Placentia, Newfoundland and Labrador

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Placentia, Newfoundland and Labrador is a historic coastal town on the Avalon Peninsula known for its former French colonial fortifications and fishing heritage.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf municipality
town
areaCode 709
bay Placentia Bay
climate humid continental climate
coastalSettlement true
country Canada
governingBody Town of Placentia Council
harbourType natural harbour
hasBridge Placentia Lift Bridge
hasFortification Castle Hill
Fort Plaisance
Fort Royal
Fort Plaisance
surface form: Fort Saint-Louis
hasHeritage French colonial heritage
Irish settler heritage
fishing community heritage
hasHistoricalName Plaisance
hasNationalHistoricSite Castle Hill National Historic Site
hasNearbyIndustrialSite Argentia
hasParish Sacred Heart Parish
hasSettlementType town
knownFor French colonial history
fishing heritage
historic fortifications
languageHistoricallyUsed English
French
locatedIn Atlantic Canada
eastern Newfoundland
locatedOn Avalon Peninsula
island of Newfoundland
surface form: Newfoundland island
locatedWestOf St. John’s
surface form: St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador
postalCodePrefix A0B
primaryEconomicActivity fish processing
fishing
service industry
province Newfoundland and Labrador
region Placentia Bay
timeOffsetUTC −03:30
timeOffsetUTCDaylight −02:30
timeZone Newfoundland Time Zone
wasFrenchCapitalFrom 1662
wasFrenchCapitalOf eastern Newfoundland
surface form: French Newfoundland
wasFrenchCapitalUntil 1713

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Placentia Bay locatedNear Placentia, Newfoundland and Labrador
French colonial authorities in New France appliesToTerritory Placentia, Newfoundland and Labrador
this entity surface form: Plaisance (Newfoundland)