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1. Donkin
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The Dominion Coal Company opened Dominion Number 6 here in 1904 and a community formed around it, initially known as Dominion Number 6. |
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2. Port Caledonia
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The earliest land grant at Port Caledonia was in 1835 to Peter Hall Clarke. Operations at Clyde Colliery, between Glace Bay and Schooner Pond, were begun in 1863. The mine operated until the 1890s. |
| 3. Big Glace Bay
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| 4. Long Beach
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| 5. Schooner Beach
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| 6. Schooner Pond
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7. Birch Grove (Port Morien, 5km)
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The first recorded residents were here in 1865 after explorations for coal had started. From 1912-30, Dominion # 21 and # 22 collieries were operating. When they closed, many miners went to work at mines in Glace Bay. The name is descriptive. |
| 8. Black Brook, Glace Bay (Port Morien, 5km)
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9. Broughton (Port Morien, 5km)
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A small seam of coal was found here in the early 1900s which led to what historian William B. Hamilton describes as 'one of the most spectacular fiascos in the history of Nova Scotia.' |
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10. Homeville / False Bay Beach (Port Morien, 5km)
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11. Morien (Cape) (Port) (Port Morien, 5km)
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Cape Morien: First named Mooloktooch or Noolektooch, ‘place jammed with ice.' The cape was named Morien first and the name is thought to be a corruption of the Portuguese for St. Martin. |
| 12. Morien Junction (Port Morien, 5km)
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| 13. Morrison Road (Port Morien, 5km)
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14. Port Morien (Port Morien, 5km)
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The Mi'kmaw names for this place were Mooloktooch and Noolektooch, ‘place jammed with ice' and 'bivouacking place. |
| 15. Port Morien Beach (Port Morien, 5km)
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| 16. Port Morien French Mine Site (Port Morien, 5km)
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17. Round Island (Port Morien, 5km)
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The name notes a prominent local feature and was given prior to 1874. The first land grantee, Samuel Brookman, came here in 1865. |
| 18. Sand Lake (Port Morien, 5km)
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| 19. South Head (Port Morien, 5km)
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| 20. South Port Morien (Port Morien, 5km)
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21. Waddens Cove (Port Morien, 5km)
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Benjamin Wadden and his family moved here from Newfoundland in 1804 and settled on the E side of False Bay Lake before he received a grant at what was then called Ben's Point. |
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22. Glace Bay (Glace Bay, 6km)
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First called Wasokusegwom for ‘shining, home of glory.' Glace (French for ice) Bay first appears on a census in 1752, describing the bay formed by Table Head and Cape Percé. |
| 23. Glace Bay Beach (Glace Bay, 6km)
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| 24. Hub (Glace Bay, 6km)
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| 25. Marconi Towers (Glace Bay, 6km)
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| 26. McKays Corner (Glace Bay, 6km)
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| 27. Morien Hill (Glace Bay, 6km)
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| 28. New Aberdeen (Glace Bay, 6km)
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| 29. Sterling (Glace Bay, 6km)
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| 30. Table Head (Glace Bay, 6km)
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| 31. Tower Road (Glace Bay, 6km)
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| 32. Belgiumtown (Reserve Mines, 11km)
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| 33. Centreville Reserve Mines (Reserve Mines, 11km)
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| 34. East Slope (Reserve Mines, 11km)
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| 35. McLeods Crossing (Reserve Mines, 11km)
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| 36. Passchendaele (Reserve Mines, 11km)
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37. Reserve Mines (Reserve Mines, 11km)
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The name originated when the General Mining Association then working in this area held the operation of this mine back for future use. |
| 38. Reserve Rows (Reserve Mines, 11km)
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| 39. Steeles Hill (Reserve Mines, 11km)
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| 40. Tomkinsville (Reserve Mines, 11km)
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