake, LA LOTTTRE, a lake in Champlain co.. Our.. in Klnsrs co.. P.E.I., 14 miles from Sourls, on L'AMABLE, a post Settlement in Hastings the P.E.I. Ry. It contains 1 Baptist church, stores, CO., Ont.. 2 miles from York River, and clo^e 2 g>-ist and saw jn^Us pnd 1 lo'H'^^'^- to L'Amable Lake. It is li/^ miles from Bron- cannerv. North Lake abounds with salt water Bon Station, on the Central Ontario RR., north trout which come in from the sea. into which of Coe Hill. Besides farming and dairying, the Lake emnties itself. Pop., 130. the activities of the place are engaged in thfl LAKEVILLE. a thriving post village in woods and in mineral prospecting. It has 2 Kings CO.. N.P. 4 miles from Coldbrook a s+a-, churches (Bpis. and Presbyterian), 2 general tion on the Dominion Atlantic RR. (5 mile^s' stores, 1 (hotel, and grist and saw mills. Pop. •from Kertville). and fi mii^ps from the Bav ot 80. Pundy. It contains 1 Presbyterian church, 2 L'AMABLE LAKE a beautiful sheet of water. §toT^es, sa-"'. c-ist. '•a^-ding and threshine mills. Hastings co., Ont., surrounded with rocky LAKEVILLE CORNER, a post settlement in In and wooded hills. It abounds with fine Sunbury co., N.B.. 17 miles from Waasis on the flavoured trout, and forms an ideal camp- l^^redenVton branch of tho I.C.R. It conta'ns prey ing ground. 1 church. 3 stores. 1 hotel^ 1 saw mill. 1 grist mill. 1 tannerv and 1 sho^ factory. Pop., 150. L'AMABLE RIVER, the outlet of the above, LAKE WABASKOUTYUNK. See Lake noted for speckled trout. Kempt. L'AMABLE STATION, a station on the Cen- LAKfi WAPUSANAN, a lake of Quebec, near tral Ontario Ry., in Hastings co., Ont., 1 the head waters of the Coulonge River. It lies miles from Bancroft. north-west of Grand Lake Victoria. LA MACAZA, a post settlenient in Labelle co.. LAKE WASWANIPI, a body of water, and a Que., and a station on the Nominingue branch river of the same name, in the Abitibl dist. ot of the C.P.R., 5 miles from Labello and 18 miles Northern Quebec, south-west of Lake Mistas- from Nominingue. sini. LAMALINE, a I)p9t to^ji ^d Ijort Of entr^ LOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANAX)A. 583
in Burin dist., Nfld., 40 miles from Burin, situate power works, through which the line of the at the foot of the peninsula between Placentia Ontario Development Co. from Niagara Falls and Fortune Bays, opposite 4" to the rench island Toronto runs. It is understood that the of St. Pierre, with wliich it has some trade. new barracks for the Dominion permanent military Liamaline is a good pla-ce for spoit with rod force are to be located near the vil- and gun. Pop. (1901), Meadows, 209; Allan's lage. Pop., 300. Inlands (Lamaline), 220. LAMEQUE, a post settlement in Gloucester LA MANCHE, a mining settlement in the CO., N.B., 5 miles from Shippigan, on the Cara- dist. of Placentia and St. Mary's, Nfld., near quet RR. Fishing and farming are the cnief Southern Harbor, and distant from Placentia industries of the place, which is on Big Ship- 30 miles by water and 47 miles by land. The pigan Island. It has 2 R.C. churches, 9 stores, station (La Manche) on the Reid-Nfld. RR., is 1 hotel, several lobster canning factories, be- miles sides 2\^ miles from the settlement, and is 28 post, telephone, and telegraph office. from Placentia Jet., and 92 miles n6rth-west Pop. (which is chiefly French Acadians, and of St. John's. It has 1 R.C. church, and school embracing the environs), 2,5C0. office. Pop. (19011, 46. and post LAMERTON, a settlement in the Prov. ol LA MANCHE a small fishing settlement in Alberta, on the Spotted Creek, with port on thP. dist.. of Ferryland Nfld. Pop. (1901.) 41. Buffalo Lake, 52 miles from Lacombe, on the LA MANCHE to CAPE RACE, an extent of Calgary & Edmonton branch of the C.P R., 114 coast of about 50 miles on the south-west coast miles north of Calgary. It has 2 stores and 1 of Nfld,. embracing several fishing settlements. hotel, with telegraph and express office at La- the combe. The coast is very rugged, and has been Pop., 25. scene of many shipwrecks. LAMLASH, a post village in Grey co., Ont,, co., miles L'AMAROUX, a post village in York 7i from Hanover, on G.T.R. It contains 1 Methodist Ont. on the Don River, 12 miles north-east of church, i store, 1 saw mill and 1 creamery. Toronto, on the Radial Electric RR. from the Pop. 175. 2i^ G.T.R. Ont. capital, and miles from the LAMMBRMOOR, a post village in Lanark Scar- station of Agincourt, 5 miles north of CO., Ont., on the Clyde River, 14 miles north- StoufEville borough Jet., and 15 miles south of east of Lavant Station, on the Kingston & vicinity, 4 Jet. It has, in Its immediate Pembroke RR.. between Sharbot LaKe and Baptist), 2 churches (Epis., Meth., Pres. and Renfrew. It has 1 saw and lumber mill. Pop.. stores, 1 school, 2 grist mills, 1 blacksmith shop, 105. Pop., and good farms in the neighborhood. LrA MICHE, a post settlement in Montmo-pn- about 100. „.^^, ci CO., Que., 2 miles from St. Joachim station, LAMBETH, a post village in Middlesex co., the terminus of the Quebec Ry. Lon- Light and Ont on Dingman's Creek, 6 miles from Power Co's line. stores, contains 2 churches. 1 hotel, 2 don. It LAMON, a post settlement in Middlesex co., mills, 1 branch bank and 1 tele- grist and saw Ont., 8 miles south of Widder. Thedford on otiiee. Pop., 350. graph the G.T.R., 16 miles west of Ailsa Craig, is the settlement in the LAMBLE'S PASSAGE, a nearest railway station. It contains 1 Presby- Pop. (1901), 37. dist. of Fortune Bay, Mid. , terian church and several small stores. Ontario, bordering LAMBTON, a county of LAMONT. a station in the Province of Al- the south portion of Lake Huron. The St. berta, on the Canadian Northern RR. (Edmon- upon Area, Clair River forms its western boundary. ton div.), 35 miles north-west of Vegreville, extensive acres. This county contains and 20 miles south-east of Fort Saskatchewan, 511,630 G.l.K. petroleum wells, and is traversed by the (17 miles from Edmonton). County town, Sar- & Michigan Central Rys. LAMONT, a post office in Saskatchewan dist., nia. Pop., of county (1901), 45-431. Prov. of Saskatchewan. co., Ont. See i'ort LAMBTON), Lambton LANARK, a county in the eastern part of Lambton, Ontario, comprising an area of 855,366 acres, LAMBTON. or ST. VITAL DE LAMBTON, a is drained by numerous small rivers, among in thriving post village in Beauce co., Que., which are the Clyde, the Mississippi and the Lake St. Francis, 36 miles from St. Rideau, and traversed by the C.P.R. Chief rear of from Francois, the county town, and 15 miles town, Perth. Pop. (1901), 37,667. from Lambton Station, D'Israeli, Ih^ miles LANARK, an incorporated village In Lanark Cutholic church (Q C. Ry). It contains 1 Roman CO., Ont., on the River Clyde, 12 miles north- stores, hotel, 4 saw and convent, 1 tannery, b 1 west of P^h Station, on the C.P.R.. 12 miles 1 shingle mill, and 1 mills 3 grist mills, and west of Smith's Falls. It has 6 churches (R.C, Pop.. 350; of parish sash and door factory. Epis., Meth., Pres., Congregational and Bap- 2 100. tist), 18 stores, 2 hotels, 1 grist, 1 saw. and 2 LAMBTON, a station on the Quebec Central woollen mills, 1 stove foundry, 1 bank (of RR (Megantic div.), in Beauce co.. Que., 32 Ottawa), and 1 printing and newspaper office miles from Tring Jet., and 28 miles from Me- ("The Lanark Era"), besides telegraph office. gantic. Pop. P90. LAMBTON MILLS, a post village in York LANARKS, a settlement in Colchester co., N. mile CO., Ont., on the Humber River, and ^^ a S., 11/^ miles from Alton, on tho I.C.R. from the C.P.R. station of Lambton, 8 miles LANCASTER, a post village in Glengarry co., north-west of Toronto. It has 2 churches Ont., on St. Lawrence River, and a station on (ES)is. and Meth.), 2 stores, 2 hotels, 1 flour the G.T.R., 13 miles east of Cornwall. It has 4 mill, besides expre,«s and telegraph offices. The churcihes (2 Presbyterian, Roman Catholic and Lambton Golf and Country Club is located here. Methodist); 17 stores, 3 hotels, 1 saw and lum- On the Humber are telephone and electric ber mill, 1 machine shop, 1 bank ("Mer- 1
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irrigation system in the region, and the place chants"), besides telegraph and express offlcsa. is being rapidly settled, largely by American about 700. Pop., ^ ^^ J ,. ^4 LANCE COVE, a settlement In the dist. oi farmers. It has 1 Union church. 4 stores. 1 Pop. (1901), 140. hotel, besides telegraph and express offices. Trinity, Nfld. ^^ ^_ , LANCE COVE, a settlement m tha dlst. cl Pop. 125. a post settlement in Rou- Haroor Main. Nfld. Pop.. (1901). 157. L'ANGE GARDIEN. in CO., Que., and station on the Mont. & LANCE COVE, a small fishing settlement vUle a Poile Nfld., at the St. Guillaume branch of the C.P.R., 6 miles the dist. of Burgeo and La Bur- north of Farnham. to La Hune Bay. 33 miles from entrance L'ANGE GARDIEN, a station on the Quebec ^LkNCELbr'a'po'st settlement in Muskoka Ry. Light & Power Co.'s line, in Montmorency Utterson, on the CO., Que., 10 miles from Quebec City The post distVict Ont, 5 miles from miles office is Ange Gardien, which see for descrip- (Toronto & North Bay div J 135 aT.R (Epis- tion. It contains 1 church north of Toronto. L'ANGE GARDIEN WEST, or ANGER, a school, and 1 store. Pop. tto. coDui) 1 post village in Labell'e co.. Que., on the Ottawa post settlement in Colchester co., LANDER, a River and the C.P.R. It contains 2 churches Stewiack« on the I.C.R. N S via Ont (Roman Catholic and Presbyterian), 4 stores. 2 a post office ^^^^^rey co. 'lANDERKIN. hotels, 1 mill, 2 cheese factories and telegraph Forest, "^ th% Orangeville. 7 miles from Mount and express offices. Pop. of parish, oranch of the L.P.K., 1,617. Wingnam and Teeswater LANGENBURG, a post and farming settlement and Harrlston belween Kenilworth in Eastc^n Assiniboia dist., Prov. of Saskatche- post settlement ih Beau LANDREVILLE, a wan, a station on the North-Western branch of 4 n^ile« from Ormstown on harnois CO.: Que..' the C.P.R., 26 miles north-west of Binscarth, Springs branch of the Cr.i.n. tho iviassena co Man., and 25 miles south-east of Saltcoats, As- LANDRY, a post settlement in Gloucester station on th« sa. It has 1 Lutheran church, with Epis. and 8 miles fVom Inkerman, a N.B , Pres. services held in school house, 1 town ^LAnSsBuSg. a settlement in Pictou ca, N. hall, 3 elevators, 12 stores, 1 hotel and res- River, on the LC.R. taurant, 1 flour mill, 1 creamery, 1 branch S 2 miles from West in Kings co., bank, 1 printing office, with small press, 1 lum- i ANnq END a post settlement miles from ber yard, and 3 blacksimith shops, besides B^^^^^n ?he mver St. John. 10 N I-CR. and New telephone, telegraph and express offices. Pop., John city, on the C.P.R.. St 200. Brunswick Southern Ry. ^ IS^°f^l^«foffices, Ldand a glican church, 2 stores, 2 post LANGEVIN. a post village in Dorchester co.. Que., on the Famine River. 45 miles south of 'tlNDSTTEw'^^'por'settlement in the dis- St. Anselm'e Station, and 24 miles east of 15 nailes from Beaucevillo Station, AssSoia East. Sask . on the Que. Central tncf o? of Langenberg on the north-western branch RR. It has 1 R.C. church. 3 stores, 1 hotel, 1 flour and 2 saw mills, and 1 furniture fac- co.. ^^LANDVILLA, a settlement in Montmagny tory, besides 1 telephone office. Pop., of parish, on the LaR. Que., 3 miles from St. Pierre about 950. 7 LANE'S a post hamlet in Huron co.. Ont., LANGEVIN, a post hamlet and station on the Lucknow, on the Palmerston & C.P.R. (Medicine Hat & Calgary division), in miles from mHes of the G.T R 16V^ Assiniboia dlst., Prov. Alberta, 20 miles SJi'arJine branch Wingham. of from Kincardine and 12 miles from from Bow River. There is a natural gas Pop., 50. plant which supplies the station and section LANE'S QUARRY, a station on th^ New houses with heating and light. It has a tele- Brunswick and Pr.nce Edward Island Ry., m graph offico at station. Pop., 15. Tor- Westmoreland co., N.B.. 3 mil^s from Cape LANGFORD, a station in Vancouver Island, mentine on the N.B. & P.E.L Ry., 33 miles B.C., on the Esquimau & Nanaimo RR., 8 Sackvillo miles north of Victoria. from , ^ , , i. settlement in Colchester LANGFORD, seittlement LANEiSVILLE, a post a post in Bra at co , I.C.R. CO.. N.S., 5 miles from Stewiacke, on the Ont., 3 miles from Cainsville, a station on the LANG, a post settlement in Peterborough co., T. H. & B. Ry. and 8 miles from Brantford. Belleville Ont., 2l^ miles from Keene, on the LANGHAM, a post village and station in the branch G.T.R. It contains 1 flour mill. Pop., Prov. of Saskatchewan, on the Can. Northern 150. RR. Edmonton div.), 82 miles north-west of Humboldt and 65 miles LANG, a post village In Qu'Appelle dist., Pro v. south-east of North Battleford. It has 2 branch banks. of Saskatchewan, and a station on the Portal section of the C.P.R., 82 miles north-west of LANGILLE'S, Lunenburg co., N.S. See West Northfleld. Estevan and 62 miles south-east of Moose Jaw. LANGLEY. a post settlement in West- It has 2 churches (Meth. and Pres.), 6 stores, New minster dist., B.C., on the south shore of the 1 hotel, 2 blackmith shops, 3 livery stables. Fraser River, near its mouth west Chil- 3 implement shops, 1 local bank. 1 printing and and of liwack, 3 miles from Haney station, newspaper office ("Lang Recorder"), besides on the C.P.R. It post, telegraph, and express offices. Pop.. 250. has a church, a store, an hotel and a saw mill. LANGBANK, a rural post office in Lambton CO., Ont., 7 miles from Eddy's Mills, a station LANGLEY PRAIRIE, a post village in incw on a spur of the Mich. Central RR., south-east Westminster dist., B.C., 3 miles from Port of Petrolia Jet. Haney. on the C.P.R.. on the New Westmin- LANGDON, a post village in the Prov. of ster Southern Ry. It contains Presbyterian Alherta, and a station )n the C.P.R.. 21 milps and Anglican churches, 1 store, 2 hotels. 1 east of Calgary. It is the centre of the C.P.R. grist and chopping mill, and a telegraph office. LOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 585
LANGMAN, a post office and store in Sim- with port (6 miles away) at Enderby. Pop., 28. coe CO., Ont., 6 miles from Jfl^msvale, on me LANSDOWNE, a station on the White Pass G.T.K. and Yukon Ry., in the Yukon Territory, 34 1jA.vG.SIDE, a post settlement in Bruce co., miles from Bennett and 7 miles from Cariboo. Oni., 5 miles north-west of Whitechurch Sta- LANSDOWNE LAKE, adjoining MATTAWA- tion, on the G.T.H, (Palmerston & ixincardine PISKAT LAKE, situate in Keewatin dist., div.), 22 miles south-east of Kincardine. Ic has N.W.T. Both are drained by the Attawapiskat 2 ciiuicnas (>Meth. and Pres.), 1 general store River into James Bay. The lakes lie north o-- ana i biacksmiLh shop. Pop., under 20. the Albany River, on the parallel of Lake Ni- i-iAiN GSTAJj'F, a post settlement in York co,, pigon. Area, 62,700 acres. Ont., 21^ miles from Thornhill on the G.T.R. LANSDOWNE STATION, a post Village in and on Can. l\ortnern Ontario Ry. it comams Pictou CO., N.S., on the East River, and a sta- an Anglican church and 1 store. tion on the I.C.R. (Glengarry), 12 miles west ijAiNGTON, a post settlement in Norfolk co., of Stellarton. It has 1 Presbyterian church, 1 Ont., 7 miles from Port Rowan on the G.T.R. siore, 1 hotel, and 2 mills (lumber and It contains 2 churches, 2 stores and 1 hotel. corn and feed). Pop. 150. Pop., 200. L'ANSE A BRILLANT, a post settlement JL.ii.i\GVALE, a post hamlet on the Souris in Gaspe co.. Que., on the L'Anse a Brillant River, in Souris co., (Turtle Mountain section), River, 100 miles from seaport at Gaspg Basin, Man., 5 1-2 miles from Dunrea Station, on the an inlet of the Gulf of St. Lawrence. It has Caiman & Hartney div. of the Can. Northern Roman Catholic and Protestant churches, a RR., 17 miles wes.t of Belmont and 37 miles few stores, 2 saw mills, and telegraph office. east of Hartney. Besides the post office, there Pop., about 100. is 1 public school. Pop., about 75. post village LANIGAN, a post settlement in Humboldt L'ANSE A GILES, a in L'Islet dist., sask. It has 2 branch banks. CO., Que., on tlhe St. Lawrence River, and a L'ANNONCIATION, a thriving post settlement station on the I.C.R.. 47 miles east of Levis. Catholic church, 1 store, 1 in Labelle co., Que., on the Riviere Rouge, and It has 1 Roman and lumber mill, 1 bank and a telephone a station on tlie C.P.R. (iNominingue branch), saw office. Pop., of parish, 1,800. 13 miles south-east of Lrabelle and 10 miles L'ANSE A LA BARBE, a post village in Bona- from Nominingue on Lake Nominingue. It venture co.. Que., 6 miles from Port Daniel does a large trade in lumber, and there is good Centre on the Atlantic, Quebec and Western hunting and fishing in the vicinity. It has 1 Ry. Roman Catholic church. 8 stores, 4 hotels, 1 L'ANSE A L'EAU, a picturesque little harbor flour and 6 lumber and saw mills, 1 door and near Tadousac, and the entrance to the Sague- sash factory, 1 butter tub factory, besides ex- nay River, Que. It is the landing place of the press and telegraph offices. Pop. 1,650. steamers plying between Quebec and Ha! Ha! LrANOIEVILfLE, a post settlement in Riche- Bay. Near to it Is a mineral spring, fhe lieu CO., Que., 4 miles from Cavignac, on the waters of which are considered very efficacious C.P.R. (St. Guillaume branch). in certain chronic diseases. It is 24 miles from LANORAIE, a post village in Berthier co.. Fraservillo on the C.P.R., the nearest railway Que, on the River St. Lawrence, 5 mii?s from point. Lanoraie station on the C.P.R., 46 miles from settlement in the dist. Montreal. It is a port of call of the Berthier L'ANSE A L'EAU, a & Three Rivers line of the R. & O. Nav. Co. of Burin, Nfld. Pop. (1901). 54. ad- It contains a Roman Catholic church, several L'ANSE A LOUISE and CAPE ROSIER, stores and 1 cheese factory, a temperance hotel, joining settlements on the Gulf of St. Law- flour and grist mills. Pop., 600. rence, in Gaspe co., Que., 126 miles north-east LANORAIE, a station on the Shore division of New Carlisle Station (Bonaventure co., on Bay Chaleurs), on the Atlantic & Lake Superior of the Quebec, Montreal and Southern Ry , in Richelieu co.. Que., 8 miles from Sorel. RR. It has 1 R.C. church, 3 stores at La Rosier, medicinal cod LANORAIE STATION, a station and post of- Louise, and 2 at Cape 1 liver 1 office, fice on the Montreal and Quebec branch of the oil factory, newspaper "The telegraph C.P.R. at its junction with the Joliette branch, Events" (weekly), and post and 49 miles north-east of Montreal. offices. Pop. of combined settlements, about LANSDOWNE. a post settlement in Carleton 1,000. CO., N.B., on the St. John's River, SV^ miles LA ANSE AU BARQUE, a settlement in the from Peel, on the C.P.R. It contains 1 store, dist. of Burin, Nfld. Pop. (1901), 31. settlement on 1 school, saw and grist mills, and telegraph L'ANSE AU BEAUFILS. a post co.. Que., and telephone offices. Pop. 200. the Gulf of St. Lawrence, in Gaspe on L'Anse au Beauflls River, 60 miles from New a post village LANSDOWNE, in Leeds co., Carlisle Station (Bonaventure co.), on the A+- Ont., and a station on the G.T.R. , adjoin- lantic &: Lake Superior RR. It has 1 general ing the Thousand Islands Jet., 21 miles of west store. Pop., about 200. Brockville, and 26 miles east of Kingston, on L'ANSE AU FOIN. or ST. PULGENCE, a the St. Lawrence River. It has 3 churches post village in Chicoutiini co., Que., on the Sa- (Epis., Pres. and Meth.), 14 stores, 1 hotel, 1 guenay River, 10 miles from Chicoutimi, on mill. saw 1 bank ("Merchants"), besides ex- Lake St. John RR. (Chicoutimi extension). It press, telegraph and telephone offices. Pop., contains 1 Roman Catholic church, 4 stores and about 600. 2 saw mills. Pop. of parish, 827. LANSBOWNE, a small post settlement in L'ANSE-AU-MEDEE. a settlement In the Yale CO., B.C., on the Spallumcheen River, 5 dist. of St. Barbe. Nfld. Pop. (1901), 20. miles from Armstrong (the business resort of L'ANSE AUX GASCONS, a post village in the region), on the Okanagan & Shuswap RR., Bonaventure co., Que., on the Gulf of St. Law- 586 LOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA.
rence, adjoining GaspS co., 25 miles north-east the Bay Chaleurs, and a station on the I.C.R., of Paspebiac, a station on the Atlantic & Lake 11 miles north of Bathurst. Besides the post Superior RR., on the Baie des Ohaleurs. It office, there is 1 R.C. church. contains 2 Roman Catholic churches, 10 stores, LA PLANTE, a fishing settlement in Burgeo 1 flour and 2 saw mills, 1 tannery, 2 lobster and La Poile dist., Nfld., 2J miles from La canneries and telegraph office. Pop., about Poile. P«p. (1901), 41. 750. LA PLUIE, a river of Manitoba, takes its rise in the height of land between Lakes L'ANSB AUX GRIFFON, Gasp6 CO., Que. Superior and Winnipeg, and descending See Griffin's Cove. L'ANSE A VAL-LEAU, a post &e>ttlement on through several minoi* lakes, has its outlet to tho Gulf of St. Lawrence, in Gaspe co., Que., 30 the north-west in Winnipeg River. miles west of the village of Gaspe. The iti- LA POILE, a port on the south-west ang^le habitants. which are chiefly Frendh Canadians, of Nfld., 30 miles east of Port-aux-Basques. A live by fishing and farming. It has 1 R. C. coasting steamer of the Reid-Nfld. Co. calls (French) church, 1 general store, and 1 grist here weekly. There is good fishing (salmon and mill. Pop., about 150. trout) on the River La Poile, near by. It has L'ANSE ST, JEAN, a post village In Chi- 1 Episcopal church, 2 stores, and telagraph coutimi CO., Que., on" River Saguenay, 25 miles office. Pop., about 500. above Tadousac. 43 miles from Chicoutimi. on LA POILE. Burgeo and La Poile dist., Nfld. the Quebec & Lake St. John RR. It contains See Great Harbor. Pop. (1901), 15. 1 R.C. church, 3 stores, s^w and grist mills and LA POILE, a river in Newfoundland con- 1 factory. Pop., about 750. taining excellent salmon and trout. LANSING, a post settlement in York co., Ont., LAPRAIRIE, a town in Lapraifie co.. 7 miles from Thornhlll. on the Toronto Metro- Que., on the south shore of the St. Lawrence, politan Street RR.. and the G.T.R. (Nor+hern and a station on the G.T.R. It con^^ams 2 div.). and Can. Northern Ontario Ry.. 13 miles churches (Presbyterian and Roman Catholic), 8 north of Toronto. It has 1 general store, 1 hotel. stores, 6 hotels, saw and carding mills. 1 Pop., 100. brickyard, 1 tomato cannery. 1 aejricultural im- LANTY'S, Lunenburg co.. N.S. See Farm- plement factory, 2 butter factories, post office savings bank, branch of Banque d'Hochela- ineton. ^^ „ . LANTZ, a settlement in Hants co., N.S.. 2 ga, and telegraph, telephone and express miles from Elmsdale, a station on the I.C.R. offices. It is a beaut'ful spot near the La- LA PASSE, a lake in Chiooutimi co.. Que., chine Rapids, much frequented ih summer. in the township of De Quen. Communication with Montreal twice a day by LA PASSE, a settlement in Renfrew co.. Ont,, railway and four times a day by steamer. 3 miles from Fort Coulonge station on tho op- Pop. 1,451. Ottawa river. posite side of the LAPRAIRIE. a county of Quebec bordering co., LA PATRIE, a post village in Compton on the River St. Lawrence, opposite the Island the Que., on the Salmon River, 8 miles from of Montreal. Area, including that of Napier- of C.P.R station of Scotstown. 22 miles east ville, 190,976 acres. It is traversed by the Cookshire. It has 1 R.C. church, 6 stores, 3 Champlain div. of the G.T.R. Chief town. La- hotels, and 2 saw and 1 clapboard mills. Pop., prairie. Pop., of CO. (1901), including that of about 1.200. Napierville. 17,-523. ^ ^ ^ „^ LA PERADE, a station on the Quebec branch LA PRESENTATION, a post village in St. of Ouebpc. of the C.P.R. . 53 miles south west Hyacinthe co., Que., 6 miles from St. Hya- 24 miles north east of Three Rivers. The post cinthe. It contains 6 stores, 3 saw mills, 1 grist office is known as Ste. Anne de la Perade, mill and 1 cheese factory. Pop 200. which see for description. LA QUEiNOUILLE, a lake in Montcalm co., LA PECHE, a lake in Pontiac co.. Que., in Que., towmihip of Archambault. the towTiship o£ Onslow. L'ARCHEVEQUB, a post settlement in Rich- LA PETITE RIVIERE RABASKA, North mond CO., N.S., 20 miles from St. Peters on the West Territories. S^a Clear Water River. Cape Breton Ry. LA PETITE TRFITE. a lake in Argenteuil LARCHWOOD, a post, railway and lumber Wolfe. CO., Que., in the township of village in Algoma dist., Ont., on the Vermilion DLAPEYREiRE, Barachois dist., Magdalen Is- River, and a station on the C.P.R., between lands, in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, Prov. of Cartier and Sudbury. It has 1 Methodist Quebec. The Islands lie to the east of the church, 2 stores, 1 hotel, 1 saw mill, besides Gaspe CO., north of Prince Edward Island, telegraph and express offices. Pop., about 250. and west of Cape Breton Island. The nearest LARD, a lake in Champlain co.. Que. place of importance is Etang du Nord, on LARDO, a post village at the head of Koo- Grindstone Island, where there is a Roman tenay Lake, in Kootenay dist., B.C.. and a sta- post Catholic church, general store and a tion on the Lardo & Gerrard div. of the C.P.R. OffiCQ. The Lardo River here enters Kootenay Lake. LAPLAND, a post settlement in Lunenburg L'ARDOISE, a post settlement' in Richmond CO., N.S., on La Have River, 8 miles from CO., N.S., 8 miles from St. Peters on the Cape Bridgewater Station, on the Halifax & South Breton Ry. Pop. 250. , , ^ ^^ Western Hy. It has 2 ohurches (Lutheran and LARDO RIVER, rises in Trout Ljike, in Koo- Baptist), and 1 lumber and shingle mill. Pop., tenay dist.. B.C., flows south-easterly and emp- about 160. ties into an arm of Lake Kootenay. LA PLANTE, a post hamlet in Gloucester co., L.A RENAUDIERB. a post office in St. Pierre N.B., situate between the Nigadoo and Blin de Montmagny parish, Montmagny co., Que. co.. tipf Rivers, $ miles from Petite Roches, on LA&IVIEHE. a post village in Lisgar LOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 587
Man., pn the Pembina River and the C.P.R. ot the C.P.R. It contains 1 English church. It contains 1 Presbyterian church, 1 store, 1 Pop., 250. hotel, 1 branch bank and telegraph and express L'ASCBNSION, a pretty post village in offices. Pop., 40. Montcalm co., Quebec, on the Rouge River, 15 LARK HARBOR, a settlement in the dist. of miles from L'Annonciation Station, on the St. George, Nfld., and a port of call on the C.P.R. Monseigneur Labelle, who did much Reid-Nfld. steamers, 27 miles from Bay of for colonization, gave this place its name. It Islands. Pop (1901), 195. contains a Roman Catholic church, 2 s cres, LARKIN, a station north of Okanagan Land- 2 hotels and 3 saw mills. It has an extensive ing, B.C., on the Okanagan RR. & Steamer div. lumber trade. Pop., 432. of the C.P.R., 38 miles south of S camoua LA SCIE, a fishing port in the dist. of Jet., on the main line of the railroad. Saint Barbe, Nfld., 18 miles across from Tilt LARKIN, a post village in Hastings co., Ont., Cove, on the north-west shore of Notre Dame north-west of Napanee, a station on the Bay Bay. It has 2 churches (R.C. and Meth.). 4 of Quint6 RR., between Marlbank and Stoco. stores, and 3 refined cod liver oil factories. It has 1 cheese factory, besides telegraph and Pop., 400. express offices. Pop. of district, about 500. LA SEINE, a station in Rainy River dist,, LAROCHE, a post village in Brome co., N.W, Ont., on the Canadian Northern RR., 2» Que., 3 miles from West Shefford Station, on miles west of Atikokan and 114 miles e st of the C.P.R., 61 miles south-east of Montreal, Rainy River, on the Lake of the Woods, with port on Brome Lake. It has 1 Roman LASHBURN, a post village and station in the Catholic church, 3 stores, 2 hotels, flour and Prov. of Saskatchewan, on tihe Canadian North- saw mills, 1 butter factory, and 1 bank (East- ern RR., 21 miles south-east of Lloydminster, ern Townships), express and telegraph office and 64 miles north-west of North Battleiord. at West Phefford. Pop. 150. It has 1 branch bank. LAROCHELLE, a post village in Megantic co., LASKAY, a post village in York co., Ont., on- Que., on the Nicolet River, 6 miles from Stan- the Humber River, 3 miles from King, on the fold. Pop. 350. G.T.R. (North Bay div.), 22 miles north of LA ROCHELLE, a post settlement in Proven- Toronto. It has 2 churches (Meth. and cher CO., Man., 3 miles from Diifrost Station on Pres.) and 1 general store. Pop., 175. the Emerson branch of the C P.R., 40 miles L'ASSOMPTION, a county in the west part south of Winnipeg. of Quebec, bordering on the River St. Law- LA RONCIERE DB NOURY RIVER, in the rence. Area, 174,112 acres. It is watered by northern part of Mackenzie dist., N.W.T.. the Mascouche, Achigan and L'Assomption situate to the north of Great Bear Lake and Rivers. Chief town, L'Assomption. Pop., of empties into Franklin Bay in the Arctic county, (1901), 14,993. ocean. L'ASSOMPTION, a town in L'Assomption LAROSE STATION, a post settlement in Ar- CO.. Ont.. 10 miles from Coe Hill Station, ou , genteuil co., Que., and a station on the Mont- (L'Assomption), a mile distant, on the Can. fort branch of the Can. Northern Quebec Ry., Northern Quebec RR. It has 1 R.C. church, 25 27 miles trom Montfort Jet., and 5 railps south stores. 3 hotel«. 3 mould'ng factories. 1 foundry, of Arundel. It contains 2 saw mills and 2 3 bank ( 'St. Hyacinthe"), and 1 printing office,, stores. Pop. 50. besid* express and telegraph office. Pop., LA ROUOHE, a lake in Charlevoix co., Que. 1,650. LARRY'S RIVER, a post and fishing village L'ASSOiMPTION, a river of Quebec, takes its in Guysborough co.. N.S., near Isaac's Harbor, rise in rear of Joliette co., and following a on the Atlantic, and 18 miles from Buysboro, very serpentine course of over 100 miles with which it has daily mail service, through much rough and mountailious coun- The nearest station is Port Mulgrave, on the try, discharges itself into the St. Lawrence Straits of Can^o, and on the line of the I.C.R., above the village of Repentigny, where the 18 miles east of Tracadie. It has 1 R.C. united waters of the Rivers Jesus and Des church, 5 stores and telegraph office. Pop. Prairies enter the St. Lawrence. It is navig- (chiefly French and French Canadiaji), about able for batteaux to a considerable distance, 1,000. and much timber is sent down it. It abounds L'ARTIFICE, a post village in Chateauguay with fish. CO., Que., 7 miles from Bryson on the Mont- L'ASSOMPTION, a lake in Joliette oo., Que., real and Massena Springs branch of the G.T.R. north-west of Lake des lies. It has 1 butter factory. LASSWADE, a post settlement in Peterbor© LA SALETTE, a post settlement in Norfolk CO., Ont., 10 miles from Go's.. Hill Station, on CO., Ont., with a station on Michigan Central the Central Ontario Ry. It has 1 store and 1 Ry., and G.T.R. , called Port Dover Junction. It saw mill. Pop. 100. contains 1 Roman Catholic church, 1 store, 1 LAST MOUNTAIN, a post village in Humbolit hotel, and 1 telegraph office. Pop., 58. dist., Prov, of Saskatchewan, 20 miles fronj- LA SALLE, a post and farming settlement Strassburg Station, on the Pheasant Hills in the Red River Valley, in Macdonald co., branch of the C.P.R., 15 miles from Strassbur.?. Man., on the La Salle River, and a station on It is a farming region, with mission houses of the C.P.R. (Pembroke) branch), 18 miles south 3 denominations (Epis., Presb, and Meth.). of Winnipeg. It has 1 R. C. church, 2 stores. Pop,, about 300. 2 hotel boarding houses, 1 blacksmith shop, LAST MOUNTAIN LAKE, situate in Assini^ besides express and telegraph offices. Pop. 100. bola dist.. now Prov. of Saskatchewan. Are{^ LiASCELLES, a post settlement in Wright 63.000 acres. CO., Que., on the Gatineau River, 2% miles LATCHFORD, a post village in Niplssln.^ from North Wakefield, on the Maniwaki branch dist.. No. Ont., on the Montreal River, with 588 LOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA.
port on Bay Lake, an extension of the Mont- lake a few miles north-east of the port of real Kiver, which flows into Lake Temiskam- La Tuque on the River St. Maurice, Champlain ing, ajid a station on the Temiskaming & CO., Que. It runs into the Petite Bostonnais i^orthern Ontario RK. It contains 2 hotel River. buaraiug houses and 1 branch bank. LA TUQUE FALLS, a fine cascade of 50 feet a post settlement in LATCHFORD BRIDGE, on the St. Maurice, in Champlain oo., Que., co., Ont., 24 miles from Wilno th« Renfrew on 100 miles from the river mouth. A steamer OL..awa and Parry. Sound oranch of tne Lr.T.K. plies between here and Grand Piles. or GRAND BRULE, a post LATERRIERE, LA TUQUE JUNCTION, a post settlement Village in Chicoutimi co.. Que,, 9 miles from in Portneuf co.. Que., on the Batiscan River, Chicoutimi. It contains 3 stores, 2 saw mills, and a station on the Quebec & Lake St. John grist mill and 1 planing mill. Pop., 817. 1 with express and telegraph office. Pop., x^A'iHAM, a sfcLtltmeut in the Province RR., of Alberta and a station on the C P.R., 91 miles under 20. east of Calgary, 80 miles west of Medicine Hat. LAUDER, a post village (not incorporated) LATIMER, a post settlement in Frontenac in Souri's co., Ma-n., on the Souris branch of CO., Ont., 8 miles from Kingston, on the G.T.R the C.P.R., 50 miles south-west of Brandon, in and Kingston & Pembroke RR. It has 1 Metho- a fine farming district. It contains 4 elevators dist church. Pop., about 60. (25,000 bushels each), 8 stores, 1 lumber yard, 1.ATONA, Grey co., Ont. See Dornoch. 1 carriage factory, 2 boarding stables, 1 hotel, L.^ TRAPPE, a post settlement in Two Moun- 2 churches (Presbyterian and Methodist), 1 taius CO., Que., 3 miles from Como on the Ot- branch bank and 1 school. tawa (Short) line of the C.P.R. The Monastery LAUGHLIN'S, a settlement in Restigouche of the Order of Reformed Cistercians, is sit- CO., N.B., Nasho Creek, on the I.C.R., is the uated here, and the monks operate a farm and nearest railway station. nursery in connection therewith, also butter LAUNCHING PLACE, a post settlement In .and cheese factoiy. Kings CO., P.E.I., 7 miles from Georget6wn on LA TRUITE, a lake in Wright co.. Que., in the P.E.I. Ry. township of Low. the LAUNDER'S COVE, a settlement in the dlst. lake in Labelle co., Que., In LA TRUITE, a of Bonavista^. Nfld. Pop. (1901), 20. township of Labelle. the LAURAVILLB, a post office in E, Kootenay TRUITE, a lake in Joliette co.. Que., in LA dist., B.C., near Michel, a station on the Crows Joliette. the township of Nest section of the C.P.R. TRUITE, a lake In Maskimonge co.. Que., LA LAUREL, a post village in Argenteuil co.. In the township of Chapleau. It affords ex- Que., on the Lost Riv«r. 10 miles from Montfort <;ellent fishing. Station, on the Can. Northern Que. Ry. It has lake in Montcalm co.. Que., LA TRUITE, a 1 Episcopal church, 2 stores, 1 hotel, 2 steam in the township of St. Theodore de Chertsey. saw mills, and 1 cheese factory. Pop. 150. a lake in Champlain co.. Que. LA TRUITE, LAUREL, a post village in Dufferin co., Ont., LA TRUITE, a lake in Megantic co.. Que. 1^ miles from Laurel Station, on C.P.R., and LA TRUITE, a lake in Gaspe dist.. Que. 3 miles from Amaranth. It contains 2 stores, 2 LA TRUITE, a lake in Portneuf co.,^Que., churches, 1 cheese factory and town hall. Pop., in the township of Gosford, and situate south- 85. east cf Lac Clair. LAURENTIAN MOUNTAINS, a range of LA TRUITE, a lake in Argenteuil co., Que., mountains extending along the north shore of In the township of Wolfe. the St. Lawrence from the Straits of Bells LA TRUITE, a lake in Rimouski co.. Que. Isle to Quebec, thence striking north-westerly LA TRUITE, a lake in Saguenay co.. Que., towards the Arctic Ocean; whole course about in the township of Bergeronnes, well stocked 3.500 miles. It gives the water shed separating with trout. the tributaries of the St. Lawrence from tho^f LATTANB (PARK'S CREEK P.O.), a post of Hudson Bay; but beyond the basin of the 4settlement in Lunenburg co., N.S., on Lahave St. Lawrence it is traversed by two affiuents River, 8 miles from Lunenburg, oh the Halifax of Hudson Bay, the Saskatchewan and the & So. Western Ry., and 12 miles from Bridge- Churchill, the former taking its source In the water, on the same RR. line. It contains 4 Rocky Mountains, while still farther on it stores, 4 churches, 2 saw and 2 grist mills, 1 becomes the limit of the Hudson Bay rivers, •oilcloth (overall and jacket) factory, and tele- dividing their sources and those of the Back phone office. Pop., about 8(X). and other streams, for 800 miles, from 'the tri- LATTA'S MILLS, a settlement in Hastings butaries of the Mackenzie. The general eleva-
LA VBRNIERE, a post office in the Magda- Halifax), besides express) and telegraph offices. len Islands in Gaspe co., Que. Pop., about 500. LAVIG-NE, a station on the C.P.R. (Ottawa LAWRENCETOWN, in Twillingate dist., Nfld., Que., 37 miles Short Line), in Vaudreuil co , on Exploits River, which has its outlet in from Montreal. The post office is called Gra- Notre Dame Bay. The nearest station (10 miles ham, which see for description. distant) is Norris Arm, on the Reid-Nfld. RR. grow- LAVINIA, a post hamlet in a fine wheat & SS. Line, 9 miles west of Notre Dame Jet. 10 miles ing region in Marquette co., Man., (247 miles north-west of St. John's). It haa from Hamiota, a station on the Miniota branch 1 Methodist church and 3 stores. Pop., 280. of the C.P.R., 20 miles south-east of Miniota. LAWRENCETOWN, a postJ settlement in It (has 1 Methodist church. Halifax co., N.S., 14 miles from Halifax on VISITATION, a post village in Yamaska the I.C.R., H. & W. Ry., and Dom. Atlan- LA tic Ry. Que., on the south-west branch of the CO., LAWRBNCEVILLE, a post village in Shefford Nicolet River, 6 miles from the I.C.R. station CO., Que., and a station on the Orford Moun- Monique, 7 miles from Nicolet and 8 of Ste. tain Ry., 21 miles south of Melbourne, 12 miles Leonard Jet. There is fine miles from St. from Waterloo. It contains 2 stores, 1 hotel, the river, available for manu- water power on saw, grist and carding mills, a branch bank village has 1 R. C. facturing purposes. The and sash and door factory. Pop., 200. stores, flour and saw mills and 1 church, 3 LAWSON, a post settlement In Simcoe co., regional telephone woollen factory, besides Ont., 1^4 miles from Levering station on the 600. offices. Pop. ^ .. . », G.T.R. Strathcona dist.. Al- LAVOY, a station in LEADBURY, a small post settlement in Huron RR. (Edmonton berta, on the Can. Northern CO.. Ont., 7% miles from Seaforth, on the miles east of Vegreville. tdiv.), 9 G.T.R., and 20 miles from Goderich. It con- attractive post village in a LAWFIELD, an tains 1 store. Pop., 20. in Queens co., N.B., on good farmipg region LEAD COVE, settlement in dist. oi 20 a the the St. John River, with port at Gagetown, Wels- Trinity. Nfld. Pop. (1901), 57. miles distant from the C.P.R. station of LEADING TICKLES, a fishing settlement north-west of St. John. It has ford, 24 miles noted for its lobster and cod fishing, in an in- congregation which holds its an Episcopal let of Notre Dame Bay, in the dist. of Twil- school house. Pop., about 100. cervices in the lingate, Nfld., close to Glover and Lock's Har- settlement in St. John co., LAWLORS, a bors, The nearest station is Lewisport, on the Brookviile on the Moncton N.B., 1 mile from Reid-Nfld. RR. & SS. lines, 256 miles north- St. John brancii cf the I.C.R. and west of St. John's. Pop. 320. settlement in the dist. of Burin, LAWN, a LEADVILLEi, a post hamlet on the west Nfld., and a port of call of the Reid-Nfld. shore of Lake Memphremagog, In Brome co., steamers. Pop. (1901), 2n. Que., 6 miles from' Mansonville, a station ou a village in Montcalm co., LAWREtNCE, the Newport (Montreal & Boston) branch ol Que., the St. Esprit River, 6 miles from on the C.P.R., 23 miles south-east of Sutton. Be- L'^iphanie Station, on the C.P.R., 12 miles sides the post office, there is 1 Methodist from Terrebonne. It has 1 general store, saw, church. The region Is rich In copper and lead, flour and woollen mills, 1 creamery and 1 but mining is little developed as yet. Pop., blacksmith shop. Tobacco is toere grown ex- about 50, tensively. Pop., about 150. LAWRENCE, a post office in Alberta dist., LEAF LAKE, a body of water in Selkirk co„ Prov. of Alberta, near tbe Little Bow River Man. The Leaf River takes its rise in tftiis and Mosquito Creek, 14 miles from Stavely, a lake and flows north-west into Lake Winnipeg. station on the Calgary & Maoleod div. of the LEAF RIVEiRt takes its rise In Leaf Lake, C.P.R., 73 miles south of Calgary. It is in a Selkirk co,, Man., and flows north-westerly In- well-settled farming region. to Lake Winnipeg, J.AWRENCB, a small lake in Rainy River LEAMINGTON, a ix)st town in Essex co„ diKtrict, N.W. Ont. Ont., a station on the Pere Marquette & Mi- chigan Central RR,, 37 miles soutb-east of LAWREJNCE MILLS, a settlement in Parry Windsor, and a few miles north of Lake Erie. Sound dist., Ont., 2% miles from Sprucedale, It has 5 churches (Homan Catholic, Methodist, on the Can. Atlantic Ry. It contains 1 Metho- Presbyterian and Baptist), 60 stores, 3 hotels, dist church and 1 lumber and shingle mill. 3 banks (IMerchants, Traders and Union), 2 LAWRENCE STATION, a post village in printing and newspaper offices ("Post" and Elgin CO., Ont., a station on the G.T.R. (Glen- "News"), and a number of factories, steel coe and St. Thomas div.), 12 miles from SU works, tobacco, harness and carriage sbops, Thomas. It has 1 Methodist church, 2 stores, factory fruit 1 branch bank, 1 hotel, 1 saw and grist mill, stone works, basket and cannery. besides express a,nd telegraph offices. Pop., 100. Pop. 2,450. LAWRENCE STATION, a station on the St. LEAMINGTON, a post village In Cumberland Stephen branch of the C.P R., in Charlotte co., CO., N.S., at the head of Mareou River, 4 miles N.B., 20 miles from St, Stephen. from Springhill Mines Station, on the Cum- LAWRBNCETOWN, a post village in An- berland RR. & Coal Co.'s line. It has 1 Union napolis CO., N.S., on the Annapolis River, and church, and 1 shingle mill. Pop., 115. a station on the Dom. Atlantic RR., 8 miles DEANCHOIL, a station on the main line of north- eaJst of Bridgetown, and 22 mllesi north- the C.P.R., on the Rockies east of the Colum- east of Annapolis Royal. It has 3 churches bift River, 20 miles south-east of Golden an* (Epis., Meth. and Baptist), 10 stores, 1 hotel, IS miles south-west of Field. 2 grist and saw mills, 1 bank (Union Bank of LEARNED PLAIN, a post office in a farming tOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 59' region in Compton co.. Que., 4 miles from Cook- LECLAIR, a post district and parish in Pon- Bhire Station, on tHe C.P.R., 22 miles east of tiac CO., Que., on the Coulonge River, 5 mile* Sherbrooke, and 128 miles south-east of Mon- from Fort Coulonge Station, on the Waltham treal. branch of the C.P.R., 11 miles south-east of LEiAB RIVER, a river of Richmond co., N,S. Waitham, and 67 miles north-west of Hull, op- (Cape Breton Island). posite Ottawa city. It has 3 chuiches (R. C, LEAR'S CUVE, a small fisOiing settlement to Pres. and Meth.j, 3 stores and post office, i the west of Cape St. Mary's, Isud., in the dist. hotels, and 3 saw mills, with telegraph and of Placentia and St. Mary's, 4 miles from St. express offices at Fort Coulonge. Pop. of dist.. Brides, and 116 miles from St. John's. Pop. 800. (1901), 15. LECLERC ISLANDS, a station on the Mont- station Lisgar co., Man., on LEARY'S, a in fort branch of the Can. Northern Quebec Ry., (Carman, Hartney, the Canadian Northern RR. 15 miles from Montfort Jet., 17 miles from & Virden section), 72 miles south-west of Win- Arundel. nipeg and 16 miles north-east of Somerset. LECLERCVILLE, a post village in Lotbiniere SEASIDE JCT., a post settlement in York CO., Que., on the River St. Lawrence, 6 miles CO., Ont., and a station on the C.P.R., 4 miles from Deschaillons, from Toronto. a station on the Lotbiniere & Megantic Ry. It contains saw and grist mills LEASKDALE, a post settlement in Ontario 5 stores, a telegraph office and has a good lum- CO., Ont., 7 miles from Uxbridge on the Mid- ber trade. Pop., 525. land division of the G.T.R. It contains 1 store and a waggon shop. Pop. 100. LEDGE, a post settlement in Charlotte oo., L'EAU CLAIRE, a lake in St. Maurice co.. N.B., on the St. Croix RR., 3J miles from St. Que., in the township of St. Elie de Caxton, Stephen, on the N.B. Shore (Southern) Line affording good fishing. RR. It has 2 churches (Methodist and Bap- LEAVERS LAKE, a small lake near Gabarus tist), and 1 general store. Pop. 200. Bay, on the Atlantic, in Cape Breton co., N.S. LEOUC, a thriving post village in the Prov- LEAVINGS, a post village in Southern Al- of Alberta, a station on the C.P.R. (Calgary & berta Province, and a station on the Calgary Edmonton branch), 18 miles south of Strath cona & Macleod branch of the C.P.R., 14 miles north (So. Edmonton), with port on Lake Leduc. of Macleod, It has 3 churches, 6 stores, au(} It has 5 churches (R.C., E^pis., Pres., Meth. post office, 2 hotels, 2 grain elevators, and 1 and Baptist), 10 stores, 2 hotels, 1 flour mill, bank (Commerce agency), besides telegraph 1 pork packing, and 1 cream and butter fac- and express offices. Pop., about 600. tory, 1 bank (Merchants), 1 printing and news- L.EAVITT, a post settlement in the district paper office ("The Enterprise," a weekly), 3 of Alberta, Alta. Cardston, on the Alberta Ry., grain elevators, 2 harness and 3 blacksmith is the nearst station. shops, 1 lumber yard, town hall, and public LEBANON, a post settlement in Wellington school, besides express and telegraph offices. CO., Ont., 8 miles from Moorefleld on the Har- Pop., about 400. nsburg and Southampton branch of the C.P.R. LEE BIGHT, a settlement in the dist. of It has Methodist church, 1 s-tore and 1 saw a Trinity, Nfld., near Deep Bight. Pop. (1904), mill. Pop. 100. 46. LEBLANC, a post village in Westmoreland LEBBU-RN, a post settlement in Algoma dis- CO., N.B., 15 miles from Shedlac, a station on trict, Ont., 40 miles from Sault St. Marie, the the Point du Chene branch of the I.C.R., 16 county seat, and 14 miles from Bruce Mines, on miles north-east of Moncton. It has 1 Roman the Soo line C.P.R., at its junction with the Catholic church and 2 stores. Pop., about 750. Bruce Mines & Algoma Ry. LEBLANCVILLE, a post settlement in West- LEEDS, a post settlement in Leeds co., Ont., moreland CO., N.B., near Notre Dame, a station 3 miles from Thousand Islands Junction on the on the Moncton and Buctouche Ry. Montreal and Toronto line of the C.P.R. LEBOUTHILLIER, a post settlement in LEEDS, a post village in Megantic co.. Que., Gloucester co., N.B., near Caraquet on the Ca- on the Palmer River, 14 miles from Robertson raQuet Ry. Station, on the Que. Central RR., or 16 miles settlement parish in LE BRAS, a post and south of Lyster Station, on the G.T.R. , 36 Beauce co.. Que., on Le Bras River, 1 mile miles south-west of Quebec. It has 4 churches from St. Victor de Tring Station, on the Me- (R.C., EJpis., Meth. and Pres.), 3 stores, 1 ho* gantic div. of the Que. Central RR. Besides tel. 2 saw mills, and 2 cheese factories. Pop., the post office, there are 1 general store and about 700. 1 flour mill, besides express and telegraph of- LEEDS, a county in the eastern part of On- fices at station. Pop., of parish, 1,200. tario, near the head of the St. Lawrence River, LE BRET, a post village in Assa. E. dist., which forms its south boundary. Within its Prov. of Saskatchewan, on the Qu'Appelle limits are several small lakes whidh form tbe River, 8 miles from St. Patrick (RR. name sources of the Cataraqui and Rideau Rivers Patrick), on the Pheasant Hills branch (Kir- The front part of this county is traversed by miles kella to Strassburg) of the C.P.R. , 7 the G.T.R. ; the Brockville & Ottawa branch of south-east of Lipton. It has 1 R. C. church the C.P.R. crosses its north-east extremity; and convent,' 2 stores and post office, 2 hotels, it is also traversed by the Brockville, West- a public school, and a good industrial school port & North Western RR. Area of Leeds, South, 407,476 acres. Chief town, Brockville. for tftie training of over 200 Indian children, Leeds and Grenvllle which attracts and interests many visitors. Pop. 21,185. Area of North, 169,709 acres. Pop. (1901), 13,647. Pop. 857. Middlesex co., LB BRETON FLATS, Carleton co., Ont. See LBBSBORO, a post office in Ottawa. Ont., 4 miles from Thorndale, on the G.T.R. 592 NOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINIOJN OF CANADA.
(London & Stratford branch), 11 miles from sant Hills branch of the C.P.R., London and 22 miles from Stratford. north-west 115 mile<. of Kirkella and 86 miles LEE VALLEY, a post settlement in Algoma south^eas? ^' ^^' ^ churches (Pres district, Ont., 6 miles from Webbwood, on the tist ^t"7; , Bap. tist andJnf Lutheran), 4 general Soo branch of the C.P.R. stores, 1 bote' 1 flour mill (100 barrels per LBFAIVRE, a post settlement in Prescott co., day capacity) 2 hardware stores, 2 lumber Ont., on the Ottawa River, 3 miles from Montp- yards, 3 elevators machine ,and harness bello on the C.P.R. and on the opposite side shops, 1 bank (branch of the river. It contains 4 stores. 1 hotel, a .^^- °£ ^^"•>' 2 real estate offices, besidesSL,^""'"".telegraph saw mill and a carriage factory. Pop. 400. and expiess offices. It is situate in a LEFAIVRp'S CORNERS, a post settlement progressive farming dist., which markets in Simcoe co., Ont., 5 miles from Perkinsfiel-d, 1,000.000 bu, of wheat yearly. Pop" on a branch of th-e G.T.R. LEFROY, a pos.t village in Simcoe co., Ont., LEMBSURIER a post settlement in Megantic CO., Que on the G.T.R., 1 mile from Bell Bwart and 52 10 miles from Robertson Station on miles from Toronto. It contains 1 Methodist ^^0^50^^- " "^^ '''^''' -^"^* church, 1 telegraph office, 1 hotel, 1 branch a'n^d ^Totl bank, and 2 stores. Pop., 300. LEMIEUX, a post settlement in Prescott Ont., co., LEGAL, a post v'llage in Edmonton dist., 6 miles from Casselman on the Ottawa division G.T.R Prov. of Alberta, 12 miles from Morinville, It contains 1 saw mill, 1 hotel and 1 store. Pop. 50. north of Edmonton. It has 1 R.C. church, 3 LEMIEUX, stores, post office, 1 hotel, besides telephone A post hamlet and station on the LC.R., in Nicolet and telegraph offices. Pop., about 500. co., Que., 20 miles west of LEGER BROOK, a post settlement in West- DeLotbinier^. It contains a boarding house, telegraph moreland CO., N.B, Shediac, on th« Point du 1 and expiess office. Pop., about 50 Chene branch of the I.C.R., is the nearest LEMON CREEK* a station in Kootenay dist.,* railway station. B.C., on the Slocan Jet. & Slocan City branch LEGERE, a post s'ettlement in Northumber- of the C.P.R., 6 miles south of Slooan city. CO., N.B., 8 miles from Tracadie, on the land LEMONVILLE, a post settlement in York co., Caraquet Ry. Ont., 5 miles from Stouffville, on the G.T.R. CORNER, a post settlement in LEGERE It contains 1 Methodist church, 1 store, black- Westmoreland co., N.B,, 2 miles from Monc- smith shop and daily mail. Pop, 100. ton on the I.C.R, LENA, a post office in Souris co., Man., LEGERVILLE, a post settlement in Kent co., near the International boundary, and a station on N.B., 6 miles from Canaan station on the I. the Wakopa section of the Canadian Northern C,R, It contains a Roman Catholic church, 2 RR., 13 miles east stores, 1 grist mill and 2 saw mills. Pop., 1,200. of Adelpha. LEGGATT, a post settlement, Dufferin co., L'ENFANT JESUS, a village in Beauoe co„ Que., Ont., 6 miles from Grand Valley on the Tees- on the Chaudiere River, near Beauoe water branch of the CP.R. Jet. Station, on the Quebec Central RR. It LEG LAKE, a settlement in Muskoka dist., has 1 R.C. church, 2 stores.. 2 hotels, 2 flour Ont., 9 miles from Gravenhurst, on the G.T.R. and saw mills, 1 door and sash factory, be- It contains 1 shingle and saw mill. Pop. 100. sides express and telegraph office. Pop., 600. L'EGLISE, a settlement in Madawaska co., LENNOX, a county of Ontario, situated on N.B., and a station on the Edmundston branch the north coast of Lake Ontario, near its of the C.P.R., 27 miles from Edmundston. outlet in the River St. Lawrence, Chief town, LEHiMAN'6 LANtDING, a Ihamlet on Gre Faculties, and has a medical school in Montreal; 1 saw mill, 2 canning factories for clams and an admirable collegiate school and also a theo- sardines, besides express and telegraph offices logical college are attached to the University Pop., about 500. at Lennoxville. Pop. (1901), 1,120. LEQUILLE, a post village in LENORA LAKE, a post office in Humboldt Annapolis co., N.S., on Allen's River, 2 dist., Prov. of Saskatchewan. Muenster, on the miles south-east of Annapolis Station, on the Can. Northern RR., 6 miles from Humboldt, is Dominion Atlan- '.ic RR., with port on the Annapolis the nearest station. River and Basin. It has 1 Episcopal IjENORE, a prosperous post village in Bran- church, 2 stores, com, saw and carding mills. Pop., don CO., Man., on the Assiniboine River, and about 200 LEQUILLE RIVER, a good a terminus of the Forrest Extension branch salmon and trout stream in Annapolis co., of C.P.R. It contains a Presbyterian church, N.S., empties into the Annapolis Basin near Annapolis 4 stores, 1 branch bank, boarding house, 4 ele- LEROY, town. vators, skating and curling rink, telegraph and a post village in Cumberland co., N. b., 4 miles express offices. The district was first settled in from Grenville, on the I.C.R 1881, when the settlers crossed the river on a LES CHBNAUX, a post village in Mont- raft, and for several years the farmers were morency co., Que., between La Riviere des carry their grain to Market, Chenaux and obliged to Virden La Riviere L'Oubrette, 13i miles a distance of 15 to 30 miles. Pop. 100. from St. Joachim des Montmorency, a station LENORE LAKE, a lake in Brandon co., Man., on the Quebec Ry. It has 1 R. C. church, lying to the north-west of the village of same several stores, and 3 saw and flour mills *ame. It measures 3 by 1 miles, and is the Pop. 256. of haunt of wild geese and ducks. A range LES DALLES, a post village in Montcalm co.. hills skirts the eastern side of lake. Que., on Lac Ouareau River, 2 miles from St LEOFELD, a post settlement in Humboldt Paul Station on the Can, Northern Que RR Dana, a station on dist., Sask., 12 miles from (Chateauguay et Nord), with port at Pont des the Port Arthur and Edmonton line of the Dalles. It has saw and flour mills and 1 butter C.N.R. factory and telephone office. LEON, a station on the Brandon and Dauphin LES EBOULEMENTS, a post village Ry., 5 miles from and section of the Can. Northern parish in Charlevoix Brandon. co.. Que., on the north shore of the St. Lawrence, LEONARD, a post settlement in Russell co., 78 miles east of Quebec. It contains Ont., and a station on the C.P.R. (Ottawa 1 Roman Catholic church. 13 public schools, Short Line), 17 miles from Ottawa. 8 stores, 1 wood working and cheese LEONARD LAKE, a small lake in Muskoka 3 factories, 2 grist mills, 3 saw mills, und 1 telgraph and telephone office. dist., Ont., noted for whiteflsh. A steamer of the R. & O. Nav. Co. calls at the govern- LEONARDVILLE, a post settlement in Char- ment wharf daily. Near by is the celebrated lotte CO., N.B., on Outer Passamaquoddy Bay, Gouflre whirlpool. Pop of parish, 2,369. 10 miles from St. Andrews on the C.P.R. It LES BCUREUILS, a post village in contains 2 churches (Methodist and Disciples), Portneuf CO., Que., on the north shore of 4 stores and 2 box lumber mills. It is situated the St. Law- rence River, Island, from Eastport, Maine. 9 miles from the C.P.R. station of on New 8 miles Pont Pop. 800. Rouge, 26 miles west of Quebec. It has LEOPOLD, a post settlement In Argenteuil 1 R.C. church, 2 stores, and 1 telegraph office. CO., Que., 6 miles from Morin Flats, a station Pop., 600. on the Montfort division of the Can. Northern LES BSCOUMAINS, a post village and settle- Quebec Ry. ment in Saguenay co.. Que., 27 miles from LEOPVILLE, a post village in Prince co., Tadousac and 68 miles from Murray Bay. The P.E.I., near DeBlois station on the Prince Ed- nearest railway station is Trois Pistoles ward Island Ry. on the I.C.R,, 20 miles distant, on the op- LEPAGE, a station on the St. Lin branch of posite side of the river. The neighbor- the C.P.R., in L'Assomption co., Que., 8 miles hood is devoted chiefly /to lumbering, a from St, Therese, 9 miles from St. Lin. The large quantity of spruce and deals being an- post office is known as Mascouche. nually shipped to Europe. It contains 1 Roman LE PBTT'*' BOTS FRANC, a post village In Catholic church, 1 large pUlp and deal mill, Temiscouata co., Que., on the Trois Pistoles 2 hotels, 1 telegraph office and 4 stores, and River, 9 miles from St. Eloi Station, on the 2 blueberry canning factories. Blueberries are IntercoloD'al RR., 15 miles from Cacouna. It obtained in large quantities. A good wharf is has 1 R. C. church, 2 stores, 1 hotel, saw and in process of erection. Pop. 1,200. flour mills, besides telegraph office. Pop. 800. LBS FOND9. a post village on the St. Law- L'EPTPHANIE, a post village in L'Assomp- rence River in Lotbiniere co., Que., 7 miles tion CO., Que., on the Riviere de L'Achigan, northwest of St. Apollinaire, a station on the I. with stations on the Canadian Northern Quebec C.R., 22 miles south-west of Levis (opposite Ry. and the C.P.R., 36 miles north-east of Quebec city). It has 7 stores, 2 hotels, saw, Montreal. It has 1 R. C. church, 7 stores, 3 flour and carding mills, and 2 furniture and hotels, 7 grist mills, cie;ar and chair factories, carriage factories and telephone and telegraph and 1 private bank (Comptoire d'Escompte), offices. Pop. 250. and 2 express and telegraph offices. Pop., about LES GRANDES BERGERONNES, a post settle- 1,400. ment on the (St. Lawrence, about 20 miles LEPREAU, a post village in Charlotte co., below Tadousac, in Saguenay co.. Que., on N.B., on the Lepreau River, and a station on the Great and Little Bergerons Rivers. There is the New Brunswick Southern RR., east of St. good fishing and other sport in the vicinity inlet George, and on an of the Bay of Fundy. It has 1 Roman Catholic church, 4 stores, 2 It has 1 Episcopal church, 4 stores, 2 hotels. hotels, C flour and saw mills, 1 sash and 38 594 NOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA. door factory and telegraph office. The nearest and Pres.), 30 stores, 6 hotels, 1 planing mill station in Quebec cicy. i'op. 850. and sash factory, 1 iron works, 3 banks (Mont- GKANOES DESERTS, a post settlement real, iJHion and Commerce), 1 printing and U^S on in Quebec co., Que., 2^/^ miles from Lorette newspaper office ("Lethbridge News"), besides ihe Quebec branch of the C.P.R. It contains express and telegraph offices. Pop., 2,326. 1 hotel and 2 saw mills. „ „ i^'ETITiii, a pobC settlement in Cnarlotte co., L.ES GRES, a station on th« St. Maurice Val- N.B., 9 miles from St. George, a station on the ley Ry., in St. Maurice co,. Que., 15 miles from New Brunswick Southern Ry. the county seat, and 6 miles from Three Rivers, L'ETOILE, a lake in Quebec co., Que. Falls. Shawinigan LETT, a post settlement in Renfrew co., Qnt., ex, L.ESKARD, a post village in Durham 25 miles from Caldwell, on ithe Ottawa and Par- New- Ont. on Spring Creek. 10 miles from ry Sound branch of the C.P.R. castle on G.T.R. It has good water-power, and LE^'TERKENNY, a post settlement in Ren- contains 1 Methodist church, 1 flour mill and frew CO., Ont., 15 miles from Killaloe, a sta- tion the 1 store. Pop. 170. on Ottawa and Parry Sound branch of LES PETITES BERGERONNES, a post village the G.T.R. of a In Saguenay co.. Que., at the mouth LEVER, a post settlement in Charlotte co., salmon stream of the same name, on the north N.B.. on the St. Croix River, 2 miles from shore of the St. Lawrence, 15 miles from Tadou- Hewitt Station, on the C.P.R. (St. Andrews sac. It contains 1 church and 1 saw mill. branch), 24 miles from McAdam Jet. Its mar- LES PETITES BERGERONNES QUEST, a ket town (12 miles distant) is St. Stephen, and post settlement in Saguenay co., Que. Tadou- its port Oak Bay. Pop., 150. nearest post and Quebec its nearest sac is its LEVIN, a river running out of Loch Lomond, railway station. St. John CO., N.B., navigable except for lumber; LESSARD a post settlement in Beauce co., noted for trout and wihitefish, Que 3 miles from St. Marie on the Quebec Central Ry. It has several grist and carding LEVIS, a county of Quebec bordering on the mills and 4 stores. south shore oJE the St. Lawrence River opposite co.. LES SAULES. a post village in Quebec Quebec. It Is traversed by the G.T.R., the from Que., on the St. Charles River, 3 miles I.C.R. and the Que. Central RR., and Is div. Lorette, a station on the Que. & Montreal watered by the Chaudiere and the Etchemin city. of the C.P.R., 7 milles west of Quebec Rivers. County town, Levis. Area, 173,977 saw It has 1 R. C. church, 5 stores and 2 acres. Pop. (1901), 26,210. mills. LEVIS, the chief town of L6vis co., Que., la Prov. LESSER SLAVE LAKE, a lake in the situated on the south shore of the St. Law- N.W.I.), of Alberta (formerly Athabasca dist., rence, opposite Quebec, and is the terminus* of broad about 100 miles long and above 30 miles the G.T.R., I.C.R. and Quebec Central Ry., and of a at its broadest part. It is in the midst the landing place of the passengers arriving trading district known as that of Lesser Slave from Europe by the ocean steamships, 172 Lake, in extent about 400 miles from east to miles north-east of Montreail. It contains 3 west, and 200 from north to south, say, 80,000 churches (1 R. C. and 2 Protestant), many square miles. Lat. 55° 40' N., Ion. 117° W. stores, 9 hotels, wood, and boot and shoe fac- This lake has been known to keep free from tories and foundry, 3 banks, 2 printing and ice until near Christmas. Area, 307,000 acres. several newspaper offices ("Le Quotidien," LES TROIS SCEURS, a lake in Joliette co.. "La Revue," etc.), 2 express and telegraph Que., in the township of Cartier. offices. Pop. (1891), 7,783. Charlotte co., L'ETANG, a post settlement in LEWES RIVER, in Yukon Terr., has its George, on L'Etang N.B., 51^ miles from St. source in Laberge Lake, and after receiving principal industries are fishing Harbor. The the waters of the Teslin and Big Salmon sardine factory. The and farming. It has a flows north-ward toward the Yukon. can accommodate Rivers, it harbor is open all year, and LEWIS BAY, a farming settlement in Cape laregst vessels. Pop., 300. the Breton co., N.6., on Mira River, 20 miles from river running out of L'ETANG RIVER, a Sydney, on the I.C.R. and S. & L. Ry. It is N.B., into the L'Etang Lake, Charlotte co., noted for its fresh water fisheries, and contains Bay of iFundy. 1 Roman Catholic church, 2 stores and 1 saw LETELLIBR, a post village in Provencher and shingle mill. Pop., 250. on CO., Man., on the Red River, and a station LEWIS BAY (WEST), a post village in Cape RR., 16 miles south of Mor- the Can. Northern Breton co., on the Mira River, 10 miles from Emerson. It has 1 ris and 10 miles north of Gut, on the Cape Breton Ry., and grain eleva- Mira R.C. church, 4 stores, 1 hotel, 2 miles from Sydney. It contains Roman besides telegraph 30 tors, and 1 cheese factory, Catholic and Protestant churches, 3 stores. 1 offices. and express mill, 1 &aw mill, and 3 lobster canneries. Riviere Quelle grist LETBLLIER, a station on the Farming and lumbering are extensively pur- branch of the I.C.R., 3 miles from Riviere sued, while it is sought by the tourist as a Quelle. . .. the excellent progressive town in tna summer resort on account of LETHBRIDGB, a Pop., 500. South Alberta Province, on Ashing which the river affords. noal mining dist. of an indentation of Mira River, station on the Crow's Nest LEWIS BAY, the Belly River, a of Gabarus Lake. east of Macleod. Cape Breton, N.S., north-west div of the C.P.R. , 36 miles Alberta A few salmon are found in it. It is also the north terminal of the post settlement in RR. & Coal Co.'s line, connecting at the Mon- LEWIS COVE ROAD, a miles from St. Peters, tana boundary line southward at Sweet Grass. Richmond co., N.S., 12 Breton Ry. It has 5 churches (R. C, Epis.. Baptist, Meth. on the Cape LOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 595 LEWISHAM, a post settlement in Muskoka LIBERAL, Strathcona dist., Alta. See Ers- kine. dist., Ont., 20 miles from Gravenhurst, on the post G.T.R. It contains 1 store. Pop. 100. LIDFORD, a hamlet in Marquette co., LEWIS HEAD, a post village in Shelburne Man., 7^ miles fiom Biscarth, on the C.P.R. settlement adjoining CO., N.S., at the mouth of Sable RiVcr, i The contains 1 English miles from. Lockport, on the Halitax & South- church. Pop. 40. western RR. It has a fine sandy beach, and LIDSTON, a small settlement in Dauphin good facilities for boating and bathing. It has CO., Man., on the Swan River, 9 miles froji 1 Baptist church and 1 general store. Pop. 100. Minitonas Station, on the Oan. Jsorthern RR. LEWIS MILI-^, a post village in Hams cj.. it has 2 churches (Presbyterian and Methodist;. N.S., on Bear River, 9 miles from Mount Uni- Pop.. 25. Atlantic RR., 27 acke Station, on the Dom. L.IEFORD, a station on the Tobique Valley It has 1 Baptist chuich, miles from Halifax. branch of me C.P.R., 15 miles from Jr'erth Jet. mill, paper and cotton 2 stores, 1 hotel, 1 saw LIEURY, a post settlement in Middlesex co,, telegraph ofhce factories, with express and Ont., 61/a miles from Park Hill, on the Montreal at Mount Uniacke. Pop., 100. and Sarnia line of the G.T.R. LEWIS MOUNTAIN, a post settlement in LIEVRE, RIVIERE DU ("RiVEE OF THE Westmoreland co., N.B., 7 miles from Salis- Hakes"), a large river of Quebec, rises in the Salisbury and bury, at the junction of numerous lakes near the head waters of the virith the I.C.R. (St. Joha and Harvey Ry. Gatineau, with which stream it runs parallel Moncton branch). for a considerable space, traversing Labelle LEWIS MOUNTAIN, a post settlement in CO. from north to south, falls into the Ottawa Island), on Inverness co., N.S. (Cape Breton River a short distance below Ottawa city. It the Rocky Brook, 8 miles from Alba Station, on is 280 mile in length, and with its numerous Tuppar, with I C.R., 34 miles north of Point tributaries drams an area of 4,100 square miles. d'Or port at Little Narrows, on the Bras The navigation of this river is interrupted by stores, Lakes. It has 1 Presbyterian church*. 3 rapids and talis, the falls at the C.P.R. bridge and 1 grist mill. Pop., about 150. being remarkably fine. In its course it winds LEWISPORT, a thriving seaport in the dist. through some of the most picturesque scenery, of Twillingate, Nfld., and the northern termi- and there is an abundance of lakes stocked nus of the Reid-Nfld. RR. & SS. Lines on with the finest trout. Notre Dame Bay, in North Atlantic waters. It LIFFORD, a post village in Durham co., is the shipping port of the Newfoundland Tim- Ont., 6 miles from Pontypool, on the G.T.R. every ber Estates, large consignments going Pop. 100. season to England, Buenos Ayres, and other LIGHT FIRE, a lake in Quebec, on tha distant markets. The SS. "Clyde" con- south-eastern branch of the Gatineau, nects the harbors and ports of the region its miles south- twice a week on the arrival of the rail- several miles below source, 35 of Kirkendatch post on the St. Mau- way trains from St. John's and Port-aux- west the Montreal. Basques. The town has 1 Methodist church, 7 rice, and 167 miles north of telegraph LIL.LB, mining settlement in Alberta dist., stores, 2 hotels, and express and a sta- Much trade is done in the place in Prov. of Alberta, on Gold Creek, and a offices! Mountain Coal connection with the mining and fishing indus- tion on the Frank & Grassy Co.'s industry ot the place is coal tries. Pop., 500. RR. The LEWISTON, a post village on the east mining and coke making. It has 1 general eastern washery, with 50 branch of the Salmon River, at the storev 1 hotel, and 1 coke Sheet ovens, having daily output of end of Halifax co., N.S., 7 miles from Belgian coke a Harbor, on the Atlantic, 60 miles from Shuben- 700 tons of coal and 135 tons of coke. Pop., English- acadie on the I.C.R. It has 1 Presbyterian chiefly Italians, French, Slavs and speaking miners, 800. church, 1 store, 1 hotel and 2 clothes pm machine, pegwood and shoe shank factories. LILLOOET DISTRICT, B.C. In natural fea- Pop. 75. tures Lillooet resembles Yale. It is largely a LEWISVILLE, a post settlement in West- pastoral country, well adapted to dairying, cattle Placer moreland CO., N.B., and a station on the Monc- raising and fruit growing. and hy- ton and Buctouche Ry., 1 mile from Moncton. draulic mining is carried on successfully, and LEWISVILLE, a post settlement in Strath- quartz mLning is being developed, only need- a cona dist., Alta., 16 miles from Wetaskiwin, ing railway communoation to ensure success. station at the junction of the Calgary and Ed- (Area, 10 million acres). monton and Wetaskiwin branches of the C.P.R. LILLOET, a post settlement in Yale-Cariboo Inverness LEXINGTON, a post settlement in district, B.C., 47 miles from Lytton on the north- CO N.S (Cape Breton Island), on the Transcontinental line of the C.P.R. west Arm, S^ miles from Port Hastings, at the LILLOOET LAKE, in the district of the on head of St. George's Bay, and a station same name, B.C., is situated near the 50th the Inverness & Richmond RR., with port on parallel of N. lat., and 123° W. Ion. It receives Lake Horton. It has 1 Presbyterian church. the waters of the Upper Lillooet and Mosquito 150. and the Lillooet River takes Its rise Pop., about ,, , Rivers, LIARD RIVER, in Brit. Col. and Mackenzie from its waters. Liards. dist., N.W.T. See Riviere aux L.ILLYFIELD, a post and farming settlement in Stanstead LiiBBYTOWN, a post village Selkirk co., Man., 4i^ miles from Stony miles from In CO., Que., on the river Niger, 3^ Mountain Station, on tne C.P.R. (Teulon the Boston and Maine Ry. It Ayers' Cliff on braneb), 14 miles noxth-west of Winnipeg. It contains 1 grist mill, 1 saw mill and 1 store. has 1 small store. Pop., under 20. Pop. 200. 596 LOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA. LILY, a post village in Cumberland co., N.S., LIMESTONE, a station on the C.P.R., in Vic- toria CO., N.B., 3 miles from Tliomson, on. I.C.R. Pop., about 10 miles from Grand Falls. 100. LIMESTONE, a post settlement in Carleton LILY BAY, a post settlement in Dauptiin CO., Ont., 4 miles from Kinburn on the Ottawa Lake Manitoba, 25 and Parry Sound branch of the G.T.R. CO , Man., situate east of L'IMMACULEB CONCEPTION, a post settle- miles north of Oak Point (Shoal Lake region). ment in Bonaventure co., Que., 11 station on the north-west miles from Shoal Lake is a Metapedia, a station on the I.C.R. C.P.R. It has 1 Methodist Mis- branch of the LIMOILOU, a post settlement in Quebec sion. Pop., about 200 (chiefly engaged in CO., Que., and a station on the Quebec and cheese making). butter and Lake St. John Ry, a mile from Quebec City. Algoma dist., ^ LILY LAKE, a post office in LINACY GLEN, a small farming and coal miles from Massey Station, on N.W. Ont., 40 mining settlement in Pictou co., N.S., 3 miles the C.P.R. the "Soo" branch of from New Glasgow^ a station on the I.C.R., 2 LILY LAKE, a settlement in Halifax miles from Stellarton. It has telephone and CO., N.S., 2 miles from Bedford station on the telegraph offices. Pop., about 100. I C R LILY LAKE, a post settlement in Kings co., LINCOLN and NIAGARA, a county of Ont- N.B., 11 miles from Westfield on the C.P.R. ario, situated on the south shore of Lake Ont- (Short Line), ario. It is bounded on the east by the Niagara LILY LAKE, a pretty sheet of water 1 mile River. Area, of Lincoln and Niagara, 170.a5Q north of St. John, N.B. Near it are many fine acres. Chief town, St. Catharines (Pop. 9,946). Pop Of CO. (1901), 27,566. LILY PLAIN, a post settlement in Sas- LINCILN, a post village in Queens co„ P.E.I. katchewan Prov., on the Saskatchewan River (Lot 22). 3 miles from Hunter River Station, (Nth. branch). 11 miles from Prince Albert Sta- on the P.E. Island RR., 19 miles north-west of tion, on the C.P.R., 250 miles north of Regina. Charlottetown. It is in a grood farming dis- It has 1 Episcopal church. Pop., under 50. trict, and has a public chool. Pop. of district LILY OAK, a post village in Grey co., Ont., (chiefly French and Irish Cafcholics), 92. 41^ miles from Berkeley on the Toronto and LINDA, a post village in Compton co.. Que., Owen Sound branch of the C.P.R. 1 mile from E^st Angus, on the Quebec Central LILY VALE, a post settlement in Colchester Ry., 16 miles from Sherbrooke. It has 1 cheese CO., N.S., on the Stewiacke River, 13 miles factory. from Brookfledd, on the I.C.R. It contains LINDELL, a post village In New Westmin iter a Presbyterian church. It is a fine agricultural dist., B.C., near the international boundary, district, with splendid belts of woodland. Good in an attractive valley close to Cultus Lake, samples of silver and lead ore have been a favorite resort of tourists and campers, 6 found here, also plaster rock of good quality. miles from Columbia. Wash.. U.S., on the Bell- Pop. 80. Ingham Bay & British Columbia ER. Besides LIME BANK, a post village in Russell co., the post office, there is a school maintained Ont., on the Rideau River, 31^ miles from the by the B. C. Government. Cultus Lake Is a C.P.R. station of Manotick (Ottawa & Pres- good spawning water for salmon and other cott "branch), 14 miles south of Ottawa city. fish. It has 3 churches (Epis., Meth, and Pres.), 6 LINDEN, a post settlement In Cumberland stores, 2 hotels, 2 grist and planing mills, and CO., N.S., 10 miles from Pugwash on the Oxford 2 cheese factories, besides telegraph office. and Pictou branch of the I.C.R. Pop., about 150. LINDEN VALLEY, a post village in Victoria LIMB HILL, a post settlement in Inverness CO., Ont., south-west of Sturgeon Lake, and (Cape Breton) co., N.S., on the Bras d'Or V4, mile from Cambray Station, on the Cobo- Lake, 5 miles from River Denys (or Denns) conk & Lindsay branch of the G.T.R., 6 miles Station, on the I.C.R., 22 miles north-east of northwest of Lindsay. It has a meeting house Point Tupper. It has 1 Presbyterian church. of Friends. Pop., 120. Victoria Pop., about 100. LINDSAY, a flourishing post town in' LIMB HILL, a post settlement in Kings co., CO., Ont., on the Scugog River, with stations N.B., near Havelock on the Elgin and Havelock on the G.T.R. and its branches, and on the Ry. C.P.R., 70 miles north-east of Toronto, and 23 LIMEHOUSB. a post village in Halton co., miles west of Peterboro. It is also connected Ont., on the G.T.R., 32 miles from Toronto. by branches of the G.T.R. with Port Hope on Pop.. 500. Lake Ontario, on the south (53 miles distant), LIME KILN, a post settlement in Kings co., and with Haliburton, on th-- north (56 miles N.B., 2 miles from Stanley on the York and distant). It has 6 churches (R.C., Epis., Pres., Carleton Ry. Baptist and 2 Meth.). besides Salvation Army LIMB RIDGE, a post villace in Wolf- CO., ' barracks, about 60 stores, 8 hotels, 4 chartered Que., on the St. Francis River, and a -a'ation banks (Standard, Dominion, Montreal and Com- on the Maine Central RR.. north of Dudswell merce), various schools, a number of flour, saw Jet., on the Que. Central RR. It has 1 general and grist mills, 2 sash and door factories, 3 store, 1 hotel, 1 saw mill, and extensive lime foundries and machine works, 2 printing and ouarrles, besides express and telegraph office. newspaper offices (dailv and weekly "Post," and besides muni- Pop., 300. weekly "Watchman Warder"), collegia+e LIME ROCK, a post village in Pic^ru CO., cipal and county buildings, various teleeraph and tele- N S., on the West Riv°r. 9 mil'^s from W'^st- institutions, and express, vHle Station, on th<^ I.C.R. (P^c^ou & New phone offices. Pop. (census (1901), 7,003. N. Glasgow branch). 3 miles from Stellarton. It LINDSAY, a settlement in Colchester co., station on the lias 2 churches (Presbyterian), 2 stores. 1 flour S 2 miles from Belmont, a mill. 1 woollen factory. Pop., under 100. LC.R. . i LOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 597 LINDSAY, a post settlement in Carleton co., LINVILLE, a settlement in Carleton co., N.i ., ly) miles from Woodstock on the C.P.R. N.B., on the St. John River, 3 miles from in co.. Que. LINiDSAY, a lake Pontiac Kilburn station on the C.P.R., 7 miles from A^ixNijbAY WHaK.1^', a landing place of the Perth Jet. It has several Protestant churches, R.aeau L.akes in Carleton co., Out., 37 miles 3 stores, 1 hotel and 2 saw mills. from Ottawa. Pop., about 200. LINBBORO, a post settlement in Stanstead CO., Que., 1 mile from Stanstead Junction, on LINWOOD, a post village in Waterloo co., Ont., the the B. & M; R. Lake Memphremagog is its on Guelph and Goderich line of the C.P.R. It has I)ort. It contains 1 store and marble and granite 5 churches, 4 stores, 2 hotels, saw and grist mills, works. Pop., about 50. 1 branch bank, besides telegraph LINGAN, a seaport and post village in Cape and telephone offices. Pop., about 500. Breton co., N.S., 1^ miles from Dominion sta- tion on the Sydney & Louisburg Ry., and 12 LION'S DEN, a small fishing settlement, in dist. miles from Sydney. It contains 1 hotel and 1 the of Fogo, Nfld., on Fogo Island, 2 saw mill, also valuable coal seams, 3 of which miles from Fogo. Pop, (1901), 32. are over eight feet thick. The Lingan Bar is LION'S HEAD, a post settlement in Bruce CO., Ont., on the Georgian 1\ feet long by 500 feet broad, washed by the Bay, 23 miles north of Wiarton, Atlantic on the east and the Singer Bay on terminal station of the G.T.R., 106 miles north of Stratford. the west, noted for Its bathing qualities. Pop. It has 3 churches (Anglican, Presbyterian and Methodist), 18 of dist., 1,800. stores, 2 hotels, saw grist LINGAN BAY, or INDIAN BAY, east of Syd- and mills, 1 door and sash factory, 3 implement and 2 black- ney Harbor, in Cape Breton co., N.S., IJ miles smith shops and 2 livery stables. Pop. 500. long by Vz mile wide, an arm of Lingan Harbor extending to south-east boundary of Lingan LIPPENTOTT, a post village in a farming Road. section in Prov. of Sask., on the Pipestone LINOAN ROAD, a post settlement in Cape Creek, near Elkhorn, a station on the C.P.R,,, 64 miles w^est of Brandon, Breton co., N.S., on Lingan Bay, in G-ulf of St. and 7 miles from Pipestone, on the Can. Northern Lawrence, with port at Lingan Harbor. It is RR. It has 1 Presbyterian church and 1 store. 3^ miles from Dominion No. 1 Station, on the LlPTON, a progressive settlement in the Sydney & Louisburg extension of the I.C.R. Prov. of Saskatchewan (formerly Assa. E., from North Sydney. It has 1 R.C. church, 3 N.W.T.), in a good farming dist., 10 miles stores, 1 saw mill, and 1 telegraph office. Pop. north of the Qu'Appelle River and Lakes, fam- about 50. ous for their fine scenery, and LING-L.BY, a station on the C.P.R., in Kings the old Indian legend of Echo Lake. village CO., N.B., 15 miles from St. John, The is named LINIERE, a post settlement in Beauce co.. after Sir Thomas Llpton, of "Shamrock" fame. Que., 10 miles from St. Georg-e, on the Quebec It is on the Pheasant Hills branch of the Central Ry. It has several mills, 7 stores and C.P.R., 147 miles north-west of Kirkella, and 1 hotel. Pop. 200. 44 miles south-east of Strassburg, the present LINK, a post settlement in Osborne township, terminal of the branch. It has 2 churches (Epis. and Pres.), Nipissing dist., north Ono., adjoining JockA 2 hotels, 1 branch bank, be- sides express and telegraph offices. Pop., 300. flag station on Jocko Lake, and on the Temis- LISBON, a small post settlement in Perth kaming & Northern Ontario RR., 32 miles north CO., Ont., 8 miles from Baden, on the G.T.R. North Bay on Lake Nipissing. The Hav^kes- of It contains 1 tile and brick factory. 1 hotel, of Ottawa has a depot camp bury Lumber Co. blacksmith, tailor and shoe shops. Pop., 25, its employees. Jocko here for the supplying of LISBURN. a post office In Bruce co., Ont., River, near by, bas water communication with 1^4 miles from Ripley, on G.T.R., and 7 miles the Ottawa River. from Kincardine. LINKLETTER, a post and farming set- LISCOMB, a post village, port and ha^rbor tlement in Prince co., P.E.I., 2 miles from on the Atlantic, in Guysborough co., N.S., 50 Summerside, on the P.E.I. Ry. Pop., 125. miles from Antigonish Station, on the I.C.R. L.INKO, a station in Thunder Bay dist., It has 2 churches (Epis. and Meth.), 5 stores, NW Ont., on the C.P.R., 63 miles north-west 1 hotel, 1 lumber mill, together with telephone of Port Arthur, at the head of Lake Superior. and telegraph offices. Pop., about 700. LINN RIVER, a river of Haldimand co., Ont., LISCOMB MILLS, a settlement in Guysboro along the course of which are numerous water- CO., N.S., on the Li^'comb Riv*^r, which falls into the Atlantic. It is 60 from falls and cataracts, rendering the scenery of miles Anti- gonish Station, I.C.R. Glasgow the river very picturesque. on the (New & Mulgrave div.). It has 1 general store, 1 hotel, settlement in York co., Ont., LINTON,, a post 1 lumber (steam saw) mill. Pop., about 75. 6 miles from Bolton, on the C.P.R. (Tor., LISCOMB'S, a small lake in the north west branch), 27 mi'es Orangeville & Owen Sound part of Guysborough co. . N.S. It gives rise to north of Toronto. It is also near Aurora, on the Liscomb River, which has its outlet In the G.T.R., 29 miles from Toronto. It con- the Atlantic. tains 1 church (Presbyterian), 1 school and 1 LISGAR, a post village in Peel co., Ont., store. Pop. 200. and a station (1 mile distant) on the C.P.R., LINTON'S a post settlement in Sunbury co., f; miles from Streetsvill*"'. and 14 milfes from N.B., 2 miles from Chipman station on the New Guelph Jet. It has 1 Methodist church. Pop., Brunswick Coal & Ry. Co.'s line. 150. LINTRATHEN, a post office in Macdonald co., LISGAR STATION, a village In Drummond Man., 16 miles from Carmen, on the C.P.R. and CO., Que., on the Black River, and on the C.N.R. G.T.R. , 7 miles from Richmond and 69 miles 598 LOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA. from Montreal. It contains 1 Methodist church, LITTLE BARTIBOG, a post village in North- 2 mills and 1 store. umberland CO., N.B., 8 miles from Bartibog LISLE, a post village in Simcoe co., Ont., on the I.C.R. on the Bear Creek, and a station on the Col- LITTLE BASS, a small river in Colchester lingTsrood of the G.T.R., 17 & Beeton branch CO , N.S., enters Cob«quid Bay from the north. miles north-west of Beeton. It has 1 Metho- LITTLE BASS RIVER, a post village in Col- dist church, 2 stores and 1 hotel, besides ex- Chester CO., N.S.. on the Little Bass River, l'» press and telegraph office. Pop., 75. miles from the I.C.R. station L'ISLE, a lake in St. Maurice co., Que., in of Londonderry, 16 m^les north-west of the township of B«lleau. Truro. It has 1 general store, saw and planing mills, and 1 butter L'ISLET, a post village in L'Met CO., Qu3., factory. Pop., 150. on the south shore of the St. Lawrence River, near L'Islet station on the I.C.R.. 60 miles east LITTLE BAY (COLVILLE BAY), a farming settlement In Kings of Levis, and 64 miles west of Riviere du Loup. co., P.E.I. , on the Grand River, with It has 1 R. C. church, 12 stores, 3 hotels, 3 port at Annandale, 14 miles from flour and 4 saw mills, 2 window and door, and the station of Souris East, the north-east ter- 4 butter factories, 1 branch bank, with tele- minus, in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, of the P.E. graph and express office at L'Islet Station. Island KR. It has 1 R.C. church and 2 saw Pop., of parish, 2,500. and grist mills. Pop., under 50. L'ISLET, a county of Quebec, extending from LITTLE BAY, a small thriving fishing settle- the St. Lawrence, on the north-west to the ment in the district of Fortune Bay, Nfld., b\ LITTLE MECCATINA RIVER, Que., falls on the Reid-Nfld. Ry., about 85 miles intu the north shore of the Gulf of St. Law- west of St. John's. It has 2 R.C. lence, north east of Anticosti Island, near the churches, 5 stores 2 hotels, and 2 lobster factories, borders of Labrador. It affords the finest besides tele- phone office. Pop., 700. Salmon and trout fishing. LITTLE LITTLE METIS, a, popular summer resort in PLACENTIA SOUND, a settlement in the dist. of Placentia Rimouski co., Que., on the Lower St. Law- and St. Mary'sJ' Nfld.. Pop. , rence, 5 miles from Little Metis, a station on (1901), 47. the I.C.R. It has many attractive summer LITTLE POND, a post settlement in Kings Villas and cottages occupied by visitors from CO., P.E.I., on the Grand River, 14 miles from June to October. It contains 3 Protestant Souris East, on the P.E.I. Ry. It contains a churches, 5 stores, 6 hotels, 1 saw, 1 carding Roman Cathodic church and grist and saw mills. and 3 grist mills, 1 butter and cheese fac- LITTLE POND, a post settlement in Cape library, post tory, besides town hall and public Breton co.. N.S., 4 miles from Sydney Mines, on oflice savings bank, and telephone and tele- tho I. C. R. graph offices. Pop., resident^, about 500; sum- LI-TTLE PORT L'HEBERT, a post settlement mer population, 1,200. in Shelburne co., N.S., 60 miles west of Bridge- water Lunenburg LITTLE METIS STATION, a post village in co. It contains 1 Methodist church. Pop. 5# Rimouski co.. Que., on the I.C.R., 27 miles LITTLE QUILL LAKE, situate In east of Rimouski, It contains 2 stores, 2 Assinl- boia dist., now Prov. of Saskatchewan. hotels, 1 saw mill, and telegraph and •express Area, 45.000 acres. oiflces. Pop., 150. LITTLE MORTIER, a settlement in the dist. LITTLE QUIRPON, a settlement in the dist. of St. Barbe, Nfld. Pop. (1901) 22. of Burin, Nfld. Pop. (1901), 93. LITTLE RAPIDS, LITiLE MUSiQUASH, a post settlement in St. a post settlement In Al- goma dist, Ont., John CO., N.B., 5 miles from Musquash station, on the east branch of the on the New Brunswick Southern Ry. Pop., 50. Thessalon River, 1^ miles from Thessalon Sta- LITTLE NARROWS, a post village adjacent tion, on the C.P.R. It contains 1 Presbyterian church, to Ferry Landing Village, in Victoria co., N.S., 1 hotel, flour, shingle and saw mills, telephone, telegraph on St. Patrick's Channel, 4 miles from Alba^ and express offices, 2 gen- eral stores and 1 blacksmith on the I.C.R. It contains 1 Presbyterian shop. Pop.. 50. LITTLE REACH, a church, 4 stores and 1 steam saw mill, and is settlement in the dist. of Fortune Bay, Nfld. Pop. (1901), 34. in telephonic communication with Orangedale. LITTLE A steamer calls here daily from Whycocomagh. RIDEAU, a post settlement in Pres- cott Pop.. 150. CO., Ont, on the Ottawa river, 4 miles from LITTLE NOMININGUE, a lake in Labelle Stardale, on the C.P.R. (Ottawa Short Line). Pop., CO., Que., lying to the south of Lake Nomin- 150. ingue or Nomining, in the township of Lor- LITTLE RIDGE^ a post settlement In Albert anser. CO., N.B., a few miles from Albert, the termi- a small stream LITTLE NOUVELLE RIVER, nus of the Salisbury & Harvey Ry. Pop., 35. co.. in the township of Hope, Bonaventure LITTLE RIDGE, a settlement in the dist. of Que. It is frequented by sea trout and empties Trinity, Nfld. Pop. (1901), 25. Bay. forests of pine sur- into Chaleurs Large LITTLE RIDGETON, a post settlement in round its head waters. Charlotte co., N.B. St. Stephen, on the C.P.R., LITTLE OPEONGO, a lake in Renfrew CO., and on New Brunswick Southern Ry., is the Ont., a few miles north-east of Madawaska, in nearest station. Nipis.sing nlist., on the Ottawa & Parry Sound LITTLE RIVER, a fishing settlement in Bur- section of the G.T.R., 130 miles west of Ottawa geo and Poile city. La dist, Nfld., and a station on LITTLE PABOS, a post settlement in Gaspe the Reid-Newfoundland Ry., 22 miles from CO., Que., an-d a port of call of the Interpro- Burgeo. Pop. (1901), 114. vincial Navigation Co.'s steamers. Caplin, on LITTLE RIVER, a small stream of Ontario, Atlantic, Quebec & Western Ry., is the nearest running into the River Detroit, in Essex co. station. It contains 1 store and 1 saw mill. LITTLE RIVER, a post settlement in Cum- Pod.. 400. berland CO., N.S., 41/^ miles from Oxford, on I.C.R., 21^ miles from Oxford It LITTLE PARADISE, a fishing settlement on the Jet contains 1 Baptist church and 4 saw mills. the west side of Placentia Bay, Nfld., 22 miles Pop., 135. from Placentia. Pop. (1901), 90. LITTLE rises in small lake in LITTLE PASSAGE, a fishing settlement in RIVER, a Northumb'^rland co., N.B., and flows into a the dist. of Fortune Bay, Nfld. Pop. (1901), river in the same countv which is not named. 25. LITTLE RIVER, a river of that name in LITTLE PIC, a river of the dist. of Thunder Albert co., N.B. It affords fair trout fishing. Bay, Ont., enters Lake Superior in the bottom It is 35 milos long, and empties into the St. of a bay lying north of Pic Island(, about 20 John through Indian, Trench and Grand Lakeg. miles north-west of the mouth of the Great LITTLE RLVER. Halifax CO., N.S. See Little Pic River. Iron ore is found near its mouth. River Musauodoboit. LITTLE PIERRE JACQUEiS, a post settle- LITTLE RIVER, a small river falling into ment in Prince co., P. E. I., 6^^ miles from Chignecto Bay, on the north coast of Cumber- O'Leary station on the P. E. I. Ry. land CO., N.S. LITTLE PILES, a fall on the St. Maurice LITTLE RIVER, a small stream flowing into in Champlain co.. Que., 33 miles from its mouth. the Gulf of St. Lawrence, at the northern end of Cheticamp, Inverneiss Co.. N.S. It takes its LITTLE PLACENTIA, In or ARGENTINA, rise from various springs in the interior, and .th^ dist. of Placentia and St. Mary's, Placentia is about 12 miles long. It abounds with trout Uay, Nfld., miles 5 from Placentia, a station and eels, and sometimes is frequented by LOVELIv'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 601 ion. Canoes can ascend a distance of 2 LITTLE SANDS, a post settlement in Queens miles. CO., P. E. I., near Murray Harbor, on the I. C. LITTLE RIVER, a small stream falling into R. Port Richmond, on the Strait of Canso, Cape LITTLE SASKATCHEWAN RIVER, Man., Breton Island; 6 miles from its mouth there rises in Marquette co., near the Riding Moun- are two small lakes 3 to 4 miles long, abound- tains, and flows in a southerly course into the ing with salmon and trout. Newdale River. LITl'LE RIVER, Kent CO., N.B. See McKee's LITTLE SE[LD0M-COME-BY, a fishing Mills. settlement on the south side of Fogo Island, LITTLE RIVER, in Bonaventure co., Que., Nfld., 7 miles from Fogo. Pop. (1901), 82. falls into the mouth of the Restigouche, The LITTLE SHELDRAKE, or BECSIE, a salmon latter empties into Chaleurs Bay. and trout river, near and above Point de LITTLE RIVER, a post and fishing vil- Monts, in Saguenay co.. Que. It empties into lage situate on Digby Neck on Bay of Fundy, the St. Lawrence at entrance to the Gulf, op- Digby CO., N.S., 25 miles from Digby, a station posite the boundary lino between Rimouski co. on the Dom. Atlantic RR., 20 miles south- and Gaspe dist. west of Annapolis Royal. It has 1 Baptist LITTLE SHEMOGUB. a post settlement in church, public hall, school, post office, 4 stores, Westmoreland co., N.B., on the Little She- and 1 canning factory, besides telephone ofQce. mogue River, 6 miles from Port Elgin, on the There is daily stage to and from Uigby, tele- N.B. & P.E.I. RR. It contains 1 Presbyterian graph and express station, also communication church, 1 saw mill, 3 lobster canneries and 1 by water tri-weekly with Weymouth Bridge (9 lobster hatchery. Pop., 450. miles distant), on the Dominion * Atlantic RR. LITTLE SHIKTEHAWK, a stream in Carle- Pop.. 355. ton CO., N.B., emptying into St. John River at Bristol. LITTLE RIVER CHETICAMP, a post settle- post settlement in ment in Inverness co., N.S., 40 miles from In- LITTLE SHIPPEGAN, a Shippegan verness station, on the Inverness & Rich- Gloucester co., N.B., 2% miles from churches-, mond Ry. It contains a Roman Catholic on the Caraquet Ry. It contains 2 church, 1 store and 1 lobster cannery. Pop., 300 a number of canning factories, 8 stores and 1 LITTLE RIVER (WILSONBUROH post office), hotel. Pop.. 400. a lumber settlement with coal in the vicinity, LITTLE SOUTHERN HARBOR, a settlement in Sunbury co., N.B., 8 miles from Minto Sta- In the dist. of Placentia and St. Mary's, Nfld. tion on the New Brunswick Coal & Ry. Co's Pop. (1901), 66. line. It has 2 churches (Epis. and Union Baptist LITTLE SOUTH WEST MIRAMICHI, a lake and Methodist), and 1 hotel, with express and of Northumberland co., N.B., near the Twin telegraph offices at Minto. Pop., 160. Mountains. LITILE RIVER COVERDALE, a settlement LITTLE TANCOOK, an island in Chester Ba- in Albert co., N.B., 7 miles from Salisbury on sin, Lunenburg co., N.S., 8 miles west of Hali- the I.C.R. and Salisbury & Harvey Ry. It fax. in contains 2 churches (Methodist and Baptist) LITTLE TIGNISH, a post settlement Tignish, a sta- and saw and grist mills. Pop. 300. Prince co., P. E. I.. 4 miles from E. I. Ry. LITTLE RIVER EAST, a pos.t settlement in tion on the P. Antigonish co., N.S. Oaspe CO., Que., 56 miles from Paspebiac, on LITTLE TRACADIB, the Atlantic, Quebec Western Ry., and a port See Linwood. of call of the steamers of the Interprovincial LITTLE TRINITY, a river in the Saguenay Navigation Co. It has 2 saw mills, 2 grist district, Que., about 270 miles below Quebec, mills and 2 stores. Pop., 150. empties into the St. Lawrence. It is noted for LITTLE RIVER, MUSQUODOBOIT, a post its fine salmon and trout. settlement in Halifax co., N.S., on Mu^quodo- LITTLE VILLAGE, a station on the Quebec boit River,. 16 miles from Shubenacadie, on Ry. Light & Power Co.'s Ry., in Montmorency I.C.R. It contains 2 stores, grist, saw and CO., Que., 7 miles from Quebec. shingle mills, 1 leather factory, 1 hotel and 2 LITTLE WARD'S HARBOR, a settlement In churches. It has large deposits of plaster. the dist. of Twillingate, Nfld. Pop. (1901), 173. shallow Coal is supposed to exist; a;lso a large amount LITTLE WHITE RIVER, a rapid, of timber. A railway service has just been stream flowing south.-westerly and falling into completed here. Pop., 300. the River Mississauga, in Algoma dist., N.W settlement of LITTLE RIVER (NO. SIDE), a Ont., north shore of Lake Huron, north fn the dist. of St. George, Nfld. Pop. (1901), Dayton, on the "Soo" branch of the C P.R. 183. LITTLEWOOD, a post settlement in Middle- (SO. SIDE), a settlement in Station, LITTLE RIVER sex CO., Ont.. 5 miles from Southwold Nfld. Pop. (1901). 118. (Metho- the dist. of St. George, on the M.C.R. It contains 2 churches post settlement in Pop., LITTLE RIVER WEST, a dist and Presbyterian), and 1 school. Gaspe CO., Que., on the Little River, 45 miles from New Carlisle, on the Atlantic, Quebec & LITTLE YORK, a post and school district stores, hotel, 2 Island Western Ry. It contains 4 1 in Queens co., P.E.L. on Prince Edward lobster canneries, 2 saw mills and telegraph Ry York, on the P. E. Island RR. (Souris office. Pop., 480. branch), 9 miles from Charlottetown, is the LITTLE ROCHER, Albert CO., N.B. See nearest railway station. It contains 1 store, 1 Petit Rocher. Methodist church, and 1 flour and oat mill. LITTLE ST. FRANCIS, a lake in Beauce co., Pop., about 150. _ . - o Que. Out of the north end of the lake the St. LIVERPOOL, a seaport in Queens CO., N.b., Mersey Francis River flows. on the right bank of the Liverpool or Harbor, LITTLE ST. LAWRENCE, a small fishing River at its entrance into Liverpool settlement with a fine harbor on the west side miles south-west of Halifax. It is the 75 maritime of Placentia Bay, Nfld., 14 miles from Burin. centre of a laree and growing It has besides Pop. (1901), 51. trade, and la a port of entry. 602 LOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CAf^ADA. the county buildings, 5 churches (R.C., Epis., LOBETHAL, a post office in Assa. W., Prov. Meth., Congreg-ational and Baptist), 50 stores, of Saskatchewan IBVa miles from Herbert, on 2 hotels, 1 lumber mill, 1 corn and feed mill, the C.P.R., between Moose Jaw and Swift Cur- 1 carriage factory, 1 newspaper office (the rent. "Advance"), 2 banks (Union of Halifax and LOBO, a post settlement in Middlesex co., Nova Scotia) together with telegraph and tele- Ont., on the Bow River, 2'^ miles from Mel- phone offices. Considerable shipbuilding and a rose, on the C.P.R., and 2Mr miles from Ko- large shipping trade is done at Liverpool. Pop^ moka, on the G.T.R. It contains 1 Masonic about 3,000. hall, 1 Foresters' hall, 1 store, 1 hotel, 1 wagon factory LIVERPOOL, Kent co., N.B. See Richibucto. and 1 blacksmith shop. Pop., 100. LIVERPOOL, a station on the Great Northern LOBSTER COVE, a settlement in the dist. of Fortune Bay, Nfid. Ry., in New Westminster district, B.C., 2 miles Pop. (1901). 17. from New Westminster. LOBSTER COVE, a settlement in the dist. LIVERPOOL BAY, at the mouth of the Liver- of St. Barbe, Nfld. Pop. (1901), 26. pool River, in Queens co., N.S. LOBSTER HARBOR, a small fishing settle- LIVERPOOL CAPE, is the name of a head- ment on the French shore, Nfld., in the dist. land on the south side of the entrance to Lan- of St. Barbe, on the south side of White Bay, caster Sound, in the Arctic waters of the 50 miles from Tilt Cove. Pop. (1901), 10. Franklin district, and of anothr bounding the LOBSTICK LAKE, in Ungava dist., N. E. inlet, Liverpool bay, immediately south-west Terr. It is drained eastward by the Hamilton River, of Cape Bathurst. Lat. about 70° N., Ion. 80° on which there are grand falls, into W. Lake Melville and Hamilton Inlet, in the La- brador Peninsula. LIVERPOOL MARKET, a post village in Ontario co., Ont, 2V^ miles from Pickering, on LOCHABER, a post village in a farming the G.T.R. It contains 1 store, 1 hotel and 2 settlement in Antigonish co., N.S., on Lochaber telegraph offices. Distance from Lake, 15 miles from the I.C.R. Station of James Toronto ' 20 miles. Pop., 230. River, 10 miles from Antigonish. It has 1 R. C. church, 2 stores. 1 hotel, with expres-si LIVING SPRING, a post, settlement in Wel- and telegraph officf^s (18 miles distant), at An- lington CO., Ont, on the Irvine River, 6 miles tigonish. Pop., 100. from Fergus. Station, on the G.T.R. It has a school. LOCHABER BAY, a post hamlet in a farm- ing dist.. in Labelle co., Que., and a station LIVINGSTONE, a post settlement in Alberta (Lochaber) on the C.P.R., Ottawa to Montreal Province, on the North Fork Old Man's River, line, on the north shore of Ottawa River, 10 miles from Cowley Station, on the C P.R the It contains 3 miles 1 English church and 1 lumber from Thurso and 27 miles from Ottawa mill. Pop., about 100. city. It has 1 Presbyterian church an-d 1 LIVINGSTON COVE, a post settlem-nt in cheese factorv in the vicinity. Antigonish co., N.S., 22 miles from Antigonish, LOCHABER LAKE, a beautiful sheet of water on the I.C.R. It contains 1 Roman Catholic in Antigonish co., N.S., 5 miles long by % r-burch, 2 stores and 2 lobster canneries. Pop., mile wide. 160. LOCHABER MINE, a settlement at the east end of Halifax co., N.S., on the East River LIVINGSTONE CREEK, a post village and farming (Sheet Harbor Passage), which empties into settlement in Algoma dist., Ont 7 miles the Atlantic. It is 60 miles from Shubenacadie from Thessalon Station, on the C.P.R.' 29 miles Station, on the I.C.R., 40 miles north of Hali- west of Algoma, and 46 miles east' of fax City. It has 1 Presbyterian church and 1 Sault Ste. Marie. It has 1 church (Meth. and Pres.) store. Pop., 80. 1 general store. 1 saw mill, and 1 knit- ting factory. Pop., 150. LOCHALISH, a post settlement in Huron CO., Ont., miles from Ripley, on the Palmers- LLEWELYN, a post settlement in Assiniboia 6J ton and Kincardine branch of the G.T.R. It aist., Prov. of Saskatchewan, 14 miles from contains 2 stores, 1 mill and a blacksmith Stockholm Station, on the C.P.R. (Pheasant shop. Pop., 80. xliils branch). 9 miles from Osier on the C N R It has churches LOGH ALVA, a lake of Kings co., N.B., good 3 (Epis., Meth. and Congre- for trout fishing. gational), and 1 general store. Pop., about 400 Mls&isquoi co.. LLOYD, a post hamlet LOCH ANNA, a small lake in in Lanark co. Onf. Que. on Taylor's Lake. 11 miles from Almonte, on post settlement in Invprness the C.P.R. (Smith's Falls and Arnprior div.), LOCH BAN, a miles CO., N.S. Port Hood, on the Inverness Ky,, is 7 north of Carleton Place Jet. It has 3 small general s+ore and 1 blacksmith shop. th'^ npfl.rest station. LLOYDMINSTER, a progressive post settle- LOCH BROOM, a post settlement in Pictou CO., N.S.. 2 miles from Pictou on the Pictou ment in the north-west s^cti^n of th-^ Prov. branch of the I.C.R. of Saskatchewan, north of Battle River and LOCHEND. a post office in the Calgary dist., Manitou Lake, and south of Port Pin, on the Prov. of Alberta, lOi^ miles north of Cochrane, N. Saskatchewan River. It is a station on the a station on the C.P.R., 22 miles west of Cal- Edmonton div. of the Canadian Northern RR., '*'' gary. Ranching and dairy farming are the milps south-east of Vermilion. Alberta ard chief industries of the region. S^ miles north-west of North Batt^eford.' V LOCH GARRY, a pretty sheet of water in has 1 Episcopal church, th<^ Presby^erHn and Glengarrv co.. Ont.. 2i/^ miles long and % of a Method'st bodies holdine; services in the Govern- mile Near the centre of it there is a ment Immigration wide. Hall. It has also pb^ut 20 large island, called Crane Island, on which stores of vaiious sorts, 1 hotel, 2 bank agencies, are a large number of blue herons, or cranes. printing 1 and newsnapf^r office ("Llovdrninster LOCH GARRY, a post village in Glengarry Times"), besides telegraph and express offices. CO., Ont., miles from Kenyon, near the line Fop., SYz 250. of the Canada Atlantic RR. (now the Ottawa LOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 6oa & Swanton, Vt., div. of the G.T.R..) and near LOCK'S COVE, a settlement in the dist. of Apple Hill, on the C.P.R. Pop. under 100. Burgeo and La Poile, Nfld. Pop. (1901), 28. LOCHIEX,, a post village in Glengarry co., LOCK'S COVE, a settlement in the dist. of Ont., 6 miles from Alexandria and 21 miles Fogo, Nfld. Pop. (1901), 26. from Lancaster. It contains 1 Roman Catho- LOCK'S HARBOR, a settlement in the dist. lic church, 1 store, 1 hotel, 1 carriage shop, of Twillingate, Nfld. Pop. (1901), 25. and 1 gcist mill. Pop., 60. LOCKSluE, a post settlement in Richmond CO., LOCHINVAR, or McNAB, a village in Glen- N.S., 21 miles from St Peters, a station on the Cape Breton Ry. garry CO.. Ont.. 5 miles from Vankleek Hill, LOCKSLEY, a post village in Renfrew co., on the C.P.R. Pop., 42. Ont., a station (1 1-3 miles distant), KATRINE, a post village in Antigonish on the LOCH Grand Trunk Railway (Pembroke and Golden CO., N.S., 18 miles from South River sta- Lake branch). It has 1 Methodist church and 1 tion on th»^ Tf/R. (Truro <^ Svdney branch). cheese factory (2l^ miles distant). Pop., settlement in Richmond under LOCH LOMOND, a 50. Island), N.S., 22 miles from CO. (Cape Breton LOCKTON, post village in co.. Peter's a Peel Ont.» St Peter's (north-eastward), on St. on the Rivf-r Humber, Breton RR. 1% miles from Centre- Bay, on the Atlantic. The Cap? ville, on the G.T.R., 5 miles from Cardwell th^ south side line has been surveyed close by Jc. It contains 1 store. Pop., 20. Presbyterian of Loch Lomond. It has 2 LOrKWOOD, p small settlement in "S-lk^rk mills, churches. 3 stores. 4 saw and 2 carding CO., Man., 5 miles from Teulon StaMon, oa on the with telegraph facilities at Irish Cove, the C.P.R., 40 miles north of Winnipeg, Pop., Pop., 450. Bras d'Or Lake. under 25. LOCH LOMOND, a post settlement in St. T.OCO, a station in south-east Kootenay dist., John CO., N.B., on the lake of the same name, B.C., 6 miles south of Cranbroofc both being 10 miles from St John. on the C.P.R.. near the Kootenay Rive^. a beautiful lake 6 mil«s LOCH LOMOND, LOCUST HILL, a post settlement in York north of St. John, N.B., one of a chain supply- CO., Ont.. on the Rouge River, and a station citv with water ing the on LOCH LOMOND WEST, a post, farming and the C.P.R.. 20 miles north-east of Toronto. It contains 1 Methodist g'rain lumber settlement in Richmond co., N.S., 24 church. 1 store 1 elevator, 1 butter factory, miles from St. Peter's, a station on the Cape and telegraph and express oflices. Pop., Breton RR. It has 1 Presby^eriRn church, 1 75. office general store and 1 lumber mill. There is good LODORE. a post in Lanark co , Ont., trout fishing and small game hunting in the 13 miles from Lavant Stationt on the Kingston vicinity. Pop., 70. 6 Pembroke RR. LOCH MONAR, a PO'st and ranching settle- LOGAN, a post, farming and stock- in MacdonaM ment with nort on Shoal Lake, raising settlement in the electoral dist. of Balmoral Station, on CO Man.. 20 miles from Strathcona, Prov. of Alberta, with p-rt on C.P.R. (Teulon branch), 30 miles north- the Beaver Lake. It is ?4 miles from Chipman, on west of Winnipeg. Pop., 25. the Can. Northern Ry. The post office is the in LOCH WINNOCH. a post settlement distributing one for a number of other post set- Renfrew co.. Ont. 2% miles from CasMpford on tlements in the region. It has 1 Episcopal Pon.. 60. the C.P.R. It has a general store. church and 2 stores. Pop., about 75. LOCKEPORT. a post and fishing village on LOGAN'S TANNERY, a settlement in Pictou Locke's Island, on the west side of Ragged CO., N.S. ^ mile from Scotch Hill station on Island Bay. and connected by bridge and beach the Oxford and Pictou branch of the I.^.R. with the mainland, in Shelburne co.. N.S. It LOGANTON, a post office in the Prov. of from is distant 4 miles bv land and 3 bv water Saskat<5hewan (formerly Assa. W., N.W.T.), the line of the Halifax & South-Western RR. 35 miles from Saskatoon, a sta^on on the It has trade with the West Indies in produce Regina branch of the C.N.R., 160 miles and fish. It has 4 churches (Epis.. Pres.. Horth-west of Regina, and 52 miles south of Meth. and Baptist). 14 stores. 3 hotels. 1 bank Duck Lake. It has 1 general store. Pop., 18. (branch of Union Bank of Halifax), 2 lobster LOGANVILLE, a post settlement in Pictou and boneless fish canning factories, besides CO., N.S., 12 miles from Scotsburn on the Ox- telephone and telegraph offices. Pop., 500. ford and Pictou branch of the I.C.R. It has 1 LOCKE ROAD, a post settlement in Prince branch bank. O'Leary's, on the P. E. co . P.EL, 5 miles from LOGBURG, a ix)st settlement in the dist. of I. Rv. AFs'niboia, East Sask., 16 miles from r'hnrch- LOCKHART, a s-ni"ment In Strf»+hf^ona dist., bridgfi on tho Yorkton branch of the C.P.R. Alta.. 28 miles from Lacombe, a station at fhe T/OG CABIN, a ix)!:t settlement in Comox- junction of the Caleary & Edmonton and La- Atlin dist., B.C.. and a station on the White comb*^ hrari/^hPR of the C.P.R. Pass & Yukon Rv., 32 miles from Skagway. LOCKHARTVILLE, a post settlement In LOGGIEVILLE. a post settlement in North- Kings CO., N.S., on the Avon River. 3 mileg umberland CO., N.B., and the eastern terminus from Hantsport, on the Dominion Atlantic Ry., of the Fredericton branch of thp I.C.R., 5 miles Windsor and Annapolis branch. It contains 2 from Chatham. It has 1 branch bank. churches (Methodist and Baptist), and 1 school LOGIERAir, a nost settlement in Lambton and 1 store. Pop., 200. CO., Ont.. 3 miles from Sarnia. on the G.N.R. LOCKPORT, a post parish and municipality LOOHOCH. a post hamlet in a fine farming In Selkirk co.. Mna.. on Red River, and on the section in Marquette co., Man.. 6 miles from C.P.R., 2 miles from Lower Fort Garry, 16 Kenton Station, on the C.P.R. (Lenore branch), miles north of Winnipeg. It contains 3 7 miles from Lenore. The breeding of cattle churches, grist mill and 3 stores. Pop.,' 2,000. and raising of pigs is the chief industry of LOCK'S COVE, a. settlement in the dist. of thp place. It has 1 Presbyterian church and X St. Barbe, Nfld. Pop. (1901), 64. blacksmith shop. Pop., under 50. ^04 LOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA. LOG VALLEY, a post village in Assa. West, LONDON, EAST and SOUTH, in Middlesex Piov. of (Saskatchewan, on tiie So. Sd.i=kaich^- CO., Ont. See London. wan River, 35 miles from, Herbert, a station LONDON JUNCTION (or POTTERSBURG). on the C.P.R. tmain line), 28 miles east of a post village in Middlesex co., Ont., and a sta- (Pottersburg) on the G.T.R., 3 miles from Swift Current. Besides the post office there is tion town. It has 1 Presby- i general store, with telegraph and txpresa London, the county stores, 2 hotels, 1 meat packing ofllces at Herbert. Pop., about X ouo. terian church, 3 and express offices. LOGY BAY, a fishing settlement on the At- factory, Desi-des telegiaph JantxC, in the dist. of bt. John's, Nfld., 5 miles Pop. 300. north of St. John's, the capital, on the K-id- LONE TREE a post settlement in Marquette terminus jvfnd. KR. Pop., about 2ou. CO., Man., 4 miles fiom Rossburn, the of the Rossburn section of the Canadian North- L'OISKAU, a small river, in Selkirk CO., ern Ry. Man. It flows out of Snow Shoe i-^ke. LONG BAY, a settlement on Manitoulin LOMBARDY, a post village in Leeds co., Island, flanked by the Georgian Bay on the Ouc, b mues irom me C.P.K. station of Smith's east, and by Lake Huron on the south, in Falls. It contains 4 churches (R.C., Lpis., Manitoulin Island dist., Ont. Long Bay Meth. and Holiness), 1 flouring mill, 1 shiuglj Grand situated on the south-west shore of Lake cheese factory, and 3 stores, 2 hotels, is inixi, 1 Kagawong. with shipping port at Kagawong, and 1 telephone office. There are deposiis of the north channel of the Georgian Bay. phosphate of lime, plumbago and mica in the in to the westward, is the chief local ueiguborhood. Pop,^ 100. Gore Bay, village in the district, and there the steamers LOMBRETTB, a river in Montmorency co., that ply between Coilingwood, Sault Ste Marie Que., runs into the River St. Ange. and Lake Superior, call daiiy in the season. . LONDESBOROUGH, a thriving post village in Opposite Gore Bay, across the North Channel, Huion CO., Ont., on the River Maitland, and there is railway communication by the C.P.R., the London, Huron and Bruce division of on at Spanish River Station, 25 miles east of Al- the G.T.R., 59 miles from London, and 7 miles goma Mills. At Long Bay there is a Men- from Clinton. It contains 2 churches (Pres. church. Pop., about 250. Metn.), telegraph and express offices, 9 nonite and BEACH, a village in Digby co., N.S., stores, 1 hotel, 1 grist mill, 2 blacksmith shops LONG Neck, between Sandy Cove and Little and 1 carriage factory. Pop.. 250. on Digby River, 6 miles from Weymouth, by steam ferry. LONDON, the capital of Middlesex co., Ont., It contains 1 Baptist church and 1 store. There and one of the most beautiful residential cities is a lobster pond here where about 150,000,000 Dominion, offering exceptional advan- in the young lobsters are hatched annually. tages for the establishment of factories. It is LONG BEACH, a settlement in the dist. of Thames, 120 miles west of situate on the River Bonavista, Nfld. Pop. (1901), 23. Toronto, and 106 miles east north-west of LONG BEACH, a settlement in the dist. of Windsor. fin-e agricultural country is tribu- A Placentia and St. Mary's, Nfld. Pop. (1901), 26. it, and it is well served, besides elec- tary to LONG BBACH, a settlement in the dist. of tric trolley lines, by the following railroads: Trinity, Nfld. Pop. (1901), 78. the G.T.R., C.P.R., London & Port Stanley, and resort on Lake the Michigan Central RRs. The G.T.R. divi- LONG BRANCH, a summer co., 8 miles west of To- sional car shops are located here, and it is the Ontario, in York Ont., ronto. It has a post office in summer, besides seat of the Western University, a Normal store and hotel, and is a station on the G.T.R., School, Huron College, 2 hospitals, a lunatic and Port Credit; it has tram an orphan asylum, besides minor colleges, between Mimico and connection also with Toronto by the Tor. & schools and 25 good public schools. It ladies' York Radial RR. The Long Branch Rifle has about 40 churches of the chief denomina- Ranges are within two miles of the place. C. and Anglican cathe- tions, including R. LONGBURN, a farming and ranching settle- drals, 10 banks, 6 loan companies, many fine ment in Portage la Prairie co., Man., 5 miles printing and 2 newspaper stores and hotels, 10 from Westbourne Station, on the C.P.R. (No.- offices ("The Free Press " and "Advertiser"), Western branch), 17 miles from Portage la together with extensive manufacturing estab- Prairie. It has 2 churches (Pres. and Baptist), lishments, including carriage, stove, cigar, with post, express and telegraph offices at Mac- brushes, chewing gum, and confectionery works, donald and at Westbourne. Pop., under 100. besides iron foundries, machine shops, brew- LONG COVE, a settlement in the dist. of eries, mills, tanneries, boot and shoe factories, Bonavista. Nfld. Pop. (1901), 12. and candle works, musical Instrument soap LONG COVE, a settlement in the dist. of works, etc. The Western Fair has its periodic Burin, Nfld. Pop. (1901), 17. agricultural exhibit here. Springbank Park, LONG COVE, a settlement in the dist. of SCO acres in extent, 5 miles from the city, is Trinity, Nfld. Pop. (1901). 41. city and reached by trolley. owned by the LONG CREEK, a post settlement in Queens city returns 1 member each to the Dom. The CO., P.E.I., on the West or Elliott River, with Prov. Legislatures. Pop. (1905), esti- and the port at Westville and West River Bridge. It mated at 41,500. it situated 10 miles from Charlottetown, on the LONDONDERRY, a post town, a little to P. B. Island Ry. It has 3 churches (Epis., Pres. th- north of Cobequid Bay, in Colchester co., and Baptist), 3 stores, 1 blacksmith shop, 1> ^.S., and a station (2 miles distant) on th^ saw mill and 1 carriage factory. Pop., about T.C.R. (Truro, Amherst. & Moncton section), 18 150. miles north-west of Truro. It has 5 churche? LONG CREEK, a post office In Qu'Appelle CO., N.B., 3 miles from Ck)dy's a station on the LONG LAKE, one of the group of lakes in New Brunswick Coal & Ry. Co.'s line. the extreme north of Manitoba. It takes its LONGFORD LAKE, a lake of Victoria co., rise near Lake Winnipegosis and flows into Ont., affording good fishing. It lies to the Pickerel Lake. east of Lake Couchiching. LOiN'G Lajvh], one of the group of lakes in LONGFORD MILLS, a post settlement in Marquette co., Man. Near by are the Rding Ontario co., Ont., and a station on the Toronto Mountains. and North Bay branch of the G.T.R, 8 miles LONG LAKE, rises between St. George'a iorth of Orillia. It contains 1 church, 2 stores Lake and Middle Jack-head Lake, in Selkirk and 2 stone quarries. Pop. 250, CO... Man. LONG HARBOR, a fishing settlement on the LONG LAKE, a lake in Quebec co.. Que. east side of Placentia Bay, Nfld., with a sta- LONG LAKE, a lake in Saguenay co., Que. tion, near by, on the Reid-Nfld. Co.'s Ry. and LONG LAKE, a beautiful lake in Temiscouata Steamship lines. Long Harbor Station is 10 CO., Que., about 13 miles long and 1 wide. It miles from Placentia Jet., 17 miles from Whit- is the source of the River Gatineau. bourne, and 73 miles west of St. John's. It has LONG LAKE, in Thunder Bay dist., N. Ont,, 2 R.C. churches, 20 stores, 1 hotel, 12 factories north of Lake Superior, is 54i^ long by 1^ (lobster, cod, salmon trout and herring), with miles broad. Its shore line measures 192 miles, a newspaper ("Herald and Telegram"). The exclusive of islands. The country around the region is noted for its valuable furs and its cod southern part of the lake is rugged and moun- fishery; there is also good farm and timber tainous, with very little covering of any kind lands in the vicinity. Pop. (1901), 139. upon the hard gneiss rocks. The following LONG HARBOR, a settlement in the dist. of rivers enter the west side:—Hane's River, Fortune Bay, Nfld. Pop. (1901), 10. Kawesaquagama, or Paint River; Kamuckati- LONG ISLAND, a post settlement in K'ngs waga, or Black Water River; and Kinonge, or CO., N.S., on the island in Minas Basin, 2 miles Pike River; on the east side, Making Ground from Grand Pr6, on the Dominion Atlantic Ry., River. Oats and barley have been success- 3 miles from Wolfville. Pop., about 100. fully cultivated at Long Lake House. Lat. 49° LONG ISLAND, Digby CO., N.S., adjoining 46° 30' N., Ion. 86° 46' W. Hay, potatoes Brier Island, at the south-west extremity of and all the ordinary vegetables also thrive re- the point of land between St. Mary's Bay and markably well. Near by is Little Long Lake. the Bay of Fundy. See Freeport, the chief vil- LONG LAKE, in Nipissing dist., N. Ont., lage on the island. lying to the N.W. of Moose Lake a station on LONG ISLAND, a settlement in Bonavista the Temiskaming & Northern Ontario RR., Bay, Nfid., 4 miles from Open Hall. It is in- north of North Bay, on Lake Nipissing. habited by fishermen. Pop. (1901), 10. LONG LAKE, a post and mining settlement in Frontenac co., Ont., 7 miles from Moun- LONG ISLAND, an island in Hudson Bay. at tain Grove station, on the C.P.R., 101 miles the north-east entrance of James Bay. Lat. west of Montreal, 8 miles from the line of 55° 5' N., Ion. 79° W. the Kingston «& Pembroke RR., and about 40 ISLAND, at the head of LONG Lake Mis- miles from the city of Kingston. It has 1 take, on the Riviere du LiSvre, Labelle co.. Methodist church, 1 genueral store and 1 leaOkanagan Lake on the west, and south of Sound. Okanagan Landing. LONG LAKE, a lake In Thunder Bay dist.. LONG LAKE, situate in Algoma dist., Ont. N. W. Ont., north-west of Lake Superior, about Area, 48,000 acres. 53 miles long, and varying from ^^ to 4 miles LONG LAKE RIVER, Thunder Bay dist., wide. The country around its shores is ex- N. W. Ont. It flows into Long Lake. See Keno- tremely rough. Cat Lake and Trout Lake are gami-sibi. united with it at its southern extremity. LONGLAKETON, a post settlement in the At its head is a trading post of the Hudsotaf Prov. of Saskatchewan (formerly Assiniboia, Bay Co. Lat. 49*^ 46' 30" N., Ion. 86° 46' W. N.W.T.), on the Qu'Appelle River, 24 miles 606 LOVEIvVS GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA. from Regina, on the C.P.R. It contains 1 LONG VIEW, a post settlement in Calgary disc, .rt-lia, Jeresbyterian church. Pop., liiS. i^aigaiy, at the junction of tne LiOr^G POiNi, a setliemeut in the Qist. oi Calgary aud Ji^dmuutou, ana Calgary and Mi-c- St Bar be, Nfld. Pop. {i-Wi), 24. leou bianciies with the main iiiie oi the C.P.R. Long point, a post village in Inverness co. IS the neaiest station. mile irom (Cape Breton island), Js.b., i a LONG WOOD, a post village in Middlesex co., Ulaigmore Station, ou tne Inverness & Kicn- Ont., on tne G.l.jct., zi miles from London. north mond RR.. close to Judique, and 12 miles It contains telegraph office and 1 store. Pop., R. b. about Zoo. of Port Hastings. It has (near by) 2 saw, grist aiid churches; also y stoies, 1 hotel, ajujNSDALE a post settlement in Kinga factories, be- carding mills, 3 lobster canning CO., N.U., 6 miles from Sussex, on the I.C.R.. ohices farming sides telegraph and express i-6 miles north-east of St. John. It contains 1 industries of the and fishing are the chiet Methodist cnurch and 1 store. Pop., about 100. uuiNSDALE, a post village in Hastings co., ^ settlement in Kiiigs LONG *POINT,' a post Ont., ou Salmon River, with port at Deseronto, Station, on the I.C.R. CO., N.B., Bear Norton 4 inilcs from Marysville Station, on the G.T.R., Pop., under 100. , 8 miles from Napanee. It contains 1 grist mill, in the dist. or LONG POINT, a settlement 1 sloie, 1 hotel and 2 chuiches (Presbyterian 19. Trinity, Nfld. Pop. (1901). and Methodist). Pop. 61. LONG POINT, a post settlement in Leeds K.ver, o miits LOO COVE, a settlement in the dist. of CO., Ont., on tne Gananoque Westport Bonavista, Nnd. Pop. (1901), 137. Iroiu Lyndhurst on the Brockvilie, Ry. LOON liAY, a small fishing settlement in the and Northwestern , ^ ^.. ?n„„^ LONG PUNU, a ictrming and fishing village dl'Jtrict of Notre Dame Bay, Northern Nfld., IZ south side miles rrom Lewisport Station, on the Reid- in Harbor Main dist., Nfld., on the St. John « Ndd. Co. RR. It has 1 Methodist church, 1 of Conception Bay, 15 miles from general store and 1 lumber mill. Pop. 130. 525. . Pop. 11901), ^ . T^. „ LONG REACH, a post settlement in Kings JUOON CREEiK, a post settlement in the dist. the tot. CO N.B., 5 miles from Rothesay, on of Assiniboia West, Sast., 9 miles from Cu- John and' Moncton branch of the I-C.R. nar, a station on the Pheasant Hills branch of RIDGE, a post office in Strathcona th« C.P.R. LONG irom Vegre- dist., Prov., of Alberta. 25 miles LOON LAKE, in Three Rivers dist., Que., of the C.P.R. ville on the Edmonton division 2\^ miles from Kirkendatch, a post of the Hud- LONG RIVER, a post settlement in Queens son Bay Company, on the River St. Maurice. Kensington, on the LOON LAKE, a lake of St. John co., N.B., P E I 7 miles from CO north-east on the Salmon River. Prince' Edward Island Ry., 9 miles Presoyterian LOON LAKE, a lake in Muskoka dist., Ont., of Summerside. It contains 1 carding mills, near Muskoka Wharf station, on the G.T.R. chlrch, 1 store, saw, grist and shops. LOON LAKE, a post settlement in Peter- 1 carpenter and 2 blacksmith 1 school, borough CO., Ont., 27 miles from Coe Hill, a Pop., about 225. SETTLEMENT, a post settlement in station on the Central Ontario Ry. LONG a settlement in the dist. of rarleton CO N B. on Presqu'Isle River LOON S COVE, River. It is situated Burin, Nfld. Pop. (1901), 82. S'^i P?rt on St John ^ Florenceville Station, on LOOP, a station on the Rockies, on tha B miles from East division), Pass section of C.P.R., in E. tha C P.R. (Woodstock & Perth Jet. Crows Nest the church and 1 store. Kootenay dist., B.C., 5 miles west of Crows [t contains 1 Free Baptist Nest, and 7 miles east of Michel. ^ long' TICKLE, a port of call of the Reid- LORD MILLS, a post office in Augusta town- miles Newfoundlahd Co.'s Labrador line. 842 ship, Grenville co., Ont. in from St. John's. LORD'S COVE, a small fishing settlement LONG'S COVP, a post settlement m Kings co. Burin dist., Nfld., 8 miles from Lamaline. Pop. station, on the NB., li miles from Grand Bay (1901), 120. C.P.R., (St John short line). LORDS COVE, a post settlement in Charlotte LONGTINVILLE. a post settlement m CO., N.B. St. Andiews is the nearest station, on Indian Russell CO., Ont., 4 miles from South the St Andrews branch of the C.P.R. en the Ottawa division of the G.T.R. It con- LORDS MILLS, a post settlement in Gren- shops. tains 2 stores, 1 hotel and 2 blacksmith ville CO., Ont. LOREE, a post h'amlet in Grey co.. Ont., 5i settle- LONGUB DB CERF, a small fishing miles from Thornbury, on the G.T.R., 8 miles Bay, Nfld., ment on the east side of Fortune east of Meaford. It has 1 Methodist church 20 miles from Garnish. Pop. (1901), 44. about 2 miles from post office. LONGUB POINTE, a parish in the county of LORENZ, a post village in Northumberland sta- Maisonneuve, 4 miles from Maisonneuve the Otonabee River, with port at Quebec Ry. CO., Ont.,, on tion, on the Canadian iNortliern Smithson's Landing, between Bensfort and So. Pop., 600. Monaghan, 5 miles from the G.T.R. station of LONGUBUIL, a post town in Ohambly CO., south-west of Peterboro. Lawrence, Fraserville, 7 miles Que., on the south shore of the St. Besides telephone office, it has 1 cheese fac- div. of opposite Montreal, on the Shore line tory. Pop., under 25. the Quebec Southern Ry. It contains 2 LORETTE, a post settlement in Provencher churches (Episcopal and Roman Catholic), 8 CO., Man., on the Seine River, 5 miles from stores, 7 hotels, 1 saw mill, 1 stove factory, 1 Lorette Station, on the Canadian Northern RR., branch bank, and express and telegraph offices. south-east of Winnipeg. It has 1 R-C church, The town has a drainage system, 2 fine 3 stores, 1 hotel and 1 grain elevator. Pop. squares and good facilities for communication (of parish), about 1,000. with Montreal Sy train and ferry. Pop., (1907), LORETTE, INDIAN, a post village in Que. 4.&40. CO., Que., near the St. Lawrence River, and tOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 607 a station on the Que. & Montreal div. of the LORNE, a post settlement in Pictou co., N.S. C.P.K., 7 miles west of city. Quebec 2 miles from Hopewell, a station on the I.C.r! LORETTE (riT. AMBROlSJi DE LORKETTE), a pOSt (Truro and Sydney branch). Pop., 1400. village and parish in Quebec co., Que., on the LORNE, a post settlement in Restigouche St. cnarles Jttiver, with station (Indian Lorette) co^ N.B., 4 miles from Nashs Creek, on the I, on the Quebec & Lake St. John RK. It uas 1 ±t. vy. cnuicn, xz storts, 2 hotel penaion- LORNE HOUSE, a post settlement in Charle- naues, s5w, uoui ana cuiaiug nixiis, lu va' voix CO., Que., 11 miles from Riviere Ouelle iioub lacLOiies, telepnone teic:giapa and ex- VVharf, a station on the I.C.R. on the opposite piefes oiuces, s>choois, eiectric light plane, etc. shore of the St. Lawrence river. ±^op,, z,i)&o. LORNE PARK, a post settlement in Peel co , Li(jti±^ ViO, a post village in Simcoe co., Ont., Ont., a station on the G.T.R. (near Port Credit) 5 mues from Tottenham,, on the G.T.R. (.Hamil- 14 miles west of Toronto. It is a well patro- ton & AUandaie braucu), 5 miles from Beeton. nized summer resort, contains 1 hotel, and has It contains 1 R.C, church, 2 stores and 2 ho- an excellent boat and train service with the tels. I'op., 150. Ontario capital, LORIE'S COVE^, a settlement in the dist. of LORNEVALE, a post village in Colchester Burin, Nfld. Pop. (1901), 94. CO., N.S., 4 miles from Londonderry, on the I.C.R., north of Li'OKIGNAL, a post village in Prescatt co., Cobequid Bay, 16 miles north- west of Ont., on the Ottawa River, 6 miles from Caiu- Truro. It contains 1 Presbyterian church, met Station, on the C.P.R. (^Montreal to Ot- 1 store and 1 boot and shoe factory. tawa, No. Shore Line), 60 miles north-west of From here comes the celebrated Londonderry Montreal, and a station on the Can. Mortheru iron ore. Pop., 300. Quebec Ry. It contains court house, gaol, re- LORNEVILLE, a post and farming settlement gistry othce, 3 churches (Koman catno^ic, Pres- in Cumberland co., N.S., 10 miles from Bale byterian and Episcopalian), telegraph office, Verte Station, on the N.B. & P,B. Island RR. several insurance agencies, 3 saw mills, 1 grist It contains 1 Methodist church, and has tele- mill, 1 branch bauK, 7 stores, and 3 hotels. A phonic communication with Amherst, on the weekly newspaper is published in L'Original. I.C.R. Pop., 200. Pop., 4,500. LORNEVILLE, a post village in Victoria co., LiORIMER, a village in Parry Sound dist., Ont., and a junction station on the Midland and Ont., with post oflBce at Lorimer Lake, near Coboconk branches of the G.T.R., 7 miles from Beaverton, by, and port at Parry Sound Harbor, on the and 65 miles from Toronto. It con- tains 1 Presbyterian Georgian Bay, It has 1 Baptist mission hall church, 1 store, 2 hotels, 1 creamery, telegraph and schooL The nearest railway station is at and and express offices. Pop., 150. Seguin Falls, on the Ottawa mills, 1 convent and several stores. Pop., harbor open the year round, was once a strong- L600. hold of France in the New World, and the L.OTBINIERE, a county in the eastern part of marine highway to New France, surrendered Quebec, on the south shore of the St. Law- in 1745 to the English, but was ceded back lo rence. Area, 464,895 acres. The River du France by the treaty of Utrecht. In 1758 it Chene and the Beaurivaee flow through it. was again surrendered to England, after a pro- Capital, Lotbinifire. Pop. (1901), 20,039. tracted siege, and in the capture General LOT 1, a pest settlement in Prince co., P.E.I. Wolfe highly distinguished himself. Since the 4 miles from Tig-ni&h, on the P.E.L Ry. Pop., drama enacted in those colonial days, LouisbUrg 100, has lost its glory. It has, however, now 5 LOT 4, a post settlement in Prince co., P.E.I. churches (R.C, Epis., Meth. and Bap- 4 miles from Bloomfleld station on the P.E.I. tist), 8 stores, 4 hotels, 1 bank (The "RoyaJ" Ry. Pop., 190. of Canada), 1 lobster cannery, and express and LOT 6, a posit settlement in Prince co., P.E. telegraph offices. Pop., 1,500. I., near Alherton a station on the Prince Ed- LOUIS CREEK, a post office in Yale dist., ward Island Ry. B.C., 36 miles from Kamloops, on the main line in Prince co., P. LOT 10, a post settlement of the C.P.R., 250 miles north-east of Vancou- E.I.. near Alberton, on the P.E.I. Ry. ver. Prince co., LOT 11, a post settlement in LOUISDAL^, a post settlement in Richmond Con- P.E.I., on the Foxley River, 4 milea from CO., N.S., 14 miles from Mclntyre's Lake station way Station, on the Prince Edward Island Ry. on the I.C.R. It contains 3 churches (Roman Catholic, Epis- LOUISE, a post settlement in Grey co., Ont., copal and Presbyterian), 2 stores, 1 grist and 5 miles from Elmwood Station, on the G.T.R., 2 saw mills. Pop., 500. 39 miles south of Owen Sound. It has 1 general LOT 12, a post settlement in Prince co., P.E- store, and 1 saw and planing mil;. Pop., 25. T.. near Ellerslie on the P.E.I. Ry. LOUISE, a station in Lisgar co., Man., on P.E.L. LOT 14, a post village in Prince co., the Canadian Northern RR. (Wakopa section), in the dist. of Bayside, a section of Grand 23 miles south-west of Greenway, and 11 miles River parish, on the Grand River, 3 miles from north-east of Enterprise. • either Richmond or Northam, stations on the LOUISE BRIDGE, a prosperous village, now P.E. Island RR., 16 and 19 miles respectively incorporated with the city of Winnipeg, in churches north-east of Summerside. It has 2 Provencher co., Man., on the Red River, and grist mill. (R.C. and Pres.), 1 general store, 1 within 1 mile of the C.P.R. Farming and station at Winni- 1 cheese and 2 lobster factories. peg. It is presently to be brought within of the village fishing are the chief industries the street railway system of the capital. Pop., about 450. and region. It has 6 churches (Epis., Pres., Meth., Swede settlement in Prince CO.. P.E. LOT 16, a post and 2 Lutheran), 16 stores, several schools, 1 the P.E.I. Ry. I., 4 miles from Miscouche on bank (Can. Bk. of Commerce), 1 printing and settlement in Prince co., P.E. LOT 30, a post newspaper office ("Elmwood Heralld"), 1 brew- Wiltshire Jet., a station on the I., near North ery, 1 pork packing factory, 4 brick yards, 1 P.E.I., Ry. „ „ oil works, 1 iron works, 1 implement manufac- 40 a post settlement in Kings co., P.E. LOT tory, besides telegraph and express offices. station on ths P.E.I., Ry., 30 miles T.. and a Pop., 3,500. Charlottetown. Pod.. 500. from LOUISEVILLB, a post town in Maskinonge Kings co., P.E.L See Mount Hope. LOT 45, CO., Que., and a station on the Mont. & Que. post settlement in Prince co., P.E. LOT 67, a div. of the C.P.R,, close to Lake St. Peter, 2 milep from Fredericton on the P.E.I. Ry. T„ on the River St. Lawrence, and 21 miles west a rural post office In Brandon co.. LOTHAIR, of Three Rivers. It is 6 miles south of St. Man. (served twice a week from Wpstwocd Statirn, L6on Springs. The region overdies great stores post office). 4^ miles from Wheatland of natural gas, and the town is lighted by it. (Lenore branch), 19 miles from on the C.P.R. It has 2 churches (R. C. and Protestant), 1 con- Lenore. Forrest and 22 miles from vent, several stores, 4 hotels, 1 bank (Hoche- settlement in Huron co., LOTHIAN, a post laga), 1 model school, 2 grist and 2 saw mills, Lucknow, a station on the Ont., 5 miles from 2 foundries, 1 door and sash factory, and 4 of the G.T. Palmerston and Kincardine branch tanneries, besides telegraph and express of- R. fices. Pop., about 1,685. Ont., LOTUS, a post village in Durham co., LOUISVILLE, a post village in Pictou co., on Pie^on Creek. 5 miles from Pontypool, on N.S., on the River John, 3 miles from Denmark Peterboro. It con- Pictou the C.P.R. , 22 miles east of Station, on the I.C.R. (Oxford and tains 1 Methorlist church 2 stores, 1 saw mill branch), 27 miles west of Pictou. It has 1 and 1 er'st mill. Pot)., 150. Presbyterian hall, 1 general store, and 2 thresh- Frontenac and Ad- LOUGHBORO, a lake in ing mills. Pop., 95. co's., Ont., north of Kingston. dlneton ^ , . , LOUISVILLE, a post village in Kent co., the Wetaskiwln LOUGHT^^'ED a station o" Ont., on the Thames River, with station near dist., Alta., branch of the C.P.R.. in Strathcona by, on the C.P.R. (Arkwood Station), 7 miles miles from 11 miles from Hardisty and 84 east of Chatham. It has 2 churches (Meth. Wetaskiwln. and Baptist), 1 general store, and Oddfellows' LOUISA, a post settlement in Argenteuil co., Hall (of the Canadian Order). Pop., 50. Que.. 10 miles from Lachute, a station on the LOURDES, a post village in Megantic co.. C.P.R. and Can. Northern Quebec Ry. Pop., Que., on Becancour River. 4 miles from Lour- 25(^. des Station, on the Lotbinifire & Megantic RR. LOUISBURG, a former Important seaport of There are also stations near by on the I.C.R. milea N.S.. on the south-east (Atlantic) shore of Cape (5 miles distant), and on the G.T.R. (9 Breton, and the terminus of the Sydney & distant) It has 1 R. C church. 3 stores and Louisburg RR. The place, which has a fine saw, grist and flour mills. LOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 009 LOUTRES, RIVIERE AUX, rises in St. Mau- Roman Catholic church, 3 schools, 4 rotary rice CO., Que., and falls into the north side mills and 1 lath factory, beside^ 1 store and of Lake St. Peter (St. Lawrence River system). local telephone office. Pop., 150. LOVAT, a post settlement in Pictou cc, LOWER AMHERST COVE, a settlement in N.S., on the West River, 7 miles from West- the dist. of Bonavista, Nfld. Pop. (1901), 65. ?ille Station, 6 miles from New Glasgow, and 8 LOWER ARGYLE, a post settlement in Yar- noiles from West River Station, both on the mouth CO., N.S., on the Argyle River, 22 miles f.C.R., 21 miles east of Truro. Pop., 150. fiom Yarmouth, and on the Halifax & South- LOVAT, a post settlement in Bruce co.. Ont., western Ky. Argyio HarDor is its port. It 6 miles from Paisley, on the G.T.R., 16 contains 3 churches (2 Baptist and 1 Methodist) miles south-east of Southampton. It contains 4 stores and 2 hotels. Pop. 250. 1 Presbyterian church, 1 hotel and 1 saw mill. LOWER ARROW LAKE, situate in the Koo- Brick-making Is the chief local industry. Pop., tenay dist., B.C. Area, 40,960 acres. 25. LOWER BACON COVE, a settlement in the LOVELAND, a new agricultural settlement dist. of Harbor Main, Nfld. Pop. (1901), 61. in Strathcona dist.. Province of Alberta, on the LOWER BARNEY'S RIVER, a post settle- Battle River, 22 miles from Strome, a station ment in Pictou CO., N.S., at the mouth of Bar- C.P.R. The on the Wetaskiwin branch of the ney's River, 18 miles from New Glasgow, Northerp Ry. has surveyed the region Great Merigomi&h, on the I.C.R., 5 miles distant, is the place better rail- with the view of giving the nearest railway point. It has 1 general projected G.T. Pacific way facilities while the store. Pop., about 200. RR. has also the same object in view. There LOWER BEiDlQUE, a post settlement in while is coal in the region as well as timber, Prince co., P.E.I., 9 miles from Freetown, there are several small lakes in the vicinity on the P.E.I. Ry. with plenty of water for irrigating purposes. LOWER BLOMIDON, a post settlement in settlement include mixed The activities of the Kings CO., N.S., on the Pereaux River, 10 miles farming, dairying and stock raising. Pop., from Canning, on the Dominion Atlantic Ry., 100. "Windsor and Annapolis branch.. It contains Simcoe co., LOVERING, a post village In 1 store and 1 steam saw mill. Pop., 60. Ont., on the North River, and a station on LOWER BRANCH, a post settlement in Lu- the Muskoka branch of the C.P.R., 100 miles nenburg CO., N.S., near Bridgewater a station from Toronto. It has 2 churches (Episcopal on the Halifax and Southwestern Ry. and Methodist), 1 general store and 4 saw LOWER BRIGHTON, a post settlement in mills. Pop. of township, 400. Carleton co., N.B., 8 miles from Woodstock on LOVETT, a post settlement in Northumber- the C.P.R. land CO., Ont, 4 miles from Brighton on the LOWER BURGEO, a post town and port ot G.T.R. (main line to Toronto). Pop., 50. entry on the south-west coast of Nfld., the LOW, a post settlement in Wright co.. Que., trade centre for the Burgeo and La Poile dist. on the Gatineau River, and a station on the It is 60 miles east of Port-aux-Basques, where north Maniwaki branch of the C.P.R. , 36 miles connection is made northward with the Reid of Ottawa city. It contains 2 churches (Metho- Nfld. RR. & SS. Co., and with their line of dist and Roman Catholic), 3 stores, 2 hotels, steamers to Cape Breton, N.S. Weekly and saw and grist mills, 1 carriage factory, 1 print- fortnightly steamers connect Lower Burgeo ing office and telegraph and express offices. with St. John's and Port-aux-Basques. It has This ulace is note^ for its mica, asbestos and 2 churches (Epis. and Meth.), 9 stores, 1 ho- phosphate mines. Pop., 80. tel, besides express and telegraph offices. LOWBANKS, a post village in Haldimand There is good caribou hunting in winter in the CO., Ont., on Lake Erie, and on the G.T.R. vicinity. Pop., about 1,000. (Buffalo & Goderich branch), 10 miles west LOWER BURLINGTON, a post village in of Colborne, with port on Lake Erie at Bolton Hants CO., N.S., on the Cogmagun River, with Bay It has 2 churches (United Brethren and port on Avon River, 8 miles from Brooklyn Latter Day Saints), 1 general store, and a large Station, on the Midland RR. It has 1 Metho- ser- fishery establishment, besides telephone dist church and 1 general store. Pop., 150. vice, and at station (% of a mile distant) ex- LOWER CALEDONIA, a post office in Guys- is press and telergaph offices. The village borough CO., N.S. The nearest station is Sun- lighted bv natural gas. Pop., about 250. nybrae, on the Nova Scotia Steel Go's. RR., LOW BROOK, a settlement in the dist. of connecting at Ferrona Jet. with the I.C.R. sys- St. George, Nfld. Pop. (1901). 16. tem. LOWE FARM, a post village in Provencher LOWER CAMBRIDGE, a post settlement in Northern CO., Man., with station on the Can. Queens co. N.B., 20 miles from Cody's, a sta- RR. 10 miles west of Morris, on the Emerson tion on the N-ew Brunswick Coal & Ry. Co's & Miami div. It has 2 churches (Epis. and line. Lutheran), 4 stores and 1 hfotel, besides tele- LOWER CANARD, a post settlement in Kings graph and express offices. Pop., 115. CO., N.S., on Minas Basin and 3 miles north LOWELL a post settlement in Albert CO., of Fort Williams on the Dominion Atlantic Ry. N.B., 6 miles from Albert, on the Salisbury 5 miles south-east of Kentville. It conta-ns X and Harvev Rv. church and 1 store. Pop., 225. LOW ENGLISH HARBOR, a settlement in LOWER CAPE, a post settlement in Albert Fortune Bay dist., Nfld., 120 miles from Placen- CO., N.B., 114 miles from Cape Station on the tia station, on the Reid-Nfld. RR. It has 1 R. Southern Ry. Albert , ^ , C. church and 4 lobster canning factories. Pop. LOWER CARAQUET, a post settlement in (1901), 116; to-day (1907), 132. Gloucester, co., N.B. near Caraquet, a station LOWER ABOUGOGGIN, a post settlement in on the Caraquet Ry. Westmoreland co., N.B., on the Abougoggin LOWER CARIBOO RIVER, a settlement In River, 12 miles from Shediac Station, on the Pictou CO., N.S., 7 miles from Pictou on ihe I.C.R. 16 miles from Moncton. It contains 1 I.C.R. 39 610 NOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA. LOWER CAVBRHILL, a post settlement in LOWER FOSTER SETTLEMENT, a post York CO., U.B., on the St. John River, y mileo settlement in Lunenburg co., M.S., 10 miles irom iViiilviUe siaLiou, on the U.P.K., 41 mues trom iNew Germany, on the fialifax and South irom i'ledeiiCton and Zi. miles iiom woodsLocK. Vvestern Ky. It contains Z churcuts (Prtsoyterian and Metho- LOWER FREETOWN, a post settlement in dist). JPop., b4. Prince co., P.E.I., oa the Dunk River, with LOWER CHURCH STREET, a post village in port at Summerside, 3 miles from Freetown on King's CO., N.S., 2^ miles from Port Williams, the Prince Eaward Island Ry., 14 miles east of a station on the Dominion Atlantic RR., 2 Summerside. It contains 1 public hail and 1 miles from Wolfvihe. It has 1 Episcopal wood working factory. Pop., 200. church and store. Pop., 53. LOWi!.K GAGi!.'lUWN, a i>ost settlement in LOWER CLYDE, a settlement in Shelburne Queens co., N.B., 28 miles from Welsford on CO., N.S., on the Clyde River, 8 miles from the U.P.R. (short line). Barrington Station on the Halifax & Southwest- LOWER GRANVILLE, a post settlement on ern RK. It contains 2 churches (Pres. and the point of land on the Bay of Fundy, and be- Baptist), 1 hotel, 2 steam and water mills and tween it and Annapolis Basin, in Annapolis 2 stores. Pop., 100. CO., N.S., connected by ferry with Annapolis LOWER COVE, a post settlement in Cum- and by Port Wade branch of the Halifax and South berland CO., N.S., on Cumberland Basin (an Western Ry. It has several churches Inlet of the Bay of Fundy), 2 miles from (Methodist and Baptist), 6 stores, 1 lumber Joggins Mines, on the Canada Coal & RR. lines, mill, 1 fish curing factory, and 1 branch bank, 12 miles south-west of Amherst. It is a busy besides telegraph and telephone offices. At shipping point for the products (stoves, coal Annaix)lis it connects wita the Dominion At- and girindstones) of the Atlantic Grindstone, lantic RR. Pop., about 200. Coal and RR. Co. It (has 1 school house, where LOWER GREENFIELD, a post village in Carleton Union Sunday services are held, 1 store, 1 ho- co., N.B., on the St. John River 3 tel and 1 factorv for the manufacture of kit- miles from East Florenceville, a station on the chen coal and oil stoves, grindstones, etc., be- C.P.R., 23 miles north of Woodstock. It has sides long distance telephone office. Pop., 325. 2 churches (Pres. and Baptist), 1 store and LOWER COVE, a settlement in the dist. of 1 LOWERgrist mill. St. George, Nfld. Pop. (1901), 25. GULF SHORE, a settlement in LOWER COVBRDALi*:, a post settlement in Cumberland co., N.S., on Northumberland Strait, Albert co., N.B., 5 miles from Moncton, on the 7% miles from Pugwash, on the Oxford branch I.C.R. and iMoncton & Buctouche Ry. of the I.C.R. Pop,, about 200. LOWER GULLIES, fishing LOWER DERBY, a post settlement in a settlement In Harbor Main district, Northumberland co., N.B., 2 miles from Derby, south side of Concep- tion Bay, Nfld., a station on the I.C.R., (main line), at its 30 miles from St. John's. Pop., junction with the Indiantown branch. 133. LOWER DOMINION, a post village in Yukon LOWER HAMILTON, a post settlement in Territory, 10 miles from Sulphur Springs, a Prince co., P.E.I., on Shipyard River, with port station on the Klondike Mines RR. It has 2 on Malpeque Bay. 6 miles from Kensington, a churches (Roman Catholic and Presbyterian), station on the P.E. Island RR., 9 miles north- 1 store, 2 hotels and telegraph offtce. Pop. 200. west of Emerald Jet., and 39 miles west of LOWER DUMFRIES, a post villfige and farm- Charlottetown. It has 1 cheese factory, with ing settlement on the St. John River, 27 miles post office at Upper Hamilton, and Presbyterian west of Fredericton, In York co., N.B., and 20 church at Princetown. The famous Malpeque miles from the C.P.R. station of Harvey, on oysters are taken near by, in Richmond Bay. the McAdam Jet. and Fredericton Jet. division. Pop., 101. It contains 1 Free Baptist church. Pop., about LOWER HARBOR EXPLOITS, a settlement 78. in the dist. of Twillingate, Nfld. Pop. (1901), LOWER EAST CHEZZETCOOK, a post, farming and fishing settlement on the Atlantic, LOWER HAYNESVILLE, a post village in in Halifax co., N.S., 26 miles east of Halifax York CO., N.B.. near Milville a station on the city, on the I.C.R. It has 1 Episcopal church. C.P.R. Pop.. 100. Pop., 123. LOWER HILLSDALE, a post settlement in LOWER EAST PUB'NICO, a post settlement Inverness co. (Cape Breton Island), N.S., 3 in Yarmouth co., N.S., and a station on the miles from Judiaue Station, on the Inverness Halifax and South Western Ry., 35 miles south & Richmond RR.. north-west of Point Tup- east of Yarmouth. per. It has 1 Catholic chapel, 4 stores, 2 saw office in Colches- , LOWER ECONOMY, a post mills and 1 lobster canning factory, with tele- fer CO., N.S., 18 miles from Parrsboro, graph office. Pop., about 200. post village in LOWER EEL BROOK, a LOWER IRELAND, a post settlement in Bay, 5 miles Yarmouth co., N.S., on Goose Megantic co.. Que, 12 miles from Thetford Halifax Sonth- from TuskPt Station on the & Mines, on the Quebec Central Ry. Lake. It has Westem RR., with port on Etel LOWER ISLAND COVE, a cod and seal fish- about 200. 2 stores and 1 lumber mill. Pop., ing settlement in the dist. of Bay-de-Verde, ISLANDS, a post settlement LOWER FIVE Nfld., on Conception Bay, 28 miles from Car- in Colchester co., N.S., 13 miles from Parrs- bonear. It has 1 Methodist church, 6 stores, 3 boro on the Cumberland Ry. LOWER FORT GARRY, a Hudson Bay Com- cod liver oil factories, and 1 telegraph office. pany establishment and ix>st village in Selkirk Pop., 820. CO., Man., on the Red River, 19 miles north of LOWER JEMSEG, a scattered settlement In Winnipeg. The site was selected by Sir Geo. Queens co., N.B,, on the Jemseg River, which Simpson, in 1828. It is a station on the C.P.R. drains the Grand Lake into the St. John River. (Winnipeg Beach branch), 6 miles from West It is th<> site of La Tour, an old French fort» Selkirk. Pop., about 200. and in 18 miles from Cody's, or 20 miles from H LOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 611 Young's Cove Road, stations on the N^. Coal Eastern RR. It has 1 Presbyterian church aud 6 Ry. Cos. line. It has 3 churches (EJpiscopal, 1 butter factory. Pop., about 300. Methodist and Baptist), 2 stores, 3 ho- LOWER NEGUAC, a post settlement in tels, with post oflace (Mouth of Jemsag), and Northumberland co., N.B., 28 miles from telegraph aad express othces at Cody's. Pop., Loggieville, on the Predericton branch of the I.C.R. 150. LOWER NEWCASTLE, LOWER JX)RDAN BAY, a post village in a post village in Northumberland co., N.B., on the Miramichi Shelburne. co., N.S., on the Jordan River, 25 and Bartibogue Rivers, 1 mile from The miles from Shelburne, on the Halifax & I.C.R. station of Loggieville (Fredericton section), 5 South Western Ry. It has 2 churches miles from Chatham. It has 2 stores, 1 saw (Presbyterian and Baptist), 3 stoics and 1 hotel mill, and 1 shoe factory, besides 4 shippers Pop., 117. of fresh salmon and smelts. Pop., 200. ROAD, Hochelaga CO., LOWER LACHINE LOWER NICOLA, a post Village in Yale Que. See Verdun. dist., B.C., at the jet. of the Nicola and 10- LOWER LA HAVE, a post settlement in Mile Rivers, 37 miles south-east of Spance's Lunenburg co., N.S., 9 miles from Lunenburg Bridge Station, on the C.P.R. , 22 miles north- on the Halifax & Southwestern Ry. Pop. 230. east of Lytton, on the Eraser River. There LOWER L'ARDOISE, a post settlement on is rich agricultural land about, with good fish- the Atlantic, in Richmond co., N.S., on the ing and hunting, overlying immense beds of east side of St. Peter's Bay, 9 miles from St. coal and copper. It has 1 Methodist church, It contains 1 Peter's (Cape Breton Island). school house, town hall, 2 stores, 1 hotel, flour R. C. church, saw and carding mills. 1 tele- and saw mills for rough and dressed lumber, includ- phone office and 5 stores. Pop., 3,200, besides telephone office (Kamloops and Nicola ing outlying stations. line). Since the above information was re- LOWER LINE QUEBNSBURY, a post settle- ceived a line has been opened from Spence's ment in York co., N.B., on the north side of Bridge to Nicola, which will probably reduce the St. John River, 16 miles from Fredericton, the distance from the nearest railway point. 7 miles irom Keswick Station on the C.P.R. Pop. 100. Pop. 150. LOWER NORTHFIELD, a post settlement in Lunenburg co., RIVER, N.S., 7 miles from Riversdale, LOWER LONDONDEiRRY, or BASS on the Halifax & South Western Ry. shore of Cobequid Bay, a port on the north LOWER OHIO, a post village in Shelburne in Colchester co., N.S., 16 miles east of the CO., N.S., on the Roseway River, 6 miles from station Londonderry, 17 miles north- I.C.R. at Shelburne and 25 miles from Barrington on of Truro. It has 2 churches (Pres. and west the Halifax & South Western Ry. It has 1 Baptist), 4 stores, 1 hotel, grist and saw Union church, 2 stores, 5 water and 3 steam creameries 1 large chair factory mills, 2 and mills, 7 lumber and shingle factories. Pop., (the Dominion). Pop., about 250. 200. LOWER MACCAN, a post settlement in Cum- LOWER ONSLOW, a post village in Colches- berland CO., N.S., on Maccan River, 4 miles ter CO., N.S., on an inlet of Cobequid Bay, 9 from Maccan, on the I.C.R. (Truro & lli,onc- miles from Belmont, a station on the I.C.R., ton section), 8 miles from Amherst. It contains 8 miles north-west of Truro. It has 3 churches 1 saw mill. Pop., 75. (Pres., Meth. and Baptist), 1 general store LOWER MEAGHER'S GRANT, a post settle- and saw and grist mills. Pop. of dist. (1901), 922. ment in Halifax co., N.S., 20 miles from Shu- a post settlement In benacadie, a station on the I.C.R. Pop. 240. LOWER POQUIOCK, York CO., N.B., 11 miles from Harvey a station LOWER MIDDLE RIVER, a post settlement on the C.P.R. Poo., lOn. in Victoria co., N.S., 16 miles from lona a sta- LOWER PRINCE WILLIAM, a post settle- Sydney branch of the tion on the Truro & ment in York co., N.B., on 4he south side of LC.R. River St. John, 14 miles from Harvey, a station LOWER MIDDLETON, Annapolis oo., N.S. on the C.P.R., between Fredericton Jet. and See Middleton, on the Dominion Atlantic RR., McAdam Jet. It has 2 churches (Bap'ist and 28 Tniloo nortVi-east of Annapolis Royal. Free Baptist). 1 general store, 1 hotel an4 1 LOWER MILL.STREAM, a post settlement in grist mill. Pop., about 450. Kings CO., N.B., on the Millstream, a branch LOWER PR0SPEX3T, a fishing settlement on of the Kennebecasis River, 2^ miles from the the Atlantic, in Halifax co., N.S., 20 miles I.C.R. station of Apohaqui, 5 miles from Sus- south-west Of Halifax city. It has 2 churches Bap- sex. It has 2 churches (Pres. and Free (1 R.C. and 1 Protestant), 3 stores and 2 lob- tist). 1 town hall, 1 store, saw and grist mills, ster canning factories. Pop. of dist., 300. besides a telephone office. Pop., about 200. LOWER QUEENSBERRY, a small post set- LOWER MONTAGUE, a post village in Kings tlement in York co., N.B., on the St. John CO., P.E.I., on the Montagu River. 2 miles from River, 12 miles from Keswick Station, on the Georgetown, a station on the P.E. Island RR.. Fredericton & Woodstock div. of the C.P.R., 14 «nd a port on the Gulf of St. Lawrepce. It miles north-west of Fredericton. It has 1 Unit- mill. has 2 churches. 2 stores, 1 grade-d school, grist ed Baptist church, 1 hotel and 1 *aw and saw mills, besides a Government wharf Farming is the chief industry in the region. and excellent shipping facilities. Pop., 258. Pop. under 100. village In Kings co., LOWER MOUNT THOM, a post settlement in LOWER RIDGE, a post Ridge Brook, 4 miles from Havelock. Pictou CO., N.S., 8 miles from West River, on N.B., on Havelock RR. It has 1 Bap- fhe TCP.. V p-ino.o n^Hh-e^'ot of Tn^ro It on the Elgin & school, saw and grist mills, and contains stor<^ and 1 saw mill. Pop.. 90. tist church, 1 and express LO^'"EP. NAPT»AV. a po«t vUlaee in North- cheese factory, besides telephone umberland CO., N.B.. on the Nappan River. 2 offices. Pop.. 150. post and farm- miles from Loggieville, a station on the Canada LOWER RIVEiR HBBERT, a 612 LOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA. ing settlement in Cumberland co., N.S., on the LOWER SOUTH RIVER, a settlement in An- Kiver Hebert, 3 miles from River Hebert Sta- tigonish co., N.S., a staiion on tue i.^.K. tion, on the Cumberland Ry. and Coal Go's, (South River), near St. George's Bay, an inlet line, near Joggins, on Chignecto Bay. It con- of the Guar of St. Lawrence, and 5 miles from tains a rotary saw mill. Pop,, 50. Antigonisn. It has a teiegrapn and an ex- LOWER RIVER INHABITANTS, a post press office. Pop., 150. settlement in Richmond co., N.S., at the mouth LOWER SOUTH RIVER, a river of Anti- of the River Inhabitants, «j miles from Mines gonish CO., N.S., in which there is good trout Road Station and 8 miles from Port Hawkes- nshing. bury. It contains a Roman Catholic church. LOWER STEWIACKE, a post town in Col- The Cape Breton Railway, which is completed, chester CO., N.S., on the Stewiacke River, and from Pt. Tupper to St. Peters, crosses the River a station (Stewiacke) on the I.C.R., 5 miles Inhabitants. Pop., 400. north of Shubenacadie and 17 miles south of LiOWER SACKVILLEi, a post settlejnent in Truro. Fort Ellis, in the vicinity, is a relic 'Halifax co., on the Sackville River, 2 miles and memorial of the French wars. Its port is from Bedford Station, on the I.C.R., 8 miles Maitland, 12 miles down the Stewiacke River, from Halifax. It contains 3 churches (Episcopal, which has a strong tidal inflow frotn the Bay Baptist and Presbyterian), 2 stores and 3 saw of Fundy, spreading in the winter over a great miUs. Pop., 250, or, including Middle and Up- expanse of marsh. The town has 3 churches per Sackville, 540. (Epis., Pres. and Baptist), 6 stores, 2 hotels, LOWER ST. MARYS, a post village in York 2 saw mills and 1 foundry, besides telephone, CO., N.B., on the St. John River, 5 miles from telegraph and express offices. The chief indus- Fredericton, on the C.P.R., and the Inter- try of the region is dairying and general colonial. It has 1 Episcopal church, and 1 farming. Pop. of dist,, about 1,000. lumber mill, with express and telegraph offices LOWER TURTLE CREEK, a post settlement at Fredericton. Pop., 75. in Albert co., N.B., 3 miles from Turtle Creek, LOWER SALMON CREEK, a post settle- on the Salisbury & Harvey Ry., south-west of ment in Queens co,, N,B,, 4 miles from Chip- Moncton. It has 1 Baptist church, 1 store man, on the New Brunswick Coal & Railway and 1 hotel. Pop., 26. Co's line. LOWER WAKEFIESLD, a post settlement in LOWER SANDY POINT, a post settlement Carleton co., N.B., on the St. John River, & in Shelburne co., N.S., 7 miles from Shelburne miles from Woodstock, on the C.P.R, It has on the Halifax & South Western Ry. 2 churches (Baptist and Primitive Baptist), and LOWER SAULNIERVILLE, a seaport in Dig- 1 creamery. Pop., 170. by CO,, N.S., at the mouth of St. Mary's Bay LOWER WASriABUCK, a post settlement in (Bay of Fundy), 4 miles from Meteghan Sta- Victoria co., N.S., 4 miles from lona, a staiion tion, on the Dominion Atlantic RR,, 15 miles on 'the C.P.R. south of Weymouth, It has 1 R.C. church, 2 LOWER WENTWORTH, a post village and stores, 3 lumber mills and a post office. Pop. farming settlement in Cumberland co., in. a,, 125. on Wallace River, 7 miles from Wentworth, on LOWER SEAL LAKE, situate in Ungava the I,C,R., 29 miles north-east of Truro. It dist., N.E.T. Area, 141,120 acres. contains 1 church (Presbyterian), and 1 hall. LOWER SELMAH, a post settlement in Hants Pop., 40. CO., N.S,, on Cobequid Bay, 8 miles from Green LOWER WEST J EDDORE, a post settle- Oaks Station, on the Midland RR, branch of the ment in Halifax co., N.S. Halifax is the nearest Dominion Atlantic Ry. Maitland is its port. railway station. It contains 2 churches (Congregationaa and LOWER WEST PUBNICO, a post village in Presbyterian), and 1 saw and shingle mill. Yarmouth co., 30 miles trom Yarmouth. The Pop., about 200. nearest station is Pubnico Head, on the Hali- LOWER SHAG HARBOR, an Atlantic sea- fax & South-Western RR,, 7 miles distant. It port in Shelburne CO., N,S,, 1% miles from has 2 sitores. Pop,, 150, Shag Harbor Station, on the Halifax & Yar- LOWER WEST RIVER, a post settlement In mouth RR. It has 3 churches (Methodist, Ad- Antigonish co., N.S., 2^^ miles from Brierly vent, etc.), 3 stores, 1 hotel, 2 boat-building Brook on the Truro and Sydney branch of the shops, and 1 lobster canning factory, beside? T C R express and telegraph offices. Pop., 60. LOWER WHITEHAVEN, a post settlement LOWER SHINIMICAS, a post settlement in Guysborough co., N.S, Mulgrave, on the I,C. railway in Cumberland co., N.S 12 miles from Oxford R,, (in Antigonish co,), is the nearest on ith'B Oxford and Pictou branch of the I.C.R. station. LOWER SHIP HARBOR, a post settlement LOWER WINDSOR, a post settlement in Hartland sta- In Halifax co,, N.S., 4 miles from Ship Har- Carleton co,, N,B., 7 miles from branch), bor by coach, and 50 miles east of Halifax tion on the C.P.R, (Edmundston a post village In city, on the C.P.R., G.T.R. and Intercolonial LOWER WOOD HARBOR, station (Wood Harbor) Rys, It contains 3 churches (Roman Catholic Shelburne co., N,S,, a Halifax & South -Western RR., 14 miles Presbyterian and English), 2 stores, 1 hotel, on the from Harrington Passage, on the Atlantic coast. I lumber mill, 1 lobster cannery and telegraph It has 1 Calvinist church, 6 stores, 2 hotels and office. Pop., about 300. 5 lobster canniner factories. Pop,, about 400. LOWER SHIP HARBOR BAST, a post settle- WOODSTOCK, a post settlement In ment in Halifax co., N.S.. Halifax is the near- LOWER N,B., on St. John River, 8 miles est railway station. Carleton co., on the C.P.R, It contains 3 LOWER SMALL POINT, a settlement In the from Woodstock, churches (Ane:lican, Methodist and Bantist), 2 dist. of Bay-de-Verde, Nfld. Pop. (1901), 256. and 1 saw mill. The place was LOWER SOUTHAMPTON, a post settlement stores 1 hctel. formerly Maductic Fort, and at tlie Indian In York cc, N.B. Millville Is the nearest rail- John, a way station. portage from Penobscot to the St. LOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 613 burying place 100 years old is still intact. 73 miles south of Owen Sound. It has 2 Pop., 400. churches (Epis. and Pres.). Pop., 50. LOWE}TOX, a post settlement in the district LUCKNOW, a post town in Bruce co., Ont., of Qu'Apelle, Sask., 16 miles from Estevan, on Nine Mile River, and a station on the a station on the C.P.R. G.T.R., 16 miles south-east of Kincardine. Its LOW POINT, a small fishing settlement In F^^^^J^.®'^ ^^^^ Huron. It contains 4 churches the district of Bay-de-Verde, Nfld,, 33 miles (Methodist, Presbytenan, R.C. and Episcopal), Carbonear. Pop. 13. 12 from (1901), stores, 3 hotels, woollen, grist, saw and planing LOW POINT and CRBIGNISH, a post mills, 1 furniture factory, 1 private settlement at the north entrance to the Strait bank and branches of ine Bank of Hamilton of Ganso, in Inverness (Cape Breton) co., N.S. and Molsons Bank, 1 newspaper ("The Sen- Creignish is a station miles telegraph and express (IV^ from Low ^ i'c/S^^^'^®^ offices. Point) on the Inverness & Richmond line, north-west of Point Tupper. It has 1 R.C. LUCKY JIM, a station on the Kaslo & Slo- can church, 2 stores, with telegraph office at Creig- Ry., in Kootenay dist., B.C.. 21 miles from Kaslo, nish. Pop., under 200; or for the whole parish, and 7 miles from Sandon. 650. LUDLOW, a post settlement in Northumber- land LOW POINT SHORE, Cape Breton co., N.S. CO., N.B., on the south-west branch of the Miramichi See Victoria Mines, on the Gulf of St. Law- River, and on the I.C.R., 52 miles rence, several miles north-east of North Syd- from Fredericton. It contains 2 churches ney, the north-east terminus of the I.C.R. (Epis, and Baptist), 2 stores and 2 hotels. It LOWVILLE, a post settlement in Halton co., is situate in a good game country, where Ont., 10 miles frm Burlington on the G.T.R. moose, caribou and deer are plentiful. Pop., It contains 2 churches. 1 store, 1 saw and 2 135. grist mills and 1 waggon factory. Pop., 175. LULU ISLAND, a post settlement on an island LOYAL, a post settlement in Huron co., of the name formed by the north and south Ont., 5 miles from the G.T.R. station of Go- channels of the Eraser River, where they dis- derich, on Lake Huron. It is on the main charge into the Strait of Georgia, east of Ste- road from Goderich to Blyth, 1^ miles from veston, and south of Vancouver. The island is Dunlop, and 2 miles from Carlow. It has 1 in New Westminster dist., B.C., and, with Sea general store. Pop., under 16. Island, on the north-west, is in the municipal- LOYALIST ROAD, a post settlement in ity of Richmond. It lies 15 miles from Van- Queens co., P.E.I., with a station called Loyal- couver, the nearest railway station. ist on 'the P.E.I. Ry., 11 miles west Char- of LUMSDEN, a post settlement on the Qu'Ap- lot tetown. pelle River, and a station on the Regina LOZIER SETTLEMENT a post settlement in branch of the C.N.R., in Assiniboia dist. (Sask- Gloucester co., N.B., .^ miiles from Tracadie atchewan Prov.), 20 miles north-west of Regina. station, on the Gulf Shore railway. It contains 3 churches (EJpis., Pres. and Meth.), LUCAN. a flourishing post village in Middle- 13 stores, 1 hotel, 1 flour mill, 1 bank (Union Bank of Canada), sex CO., Ont., on the Sauble River, and a sta- 1 printing and newspaper of- fice tion on the G.T.R.. 16 miles from London. It ("Lumsden News Record"), besides express telegraph (R.C, Epis., Meth. and and offices. Pop., 500. contains 4 churches LUMSDEN'S MILLS, Pres), 1 broker's ofBce. express and telegraph a post settlement in Pontiac co.. Que., and a station offices, 2 foundries, 2 flouring mills, flax mill, on the Kip- pawa branch of the C.P.R., 2 miles from Kip- about 15 stores. 3 hotels, 1 printing oflace, 2 pawa Jet., 40 miles from Mattawa. chartered banks (The Merchants and The LUND, a post village and summer resort in 1 high school, and has an extensive Standard), Comox-Atlin dist., Vancouver Island, weeklv newsDaper 20 miles export trade in grain. A from Campbell River and near Malaspina here Sun"). Pop. 1.200. is published ("The Straits. It is about 80 miles north of Nanaimo, LUCAN CROSSING, a station in Middlesex on the Esquimau & Nanaimo div. of the C.P.R., CO., Ont.. at the junction of the G.T.R. (main 72 miles north of Victoria, the capital of B.C. line to Sarnia) with the London, Huron & There is steamboat connection between Lund Bruce branch of the same line. and Campbell River, where there is a Govern- ment wharf, LUCASVILLE. a post village in Lambton at which the Union Steamship Go's, boats call their CO.. Ont., 5 miles from Sarnia Station, on the on way to the northern ports of Vancouver Island B.C. G.T.R. (opposite Port Huron. Mich., on the St. and the main- land. It contains 1 church, 1 general store Clair River, at the foot of Lake Huron). It has and 1 hotel. The vicinity is an attractive one 2 churches (Meth. and Pres.), 1 hotel, 1 school for shooting and angling. Pop., normal about and 1 blacksmith shop. Pop., about 150. 100 which is much increased by visitors in the LUCASVILLE, a farming and lumber settle- summer months. r.ient in Halifax co., N.S., on the SackviUe LUNDAR, a post settlement In Dauphin co., Beaver Bank, a station on River, 4 miles from Man., 45 miles from Reaburn, on the C.P.R. RR.. 3 miles from Wind- the Dominion Atlantic It contains 3 stores. Pop., 150. churches (Epis, and Bap- sor Jet. It has 2 LUNDBRECK, a post office in the Prov. of anf^ office. Pop., 83. tist). 1 lumber mill post Alberta, and a station on the Crows Nest Wrieht Co., Que.. LUCERNE, a post office in branch of the C.P.R.. 40 miles west of Macleod. ^he 34 miles from Ottawa. Kirk's Ferry on LUNDY, a post settlement in Guysborough miles north Maniwaka branch of the C.P.R. (13 CO., N.S., 8 miles from Larry's River and 9 rail sta- of Ottawa city), is the neanest war miles from Guysborough. It is 20 miles from tion. Mulgrave, a station on th« Strait of Canso, on LUCILLE, a post village in Duflfprin co., the line of the I.C.R. It has 1 R.C. church. Ont., 9 miles from the C.P.R. staMon of 1 general store and lumber mill. There is Orangeville, 49 miles north-west of Toronto, and plenty of game in the vicinity, and in the sum- 614 LOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA. LUTZ, a settlement in Westmoreland co., N. mer season berry-picking is a profitable in- B., 4 miles from Moncton, a station on the C.P. under 50. dustry. Pop., R. LUNDY'S LANE, near Niagara Falls South, LUXEMBURG (formerly REDBERRY), a set- Welland co., Ont., the scene of an engage- tlement in the Prov. of Saskatchewan, 10 miles ment in the war of 1812-14 (July 26, 1814), be- from Lake Redberry and 26 miles from N. Sas- tween the British and American troops. The katchewan River. The nearest station is Radis- battle was hotly contested and victory is son (20 miles distant), on the Can. Northern claimed by both sides. As the U. S. troops re- RK,, 103 miles north west of Humboldt and 44 tired from the field, leaving iLhe Canadians in miles south east of North Battleford. It has possession, the British claim is generally con- 1 Methodist church, 6 stores and post office, 1 ceded. A monument has been erected on the hotel, 1 bank (Commerce), with telegraph and spot by the Dominion GrOvernmenL express offices at Radisson. Pop. of environs, LUNENBURG, an incorporated town in Lu- about 500. nenburg CO., N.S., on Lunenburg harbor, and LYDGATE, a post settlement in Shelburne CO., N.S., 4 miles from station a station on the Halifax & S.W. Ry. The chief Lockeport a on industries are fishing, and ship and boat build- the Halifax & South Western Ky. LYLETON, a post settlement in Elgin co., ing. It contains 6 churches (Episcopal, Pres- Ont., miles from Aylmer, on the G.T.R. It byterian, Methodist, Lutheran, Baptist and ^ has 1 church and school, 1 store and grist and Roman Catholic), 40 stores, 3 hotels, 2 planing saw mills. Pop. 50. and saw mills, 3 banks and post oflice savings L.YLETON, a post settlement in Souris co., bank, 2 newspapers, telegraph and express Man., on the C.P.R. (Lyleton branch), 37 miles offices, electric light and telephone connection. from Deloraine. It has 1 Presbyterian church, Pop. (1901), 2,916. 7 stores, 1 hotel, 3 grain elevators, 2 lumber situ- LUNENBURG, a county of Nova Scotia, yards, l blacksmith shop, 3 implement ware- ated between the counties of Queens on the houses; with express and telegraph offices at west and Halifax and Hants on the east, and Cameron. Pop., 100. bordered on the north by Kings and Annapolis, LYN, a flourishing post village in Leeds co., and on the south by the Atlantic Ocean. Area, Ont, on the 6.T.R., and Brockville, Westport 769,280 acres. The soil is good, and climate & North Western Ry., 5 miles from Brock- very fine. The inhabitants, of German extrac- ville, on the St. Lawrence. It contains 3 tion, are engaged in farming and fishing. The churches (Epis., Pres. and Meth.), 2 express scenery in Mahone Bay, on the coast, is noi and telegraph offices, flour and grist mills, 9 surpassed by that in the Bay of Naples, It is stores, 1 hotel and 1 factory for making lasts in part served by the Halifax & South Western for boots and shoes. Pop., 350. Ry. Capital. Lunenburg. Pop. (1901), 32.389. LYNCH a station on the C.P.R., in Victoria LUNENBURG, a post village in Stormont co., CO., N.B., 12 miles from Edmundston. Ont., 3 miles from Wales, on the G.T.R., 10 LYNCH LAKE, a settlement in Parry Sound miles west of Cornwall. It contains 1 Metho- dist., Ont., 5 miles from Sundridge, on the To- dist church, 2 store?, 1 grist and shingle mill, ronto and North Bay branch of the G.T.R. 1 cheese factory, and 1 telephone office. Pop., LYNCH'S CORNERS, a post settlement In 300. Kings CO., N.B., near Oak Point, a port of call LUNETTE, a lake Rimouski co,. Que.. of tho Starr Steamship Co. LURGAN P.O.. or ALMA (also called PI\'E LYNDALB a post settlement in Kings co., RIVEiR), a post village in Bruce co., Ont., P.B.I., 2 miles from Ulgg Station on the Mur- on the Pine River, 27 miles from Goderich, and ray Harbor branch of the P.E.I, railway. 8 miles from Kincardine, on the G.T.R. It LYNDEN, a thriving post village in Went- contains 2 churches, 1 saw mill and 1 pump worth CO., Ont., a station on the G.T.R., 15 factory. Pop., 60. miles from Hamilton. It contains 2 churches LUSH'S BIGHT, a settlement in the dist. of (Methodist and Presbyterian), 1 chartered Twillingate, Nfld. Pop. (1901), 114. bank, 1 private bank, telegraph, express LUSKVILLE, a post village in Wright co.. and telephone offices, 1 saw mill, 1 flour Que., 3 miles north of the Ottawa River, 21/2 and feed mill, 4 stores, 1 hotel, and sash and miles from Eardley Station, on the C.P.R. door and flour and apple barrel factories. Pop., (Waltham branch), 23 miles west of Ottawa, li 400. has 1 R.C. church, 3 stores, 1 temperance hotel, LYNDHURST, a post village in Leeds co., 1 cheese factory and 1 blacksmith shop. Ayl- Ont., on the Ganaroque River, and on the mer, Ont., is the nearest express and telegraph Brockville, Westport & North Western office (13 miles distant). Pop., about 100. Ry., 26 miles north-west of Brockville, on the LUTEN, a post village in Elgin co., Ont., 4^ G.T.R. and C.P.R. It contains saw, grist, miles from Aylmer, a station on the G.T.R. and shingle and woollen mills, 4 stores and 2 Michigan Central Railway. hotels and 1 branch bank. Pop. 200. LUTES MOUNTAIN, a post village in West- LYNDON, a post settlement in Alberta Prov. moreland CO., N.B., 21^ miles from Berry's on Lyndon Creek, 15 miles from Claresholm, Mills, on the I.C.R., 8 miles from Moncton. It on the C.P.R. (Calgary & Macleod division), contains 3 churches (Baptist, Free Baptist and 26 miles north of Macleod. It has 1 lumber Methodist), 2 stores, grist and saw mills and and saw mill. Pop., 70. 1 blacksmith shop. Pop., about 1,000. LYNEDOCH, a post village in Norfottk co., LUTHER, Wellington co., Ont. See Grand Ont., 4 miles from Delhi Station, on the G.T.R., Valley. 11 miles from Tillsonburg. It contains S Presbyterian and Episco- LUTON, or CENTREIVILLE, a post village churches (Methodist, mill telegraph office. in Elgin co., Ont., i% miles from Aylmer, on pal), 2 stores, 1 grist and Pop., the G.T.R. It has 1 church and school, 1 store Valuable mineral springs are found here. and gvist and saw mills. Pop., 50. 200. LOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 615 LYNN, a post village in the western part of berland CO., N.B., 17 miles from Newcastle on Colchester co., N.S., on the Herrington River, the I.C.R. 18 miles from Spring Hill Jet. station on the LYTTON, a post settlement in Yale dist., B I.C.R. (Cumberland co.), 17 miles from Am- C, and a station on the C.P.R., 155 miles cast herst. It has 1 Methodist church and 1 gene- of Vancouver. Pop., 200. ral store, With express and telegraph oflBces at MACCUE, a post settlement in Lanark co.. Spring Hill. Pop.. 148. Ont., 6 miles from Perth, a station on the C-.P.R. LYNN, .a never-failing river supplied almost MACDONALD, post entirely from springs, m NoifolK co., Onr., on a settlement in Portage la Prairie co., Man., "Which is situated the pretty village of Lynn on Rat Creek, and on the C.P.R. (No. Valley. It empties into Lake Erie, and affords -Western branch), 10 miles north- west of Portage good water-power. See Lynn Valley. la Prairie. It contains 2 churches (Pres. and Meth.), LYNN CREEK, a post office in Vancouver 3 stores, 1 black- emifch shop, city, B.C. 3 elevators, and express and tele- graph office. Pop., 70. LYNNFIELD, a post settlement in Charlotte MACDONALD, a post settlement in Lennox CO., N.B., 16 miles from St Stephen, a station CO., Ont., 10 miles from Napanee, on the G.T.R., on t'h« C.P.R. and New Brunswick Southern Hy. and 1 mile from Deseronto across Mohawk Bay! It contains 1 Methodist church and 1 cheese LYNN VALLEY, a post village in Norfolk factory. Pop., 200. CO., Ont., on the Lynn River, and a station MACDONAl,DS, a settlement in Pictou Port co., on the G.T.R., 4 miles north-west of N.S., 2 miles from Meadow Vale Station on Dover, on Lake Erie. It has flour and oat- the LC.R. meal mill and 1 cheese factory, besides tele- MACDONALD'S CORNER, phone office. Pop., 50. Cambridge parish, in Queens co., N.B., in LYNNVILLE, a post village in Norfolk co., the Was.hademoak River, a tributary of Ont.. 61^ miles from Simcoe Station, on the the St. John, 10 miles from Cody's Station, on the N.B.C. G.T.R., 8 miles north-west of Port Dover, on & Ry. Co.'s line, running northward from Norton, the Lake Erie. It contains 2 stores. Pop., 90. on I.C.R. (St. John & Moncton LYNX LAKE, a small lake in Muskoka dist., branchh The parish has 12 churches (6 Baptist, 3 Epis., Ont., on which is a settlement called "New- 2 Meth. and 1 R.C), 7 stores, 3 hotels, 2 flour 2 holm." It affords good trout fishing. and saw mills, and 2 wood working factories. Pop. of LYONS, a post settlement in Elgin co., Ont., parish (chiefly 21^ miles from Aylmer on the G.T.R. and Mi- engaged In farming and in the chigan Central Ry. Lakes coasting trade), about 1,000. LYON'S BROOK (formerly LOGAN'S TAN- MAODOUGALL, a post village in Prince co., P.E.I. NERY), a post settlement in Pictou co., N.S., , on Grand River, 3 miles from Rich- on the West Kivcr, and on the Oxford & Pictou mond, on the P. E. Island RE., 16 miles west branch of the I.C.R. Pictou is its port. It con- of Summerside. It has 1 Scotch Presbyterian tains 1 Presbyterian hall. 1 store, gris^t and saw church, 2 stores, 2 saw and grist mills, and 3 mills, 1 blacksmith shop and a tannery and car- lobster canning factories. Pop., about 200. riage factory. Pop., 200. MACDOUGALL LAKE, situate in Keewatln LYO^'SHAT.L •> po't settipnient in Souris dist., N.W.T., the source of Back River, which CO., Man., 8 miles from Killarney. on the flows into the Arctic Ocean. Area, 203,840 acres. C.P.R. (Napinka branch), 164 miles south-west MACDOUGALLS, a post settlement in West- of Winnipeg. Pop., 200. moreland CO., Ont., and a station on the Monc- LYSANDER, a post settlement in Megantic ton & Buctouche Rv., 17 miles from Moncton. CO., Que., on the Thames River, 10 miles from MACDOWALL (formerly WILLOUGHBY). a Lyster, on the G.T.R. . 36 miles south-west of post village in Rosthern electoral dist.. Pro- It contains 1 Methodist church, Point Levi. vince of Saskatchewan, and a station on the mills. Lysander has 1 store, saw and grist Regina branch of the C.N.R., 18 miles from the River, magnificent water-power in Thames Prince Albert and 18 miles from Duck Lake, in and there is much pulp wood manufactured. a good farming region and centre for shipping Pop., about 150. cordwood. It has English and Presbyterian LYSTER, or STE. ANASTASIE DE NELSON, churches and 2 stores. Pop., about 175. a post village in Megantic co.. Que., on the MACEWEN. a post settlement in the dist. River Becancour. There are really two vil- of Alberta, Alta. lages under one municipal system, ^ a mile MACFARLANE, a post seHlement in Hum- from one another, one at the parish and one boldt dist., Sask., 40 miles from Strassbourg, at the station, that of the G.T.R., 37 miles on the Pheasant Hills branch of the C.P.R. from Quebec. It is also a station on the Lot- MACGREGOR, a post village In Macdonald biniere & Megantic RR., plying between Ly- CO., Man., a station on the C.P.R.. 22 miles west ster and St. Jean de Chaillons. It has 1 R.C. of Portage la Prairie, and 78 miles west of church, 6 stores, 5 saw mills. 1 box an-d trunk Winnipeg. It has 3 churches (Epis., Pres. and factory, 1 door and window frame factory, be- Meth.), 14 stores, 3 hotels, 1 bank. 1 printing sides telegraph, express and 2 telephone of- and newspaper office ("The Herald"), besides fices. Chief trade, lumber and pulp wood express and telegraph offices. Pop., 510. industry. Pop., of parish, about 2,500. MACINQUAE, a post settlement in York LYSTBR STATION, a station on the G.T.R, CO., N. B., 4 miles from Keswick, on the near Lyster village, in Megantic co.. Que., Woodstock branch of the C.P.R. 36 miles south-west of Point Levi (Quebec). It MACINTOSH MILLS, a post settlement In contains 4 stores. 1 hotel, saw mill, and tele- Leeds co.. Ont., 7 miles from Mallorytown, on graph and express offices. Pop., 100. the G.T.R. It contains 2 stores, 1 flour mill LYTTLETON, a post settlement in Northum- and 1 saw mill. Pop. 100.BEAVER COVE, a dist. of Twillingate, Nfld. Pop. (1901), 96. factorv. Pop , about 150. LITTLE BONAH, a small fishing settlement LISTERViLrLE. a. post office in Carleton co.. N.B. S^e Mars Hill. on the west side of Placentia Bay, Nfld., 15 LISTOWELL. an incoroorated town In Perth miles from Burin. Pop. (1901), 27. CO.. Ont., on thp Lake E^ie and Detroit River, LITTLE BRANCH, a post village in Northum- and on Palmerston and Kincardine branches of berland CO., N.B., on a river of the sam3 the G.T.R.. 8 miles from Pailnierston. 27 miles name„ 15 miles from Chatham, on the I.C.R. from Stratford. It contains 9 churches, about 10 miles from Loggieville. It contains 1 Pres- 40 stores, 3 hotel?, 2 branch banks, a public li- byterian church (2 miles distant), and saw mills. Pop., 100. brary, several mills and factories, 2 printing and grist about offices issuine weekly newspapers. Pop. (cen- LITTLE BRAS D'OR, a post village in Cap^ sus 1901), 2.693. Breton co., N.S., on Bras d'Or Lake, 3 miles LITCHFIELD, a post villaeA adjoining De- from North Sydney, on the I.C.R. It contains lav's Cove, in .Vnnapolis co., N.S., on the Bay 2 churches (Presbyterian and Roman Catholic), of Fundy. 7 miles from Annapolis, on the Dom. 5 stores and a carriage shop. Pop., 300. Atlantic RR. It has 1 Unon (Baptist and Ad- LITTLE BRAS D'OR (South Side), a settle- vent) church, 1 general store and 1 saw mill. ment in Cape Breton co., N.S., on the Littls Pop.. 151. Bras d'Or Strait, 5 miles from the I.C.R. sta- LITTLE ALDOUAN-F/. a nost settlement in tion of George's River, 75 miles east of Point Kent CO., N.B., 21/2 miles from Richibucto on "Tupper. It has 1 R.C. church, and 2 Presby- the K'ent Northern Ry. terian churches and 4 stores. Pop., about 450. LITTLE ATHABASCA RIVER, at the source LITTLE BRAS D'OR BRIDGE, a post settle- of the Athabasca, in Athabasca dist., N.W.T. ment in Cape Breton Co, N.S. See Clear Water River. LITTLE BREHAT, a settlement in the dist. LITTLE BALDWIN, or PINNACLE LAKE, of St. Barbe, Nfld. Pop. (1901), 65. a pretty little lake in Compton co.. Que., a few LITTLE BRITAIN, a post settlement in Vic- miles west of Coaticook. On its north-east toria CO., Ont., 2 miles from Mariposa on the shore is a peculiar mountain rising perpendi- Midland division of the G.T.R. It contains 2 cularly to a height of 1.000 feet. It is wooded churches, 3 stores, 1 hotel, 1 branch bank, 1 nearly two-thirds of its height, but the remain- foundry, 1 planing mill, 1 carriage factory and der is entirelv destitute of trees. It is called 1 grain elevator. Pop., 700. "The Pinnacle." LITTLE BROOK, a station on the Dominion LITTLE BARRISWAY, a settlement in the Atlantic Ry., in Digby co., N.S., 32 miles from d'st. of Placentia and St. Mary's, Nfld. Pop., Digby and 25 miles from Yarmouth. (1901), 45. LITTLE BRULEY and CRAB'S HOLE, a LOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 599 settlement In the dist. * of Placentia and LITTLE HARBOR, a settlement in Shelburne St. Mary's, Nfld. Pop. ((1901), 36. CO., N S., on the Atlantic, 27 miles from Shel- LITTLE BURIN, a settlement in the >dist. burne. Pop. 150. of Burin. Nfld. Pop, (1901), 245. LITTLE HARBOR, a settlement in the dist. LITTLE BURNT BAY, a settlement in the of Fortune Bay, Nfld. Pop. (1901), 31. dist. of Twillingate, Nfld. Pop. (1901), 54. LITTLE HARBOR^ a fishing settlement in LITTLE CANADA HARBOR, a setttement in La Poile Bay, I«Ifld., and a station on the Reid the dist. of St. Barbe, Nfld. Pop. (1901), 9. Nfld. Ry., 2 miles from La Poile. It contains 1 LITTLE CAPE, a post settlement in West- church, 1 saw mill, 2 lobster canneries and tele- moreland CO., N.B. 12 miles from Shediac, on graph office. Pop., (1901), 139. tho Point du Chene branch of the I.C.R. LITTLE HARBOR, a post settlement and LITTLE CASCAPEDIA, a river of Bonaven- summer resort in Pictou co., N.S., 6 miles east of the ture CO., Que. It lies to the from New Glasgow, on the I.C.R. It contans it and a sta- (Grand) Cascapedia and between 1 Presbyterian church, 1 store. 1 hotel, saw, tion of the name on the Atlantic, Quebec & grist and woolen mills and 2 lobster canneries. Western RR., on an inlet of Chaleurs Bay. Pop., 300. See Cascapediac, Little. LITTLE HARBOR, a settlement, near Pooe's LITTLE CASCAPEDIA, a post settlement in Harbor, in the dist. of Trinity, Nfld. Pop. Bonaventure co., Que., 1 mile from New (1901), 48. Richmond on the Atlantic, Quebec & West- LITTLE HARBOR, a small fishing settlement ern Ry. It contains a Roman Catholic church, in the dist. of Bonavista, Nfid., on the west G stores and 1 hotel. Pop., 150. side of Bonavista Bay. Pop. (1901), 8. LITTLE CATALINA, a fishing settlement, LITTLE HEART'S EASE, a settlement in with ship-building yards, in Trinity dist., Nfld.; the dist. of Trinity, Nfld. Pop. (1901), 146. if is on the south Bide of Trinity Bay, 3 miles LITTLE JOHN LAKE, a lake of Kings co., from Great Ca+alina. Pop. (1901), 365. N.B., gooxi for trout fishing. LITTLE CAT ARM, a settlement in the dist. LITTLE JUDIQUE, a post settlement in In- of St. Barbe. Nfld. Pop. (1901), 18. verness CO., N.S., 20 miles from Port Hawkes- LITTLE CEDAR, a lake in Wright co., Que., bury, on the Inverness & Richmond Railway. in the township of Bouchette. LITTLE JUDIQUE PONDS, a post settlement in LITTLE CHANCE HARBOR, a settlement in Inverness co., N.S., J miie from Catherines Twillingate dist., Nfld. Pop. (1901), 26. Pond, on the Cape Breton Ry. settlement in the LITTLE CONEY ARM, a LITTLE LAKE, a lake in Temiscouata co.. 26. dist. of St. Barbe, Nfld. Pop. (1901), Que., in the seigniory of Madawaska, has its LITTLE CURRENT, a town and port of outlet in Lake Temiscouata by a small stream call on Manitoulin Island, in the Georgian that crosses the Portage, Huron, Ont. It is Bay, at the head of Lake LITTLE LAKE, a lake in Yarmouth co., N. North Channel from the distant, across the S., Vz mile long and 2-5 mile wide. C.P.R., on stations of Cutler or Massey, on the LITTLE LAKE, a post settlement in Sunbury Al- the "Soo" branch, between Sudbury and CO., N. B., 12 miles from Tracy station, on the Koma. It has 4 churches (R.C, Epis., Pros, C.P.R. Pop.. 200. and Meth.). 15 stores. 3 hotels, 2 saw mills, 1 LITTLE LAKE DES ISLES, a lake Cham- (Mani- in bank, 1 printing and newspaper office plain CO., Que. "Expositor"), besides telegraph and ex- toulin LITTLE LAKE HA! HA! a lake in Chicou- Pop., 1.200. press offices. timi CO., Que., in the township of Boileau, close LITTLE CURRENT RIVER has" its source in to Charlevoix co. border. It is one of the finest or about Lake Nepigon, Algoma dist., Ont. It fishing lakes in the county. flows north-eastward and joins the Albany LITTLE LAKE STE. MARIE, in Charlevoix River, which empties into James Bay. CO., Que., has its outlet in the River Malbaie. LITTLE DOG LAKE, takes its rise in Sel- LITTLE LEPREAUX, a post village in Char- kirk CO., Man., a short distance from Dog lotte co„ N,B,, on the River of the same name, Creek. 4 miles from Lepreaux station, on the New LITTLE DO'VER, a post settlement in Guys- Brunswick Southern Ry. It contains 1 Bap- tist church, 2 stores, 1 hotel, 1 saw mill and borough CO., N.S., 35 miles from Mulgrave, on 1 cl^m cannery. Pop.. 350. the I.C.R. LITTLE FOGO ISLAND, a small fishing set- LITTLE LEPREAUX, a river of Charlotte CO., N.B., tlement on Fnp-o Island. Nfld., 9 miles from Fo- in which there is fine fishing. It is close go. Poo., nmi). 77. to Mace's Bay, an inlet of the Bay of Fundy. small LITTLE FOGO ISLANDS, a group of LITTLE LISCOMB, a post office in Guys- Island, Nfld.. 6 inlands to the north of Fogn boro CO., N.S., 40 miles from Antigonish, on the miles from Fogo, Settled by fishermen. Pop. I.C.R. (1901), 77'. LORRAINE, a settlement and port LITTLE FORKS, a post settlement in Cum- LITTLE the Atlantic, in Breton co., N.S.. 7 berland CO., N.S.. 21^ miles from Spring Hill on Cape station the Jet., a station at the junction of the I.C.R. and miles north-east of Louisburg, a on RR., extension of the the Cumberiland Ry. Sydney & Louisburg an I.C.R. from North Sydney, Pop. (all R. C), Cape Breton Co., N.S. LITTLE GLACE BAY, 320. See Glace Bay. LITTLE MABOU. a post settlement in In- a settlement in the dist. LITTLE HARBOR, verness CO., N.S,, 4 miles from Port Hood. It of Placentia and St. Mary's, Nfld. Pop. (1901), is a fishing and farming community. Prp,, 87. 178. LITTLE HARBOR, a post settlement in Kings LITTLE MARGUERITE, a stream falling In- CO., P. E. I., 4 miles from Souris, on the P.E.I. to the St. Lawrence River, about 300 miles be- Uy. low Quebec, 600 LOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA.