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Originally appearing in Volume V18, Page 693 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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MONCTON  , a

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city and
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port of entry in Westmoreland
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county, New
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Brunswick,
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Canada, 89 m. by
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rail N.E. of St
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John, at the
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head of
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navigation on the Petitcodiac
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river, the seat of the workshops and
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general offices of the Inter-Colonial railway and the eastern
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terminus of the new
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Grand
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Trunk Pacific railway . Pop . (1901), 9026 . It has large
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stove factories,
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engine and
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boiler
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works, and is a flourishing manufacturing
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town . The workshops of the railway and
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great
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part of the town were swept away by
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fire in
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February 1906, but have been rebuilt on a larger and more
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modern
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scale .

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