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River Denys, NS (Nearby: West Bay, West Bay Road, Whycocomagh, Cleveland, Louisdale)

2381 BIG BROOK RD
River Denys, Nova Scotia
B0E 2Y0

Nova Scotia Tourism Region : Cape Breton Island

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The place takes its name from the river named for French explorer Nicolas Denys (1595-1688). The first settler, Alex McGregor, arrived in 1810 but he was preceded by lumbermen from Pictou.
With permission from 'Nova Scotia Place Names' David E. Scott 2015

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Nearby:	River Denys Station, 2km South Side (Basin) River Denys, 3km River Denys Centre, 4km North Mountain Wilderness Area, 5km Eden, 5km Big Marsh, Port Hawksbury, 7km Valley Mills / Crowdis Bridge / Cummings / Munroe Bridge, 5km Big Brook (Port Hawksbury), 7km Seal Cove, 7km Ashfield, 8km Lime Hill, 8km Upper River Denys, 8km Blues Mills, 10km Melford, 7km Marshes (West Bay), 10km MacLeod Brook Nature Reserve, 10km Seal Cove Nature Reserve, 9km	Maple Brook, 8km Orangedale, 10km Iron Mines, 12km Malcolm Cove Beach, 11km Victoria Line, 9km West Bay Centre, 13km MacDonalds Pond Nature Reserve, 12km Bornish Hill Nature Reserve, 11km Wilburn, 12km West Bay (Cape Breton), 14km Whycocomagh 2, 14km Skye Mountain, 15km West Bay Road / Morrison Siding, 13km Princeville, 13km Whycocomagh Reserve, 15km Marble Mountain, 11km Stoney Point, 12km	River Denys Road, 11km West Bay Road (Cape Breton), 14km Gillis Cove, 13km Orangedale East, 14km Dunakin (Dunakym), 15km Whycocomagh, 16km Soapstone Mine, 17km Kingsville, 12km Glendale, 12km Glenora, 15km Whycocomagh Provincial Park, 16km Riverside (Cape Breton), 16km South Side Basin of River Denys, 12km Churchview, 17km Kewstoke / Brigend / Bridgend, 17km Dundee, 17km