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Cookshire-Eaton

City, 5,501 residents (2026)45° 25′ N, 71° 38′ WName of English origin

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    Villages, hamlets and areas of Cookshire-Eaton

    Birchton, Bulwer, Cookshire, Développement-Nadeau, Eaton, Eaton Corner, Gaulin, Johnville, Jordan Hill, Sand Hill, Sawyerville

    History and growth

    1. June 5, 20012 former names registered on the same day with the Commission de toponymie: Eaton, Sawyerville. These are mostly the names of the former municipalities, parishes and villages merged into Cookshire-Eaton, not successive name changes.
    2. 2002Founded (date according to Wikidata)
    3. July 24, 2002Incorporation as ville
    4. July 24, 2002Amalgamation: Cookshire, Eaton
    5. January 1, 2006Breakup, creation of: Newport (739 residents)
    5,955 residents in 2,003, 5,501 in 2,026. Estimates from the ISQ and census data, via the MAMH.

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