Smaller Communities

From BarbWiki

**From Pam**

I have used the Provincial map in the science lab and an Alberta Tourism road map as my guide. These include Hamlet and Post Offices. Some are very important search terms e.g. Fort Assiniboine. A search using Sangudo on Google Scholar does locate a science paper on the chemical properties of bee wax taken from bee hives at Sangudo.

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Anzac 1917

Atmore

Birch Cove - Barrhead

Bloomsbury

Blue Ridge

Boyle 1914

Breynat

Brule

Cadomin (1917-1952)

Calling Lake

Camp Creek - Barrhead

Campsie - Barrhead

Canyon Creek - LSL

Carrot Creek

Chard

Cherhill - Sangudo

Chisholm

Chisholm Mills P.O.

Colinton (Kinnoull Post Office until 1913)

Conklin

Cynthia

Dapp (Eunice Post Office until 1919)

Driftpile LSL

Enilda – High Prairie 1913

Entrance 1915

Entwistle 1908

Evansburg 1914

Faust - LSL

Fawcett (known as French Creek until 1914)

Fawcett Lake

Flatbush 1916

Fort Assiniboine 1823

Fort Chipewyan 1789

Fort MacKay (named 1912, formerly called Little Red River House)

Grassland

Green Court

Grouard (named in 1909, formerly known as Lesser Slave Lake Post)

Grouard Mission

Hondo

Island Lake

Island Lake South

Janvier

Jarvie

Joussard LSL

Kinuso LSL (1915 formerly Swan River)

Larkspur - Westlock

Lodgepole – Pembina River 1955

Lone Pine

Mackay

Manola

Marlboro 1912

Mariana Lake

Marten Beach LSL

Meanook 1912

Mildred Lake

Neerlandia

Niton Junction

Nojack

Plamondon 1909

Peers 1911

Perryvale

Pibroch

Pinedale – Edson

Pocahontas (1909 construction camp, 1910 Jasper Park Colliery, closed 1921)

Rich Valley

Robb (coal 1918-1957)

Rochester 1912

Rochfort Bridge 1920, though formerly known as Wanekville and Rochfort

Rossington

Sangudo

Smith 1914

South Baptiste

Sunset Beach

Tawatinaw

Thunder Lake

Tiger Lily

Vega

Wagner - LSL

Wandering River

West Baptiste (after Baptiste Majeau an early settler)

Whispering Hills

White Gull

Widewater - LSL

Wildwood (1929 formerly called Junkins)