- 7 miles southwest of Dalhousie.
- Post Office from c1885. Village incorporated 1972.
- Named for Balmoral, Scotland. Laid out in 1856, settled mainly after 1874 under Free Grants Act.
- Locally pronounced “bal-mer-al” with emphasis on last syllable.
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NBSCA2022-09-06 16:21:512022-09-06 16:21:51Balmoral
- 19 miles southeast of Dalhousie.
- Post Office circa 1885-1968, Mrs. Catherine Archibald, first postmaster.
- Settled in 1836. William, Robert and Hugh Archibald, natives of Isle of Aran, were grantees of land.
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NBSCA2022-09-06 16:21:512022-09-06 16:21:51Archibald Settlement
- 3 miles west of Campbellton.
- Village incorporated 1966.
- Named for Athol House built by Robert Ferguson (?1768-1851) who emigrated from the area of Blair Atholl, Scotland in 1796.
- Athol House burned down in 1894.
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