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– (Canard) Rivière-aux-Canards
– If only America’s black ducks could speak
– Abbeville (Vermilion Bayou)
– A chapel without parish status
– Amherst
– Beaubassin put to death by the French administration
– Annapolis
– Maryland remembers the Acadians
– Antigonish County
– With the help of the Cod King
– Bathurst
– At Nepisiguit pirates made history
– Belle-Île-en-Mer
– Acadian memory is alive and well
– Bonaventure
– The ideal natural harbour for the refugees
– Boston
– In Massachusetts, the rule of law prevailed
– Broussard (Côte Gelée)
– A marine vocabulary in the heart of the Cajun Prairie
– Brudenell Point
– The entrepreneurship of Jean-Pierre Roma
– Caraquet
– Two deeply divided founding groups
– Carencro (Lafayette)
– A name the meaning of which remains a mystery
– Carleton-sur-mer
– The herons of Tracadièche are still there
– Castine
– Difficult implementation of the Acadian border
– Charleston
– In excess of 200 Acadians die en route to South Carolina
– Châtellerault
– Voyage in Poitou within the history of the Acadian people
– Chéticamp (Cap Breton Island)
– Evocative names of Acadian places
– Chezzetcook (Halifax)
– A pleasant irony to know
– Church Point
– Formerly Plaquemine Brûlé
– Convent
-Cabanocée on the Acadian Coast in Cajuns’ Country
– Cumberland County
– The Elysean Fields of Minudie
– East Point
– Cod’s country
– Edenton
– In North Carolina singing Acadian Flycatchers are captivating
– Edmundston
– In Madawaska, the French language knows no borders
– Fredericton
– Tragic end at Pointe Sainte-Anne
– Grand-Pré
– A monument to the exceptional tenacity of a people
– Hillsborough
– Fierce resistance on the Petitcodiac River
– Houma (Bayou Terrebonne)
– The first Great Acadian Upheaval Marker in the United States
– Kourou (French Guiana)
– From disaster emerged a Guyanese Acadia
– Loreauville
– It all started at Fausse Pointe in a radiant landscape
– Louisbourg (Cape Breton Island)
– A threat to the Anglo-American colonies
– Magdalen Islands
– A harbour for fishing and hunting under constraints
– Malpeque
– Archeological Discovery at Pointe-aux-Vieux
– Memramcook
– The cradle of New Acadia
– Miramichi
– Disappointing Camp of Hope
– Môle St. Nicolas (Haiti)
– When greed is added to improvisation
– Moncton
– The forgotten settlers at the bend of the river
– Morne-Rouge (Martinique)
– The ephemeral colony of Champflore
– Mount Stewart
– Ascending the river of the Northeast
– Nantes
– Louisiana was not necessarily self-evident
– Napoleonville (Bayou Lafourche)
– Name changes according to events
– New London
– The citizens of Connecticut get involved in welcoming the Acadians
– New York
– Acadian cuisine and New York lords in the countryside
– Newfoundland
– When French fishermen joined Acadian settlers
– Opelousas (Prairie des Coteaux)
– Towards the Cajun Prairie
– Philadelphia
– Dying in Pennsylvania in complete anonymity
– Pointe-à-la-Croix
– The last bastion of Petite-Rochelle
– Port Hudson (Bayou des Écores)
– A major move after two destructive hurricanes in a row
– Port Royal (Annapolis Royal)
– Victim of intermittent wars between two empires
– Port-Lajoye
– A lifeline beautifully starlit
– Pubnico (Pobomcoup)
– Avenging deportation
– Quebec City
– A temporary shelter for Acadians
– Richmond
– Double deportation for Acadians deported to Virginia
– Rustico
– A historic place that has had many names
– Saint-Gervais
– The isolated lands of the lord of Saint-Michel
– Saint-Grégoire
– A parish worth fighting for
– Saint-Jacques
– A priest so dedicated and caring
– Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu
– A Scottish lord for L’Acadie
– Saint-Malo
– The Rance River estuary’s great gathering
– Saint-Pierre and Miquelon
– Fishermen in Saint-Pierre and Acadians in Miquelon
– Savage Harbour
– French name change in respect of First Nations
– Savannah
– In Georgia, Acadians have been recognized for their contribution
– Shediac
– A little-known strategic supply route
– St. Gabriel
– Monitoring Anglo-Americans above all
– St. John
– A highly strategic place
– St. Martinville
– On the former hunting ground of the Atákapas
– St. Mary’s Bay (Clare)
– A bubble of France in Acadia’s cradle
– St. Peter’s Harbour
– A must-see historic site in America
– St. Peters (Cape Breton Island)
– The veterans gave back Port Toulouse its original name
– Tracadie
– An ideal place in many ways
– Truro
– The expulsion of Cobequid’s inhabitants remains a secret of history
– Vidalia (Saint-Louis de Natchez)
– A forgiveness to the Acadian people worthy of respect
– West Baton Rouge (Brusly)
– From the ship Beaumont to Molaisonville
– Windsor
– From Pisiguit to Philadelphia’s Graveyard of the Poor
– Yamachiche
– Two seigniories for all of the exiles