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I DFO - L b ary MPO - B bliotheque 1111 11 11 11 III 0800565 :t4leir12041 -1/111.24PMFallifirVi- - k k. ?"'rr MARINE AND FISHING FACILITIES IN NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR -411111C- 011111.105■211140. 2091E7 MARINE AND FISHING FACILITIES IN NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR COMPILED by DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES AND OCEANS SMALL CRAFT HARBOURS BRANCH NEWFOUNDLAND REGION V- x' SEPTEMBER 1981 ABBREVIATIONS: B.T.C. Bonavista Trinity Conception G.T. Gander-Twillingate S.J.W. St. John's West S.J.E. St. John's East H. - SB. Humber - St. Barbe B. - SG. Burin - St. George G.F. - W.B. - L. Grand Falls - White Bay - Labrador S.C.H. Small Craft Harbours Branch of Fisheries & Oceans M.O.T. Ministry of Transport P. of N. Province of Newfoundland N.B.S. Newfoundland Bait Service L.I.P. Local Initiative Program C.W. Canada Works Program C.A.D.C. Crown Assets Disposal Corporation C.C.D.P. Canada Community Development Project I A ADMINISTERED LOCATION CONST. FACILITY BY REMARKS 1 Abrahams Cove H. - SB. Community Stage P. of N. Abrahams Cove H. - SB. 10 H.P. Eng. S.C.H. Adams Cove B.T.C. Hand Winch S.C.H. Admiral's Beach S.J.W. Wharf, 1-848 S.C.H. Admiral's Beach S.J.W. Slipway, 10 H.P. Eng S.C.H. Admiral's Beach S.J.W. Bait Holding Unit N.B.S. Admiral's Beach S.J.W. Fish Plant P. of N. Admiral's Beach S.J.W. Marine Service p. of N. Center Admiral's Beach S.J.W. Wharf C.C.D.P. Admiral's Cove S.J.W. - Wharf, 1-849 S.C.H. (Cape Broyle) Allans Cove H. - SB Marina Wharf L. I. P. (Corner Brook) Allans Island B.B. Breakwater, 1-994 S.C.H. ,llans Island B.B. Wharf (Causeway) S.C.H. Anchor Point H. SB. Wharf, 1-1168 S.C.H. Anchor Point H. - SB. Wharf, Marginal S.C.H. Anchor Point H. - SB. Breakwater S.C.H. • Anchor_Point H. - SB. Community Stage P. of N. Anchor Point H. - SB. Community Stage L.I.P. Andersons Cove B. - SG. Shed, 1-447 Andersons Cove B. - SG. B'Water, 1-446 Andersons Cove B. - SG. Wharf, 1-448 Angel's Cove S.J.W. Hand Winch, 1-1134 S.C.H. ADMINISTERED BY REMARKS LOCATION COAST. FACILITY S.C.H. Anuaforte S.J.W. Wharf, 1-851 P. of N. Aquaforte S.J.W. Community Stage S.C.H. Aquaforte S.J.W. Community Stage Wharf S.C.H. Aquaforte S.J.W. Haul Up Engine L.I.P. Aquaforte S.J.W. Slipway S.C.H. Argentia S.J.W. Wharf (Boat Pool) S.C.H. Argentia S.J.W. Shed (Boat Pool) S.C.H. Arnold's Cove S.J.W. Wharf ,1-694 (Coastal) S.C.H. Arnold's Cove S.J.W. Wharf, 1-1355 (Fishermen's) S.C.H. Arnold's Cove S.J.W. Wharf, 75-4 (Longliner) S.C.H. Arnold's Cove S.J.W. Shed, 1-695 N.B.S. Arnold's Cove S.J.W. Bait Holding Unit C.W. ..rnold's Cove S.J.W. Slipway C.W. Arnold's Cove S.J.W. Community Stage C.W. Aspen Brook B.T.C. Wharf S.C.H. Aspen Cove G.T. Breakwater 1-1078 S.C.H. Aspen Cove G.T. Wharf, 1-187 L.I.P. Aspen Cove G.T. Slipway S.C.H. Avondale S.J.E. Wharf, 1-854 (Main) Avondale S.J.E. Wharf C. A. (Middle Arm) Avondale S.J.E. Slipway C.W. II ADMINISTERED BY REMARKS . LOCATION CONST. FACILITY L.I.P. Back Harbour G.T. Wharf ,.aeon Cove S.J.E. See Upper Bacon Cove/ Lower Bacon Cove Baie Verte GF-WB-L Wharf, 1-1284 M.O.T. M.O.T. Baie Verte GF-WB-L Shed Baine Harbour B-SG Wharf, 1-449 S.C.H. Baine Harbour B-SG Breakwater, 1-1061 S.C.H. Baine Harbour B-SG Salt Fish Stage P. of N. Baker's Brook H-SB Slipway, 1-1 S.C.H. Bank Head Cove Electric Hoist 76-6 S.C.H. Bareneed B-T-C Wharf, 1-690 S.C.H. Bar Haven B-SG Breakwater, 1-452 S.C.H. Bar Haven B-SG Wharf, 1-453 S.C.H. Bar Haven B-SG Shed, 1-451 S.C.H. arr'd Harbour H- SB Wharf S.C.H. Barr'd Island G-T Breakwater, 1-888 S.C.H. Barr'd Island G-T Wharf, 75-6 S.C.H. Bartlett's Harbour H-SB Wharf, 1-1023 S.C.H. , . Bartlett's Harbour H-SB Slipway L.I.P. Bartlett's Harbour H-SB Slipway L.I.P. Herring Plant P. of N. Bartlett's Harbour -H-SB Battle Harbour GF-WB-L Wharf, 1-1171 S.C.H. Battle Harbour GF-WB-L Shed, 1-1172 S.C.H. Battle Harbour GF-WB-L Holding Unit P. of N. Bauline SJE Breakwater, 1-856 S.C.H. Bauline SJE Slipway, 1-855 S.C.H. Bauline SJE 10-HP Eng., 1-857 S.C.H. ADMINISTERED BY REMARKS LOCATION CONST. FACILITY Bauline South SJW Wharf S.C.H. .auline South SJW Community Stage S.C.H. Bauline South SJW Community Stage Whar S.C.H. Bauline South SJW Slipway P. of N. Bay Bulls SJW Slipway, 1-1003 S.C.H. Hand Winch Bay Bulls SJW Wharf, 1-860 S.C.H. Bay Bulls SJW Bait Holding Unit N.B.S. Bay L'Argent B-SG Protection Work- S.C.H. 1-456 Bay L'Argent B-SG Slipway, 1-457 S.C.H. (Hynes Cove) Bay L'Argent B-SG Slipway, 1-460 S.C.H. (Mary's Cove) Bay L'Argent B-SG Slipway, 1-458 S.C.H. (White's Point) L'Argent B-SG Wharf, 1-461 S.C.H. Bay L'Argent B-SG Bait Holding Unit P. of N. Bay L'Argent B-SG Slipway P. of N. Bay de L' Eau B-SG Slipway, 1-186 S.C.H. Bay du Nord B-SG Shed, 1-454, Wharf"; S.C.H. 1-455 Remnants Bay De Verde B-T-C Breakwater, 1-653 S.C.H. Bay De Verde B-T-C Slipway, 1-671.. S.C.H. 10 HP Eng. Bay De Verde B-T-C Wharf, 1-350 S.C.H. (Marginal) Bay De Verde B-T-C Wharf, 1-810 S.C.H. (Fishermen's) ADMINISTERED REMARKS LOCATION CONST. FACILITY BY S.C.H. Bay Roberts B-T-C Wharf, 1-790 (Mercer's Cove) Bay Roberts B-T-C Wharf, 1-792 S.C.H. (Beachy Cove) Bay Roberts B-T-C Wharf, 1-789 S.C.H. (French's Cove) Bay Roberts B-T-C Wharf, 1-689 M.O.T. (Coastal) Bay Roberts B-T-C Shed, 1-688 M.O.T. Bay Roberts B-T-C Wharf, 1-708 S.C.H. (Crane's Brook) Bear Cove GF-WB-L Wharf 1-339 S.C.H. Bear Cove H-SB Breakwater Wharf 1- S.C.H. Bear Cove H-SB Groyne, 1-1199 S.C.H. Bear Cove H-Se , . Wharf, Community L.I.P. Stage Beaubois B-SG Breakwater, 1-1295 S.C.H. Remnants Beaumont G-T Community Stage' S.C.H. Beaumont - G-T Community Stage S.C.H. Wharf Beaumont G-T Wharf, 1-340 S.C.H. Beaumont G-T Shed, 1-341 S.C.H. Beaumont G-T Bait Holding Unit N.B.S. Beaumont. North G-T Wharf, 1-1207 4 S.C.H. Beaumont North G-T Ferry Wharf L.I.P. Beaumont North G-T Community Stage C.W. Bellburns H-SB Bellevue B-T-C Wharf L.I.P. Bellevue B-T-C Slipway, 1-670 S.C.H. Hand Winch ADMINISTERED BY REMARKS LOCATION CONST. FACILITY Island SJE Wharf 1-1389 S.C.H. (Fishermen's) Bell Island SJE Wharf 1-864 S.C.H. Bell Island SJE Shed 1-865 S.C.H. Bell Island SJE Wharf 1-1369 M.O.T. (Ferry) Bell Island SJE Engine & Winch S.C.H. Bell Island SJE Slipway L.I.P. Bell Island SJE Wharf and canopy C.W. Belledune Point H-SB Slipway, 1-1198 S.C.H. Belleoram B-SG Wharf, 1-464 M.O.T. Belleoram B-SG Shed, 1-463 M.O.T. Belleoram B-SG Slipway P. of N. Belleoram B-SG Bait holding unit N.B.S. elleoram B-SG Breakwater, 1-465 M.O.T. Belleoram B-SG Wharf L.I.P. Belleoram B-SG Fish Plant P. of N. Belleoram B-SG Wharf C.W. Benoits Cove H-SB Wharf, 1-4 S.C.H. Benoits Cove H-SB Breakwater, 1-5 S.C.H. Benoits Cove H-SB Breakwater, 1-6 S.C.H. Bide Arm GF-WB-L Community Stag; L.I.P. Big Brook H-SB Wharf, 1-1309 S.C.H. Birchy Bay G-T Wharf, 1-1118 S.C.H. Birchy Bay G-T Wharf L.I.P. Birchy Cove B-T-C Slipway, 1-659 S.C.H. Hand Winch `irchy Head H-SB Marine Facility C.W. 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  • St. John's and Area

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    PUBLIC HEALTH AND COMMUNITY CARE OFFICE Where to Find Us - Listings St. John’s and Area Offices Communities Served Major’s Path St. John’s East 37 Major’s Path St. Phillips St. John’s, NL Portugal Cove Tel: (709) 752-3585 / 3626 Fax: (709) 752-4472 Torbay Torbay Bauline Torbay Medical Clinic, Suite C Pouch Cove Logy Bay 1345 Torbay Road Flatrock Middle Cove Torbay, NL Outer Cove A1K 1B2 Tel: (709) 437-2201 Fax: (709) 437-2203 Bell Island Bell Island Dr. Walter Templeton Hospital P.O. Box 1150 Bell Island, NL Tel: (709) 488-2720 Fax: (709) 488-2714 Villa Nova Plaza-CBS Seal Cove Long Pond Main Highway Upper Gullies Manuels 130 Conception Bay Highway, Kelligrews Topsail Suite 208 Foxtrap St. John’s, NL A1B 4A4 Tel: (70(0 834-7916 Fax: (709) 834-7948 Mount Pearl Square St. John’s West 760 Topsail Road (including Mount Pearl, NL A1N 3J5 Goulds & Tel: (709) 752-4317 Kilbride), Mount Pearl & Paradise Ferryland Cappahayden Ferryland Shamrock Health Center Renews Calvert Main highway Fermeuse Cape Broyle P.O. Box 84 Kingman’s Admiral’s Cove Ferryland, NL Cove Brigus South Tel: (709) 432-2390 Port Kirwan LaManche Fax: (709) 432-2012 Auaforte www.easternhealth.ca/publichealth Last updated: Feb. 2020 Witless Bay Main Highway Witless Bay Burnt Cove P.O. Box 310 Bay Bulls City limits of St. John’s Witless Bay, NL Bauline to Tel: (709) 334-3941 Mobile Lamanche boundary Fax: (709) 334-3940 Tors Cove but not including St. Michael’s Lamanche. Trepassey Trepassey Peter’s River Biscay Bay Portugal Cove South St.