Smalls Brook is a small fresh water tributary that originates in the Frasers Mountain area and flows east through the communities of Pine Tree and Woodburn, and then empties into Merigomish Harbour, north of Quarry Island. Historically, the name was originally known as “Small Brook”, but later standardized to Smalls Brook in 1976 by the Geographical Names Board of Canada
Blackhall Gut is located east of Micmac and empties into Merigomish Harbour.
Pine Tree Brook is a small tributary that starts in the Linacy area and flows east through the communities of Pine Tree and Woodburn, and then empties into Pine Tree Gut.
Pine Tree Gut is located between the communities of Pine Tree and Sutherlands River, on the south side of Quarry Island, where Pine Tree Brook empties into Merigomish Harbour.
Pine Tree is located on Pine Tree Brook near the head of Merigomish Harbour. The place received its name before 1809 probably because of a prominent pine tree which was used as a landmark. Daniel Fraser received a grant here in 1809.
The 1879 Churchville Map is one of the several maps included in the 1879 Historical Atlas of Pictou County. It shows the basic topographic features of the community along with with prominent land owners and locations of buildings. The section 13 map also includes the Towns of New Glasgow, Stellarton and Trenton, and the communities of Pine Tree, Linacy, and Frasers Mountain.
Mineral Resource Land Use Map 011E10 for New Glasgow Area. Find out how to download or view this map online …
Crown Land Grant Map 098 provides a historic cartographic representation of what the parcel fabric originally looked like when the land in this region was first granted to settlers. This historic grant map includes the towns of New Glasgow and Trenton, as well as several communities such as Thorburn, Pine Tree, McPersons Mills, Egerton, Merigomish, Kenzieville, and Barneys River.
Browse the Pictou County Crown Land Grant map 087 online, download a digital copy, or find out how to get a printed copy.