Deer Island (New Brunswick)

Deer Island (New Brunswick)
Deer Island
Deer Island bei Ebbe
Deer Island bei Ebbe
Gewässer Passamaquoddy Bay
Geographische Lage 44° 59′ N, 66° 59′ W44.984722222222-66.97944444444490Koordinaten: 44° 59′ N, 66° 59′ W
Deer Island (New Brunswick)
Deer Island
Länge 11,8 km
Breite 5,0 km
Fläche 45 km²
Höchste Erhebung Beech Hill
90 m
Einwohner 824 (2006)
18 Einw./km²
Hauptort Fairhaven

Die in der Mitte der Passamaquoddy Bay gelegene Insel Deer Island ist eine Knotenpunkt für den Fährverkehr im Grenzgebiet von New Brunswick und Maine. Sie gehört zur West Isles Parish im Charlotte County.

Fähren verkehren ganzjährig zwischen L'Etete und Lambertville sowie saisonal zwischen Leonardville und Welshpool (Campobello Island) sowie Leonardville und Eastport (Maine).

Die 45 km² große Insel ist landwirtschaftlich geprägt, die weniger als 1.000 dauerhaft in den Ansiedlungen Lambertsville, Lord's Cove, Leonardville und Fairheaven lebenden Einwohner sind Nachkommen 1784 eingewanderter Loyalisten. Neben der Landwirtschaft sind der Tourismus und die Hummerzucht von Bedeutung.

Zwischen den Volkszählungen 2001 und 2006 fiel die Bevölkerung von 851 auf 824.[1]

Einzelnachweise

  1. West Isles Parish Profile

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