Amiraults Hill, Nova Scotia

Coordinates: 43°48′44.04″N 65°58′50.87″W / 43.8122333°N 65.9807972°W / 43.8122333; -65.9807972 (Amirault's Hill, Nova Scotia)
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Amirault's Hill (2006 pop.: 923)[1] is a community in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia, located in Argyle Municipality . This community recalls the resilience of the Acadian People, who returned in numbers to Nova Scotia following the expulsion of 1755. Nearby Pubnico was an important Acadian settlement both before and following the expulsion, for this was one area where the lands had not been confiscated by others. As the population of settlements such as Pubnico expanded, the settlers moved farther along the shore. Thus, about 1800, Jaques Amirault of Pubnico settled in the district which bears his name.[2]

43°48′44.04″N 65°58′50.87″W / 43.8122333°N 65.9807972°W / 43.8122333; -65.9807972 (Amirault's Hill, Nova Scotia)

References

  1. ^ Nova Scotia Community Counts: Statistical profile
  2. ^ Place Names of the Province of Nova Scotia