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| 1. Alpine Meadows (Surrey, 8km)
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| 2. Anniedale (Surrey, 8km)
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| 3. Barnston Island 3 (Surrey, 8km)
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| 4. Brownsville (Surrey, 8km)
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| 5. Burke Road (Surrey, 8km)
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6. Cloverdale (Surrey, 8km)
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Originally named Clover Valley by William Shannon, a pioneer settler who later wrote: 'A few days after arriving in the valley in the year 1875 I had occasion to write a letter and was in doubt as to how to head it. |
| 7. Colebrook (Surrey, 8km)
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| 8. Crescent Beach (Surrey, 8km)
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9. Douglas (Surrey, 8km)
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This border-crossing point is named after Benjamin Douglas, a pioneer settler. |
| 10. Fleetwood (Surrey, 8km)
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| 11. Fraser Heights (Surrey, 8km)
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| 12. Fraser River Junction (Surrey, 8km)
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13. Guildford (Surrey, 8km)
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Guildford - Surrey District Municipality. When the original developers of Guildford Town Centre, the directors of Grosvenor-Laing, came to name it, they borrowed the name of Guildford in the county of Surrey in England, |
| 14. Gyproc (Surrey, 8km)
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| 15. Johnson Heights (Surrey, 8km)
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| 16. Mud Bay (Surrey, 8km)
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| 17. Nesters (Surrey, 8km)
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18. Newton (Surrey, 8km)
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Newton - After Elias John Newton, saddler and harness-maker of New Westminster, who took up land here. His real name was Villeneuve, but surrounded by anglophone neighbours he changed it to Newton (which, like Villeneuve, means 'new town'). |
| 19. Ocean Park (Surrey, 8km)
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| 20. Oxford Heights (Surrey, 8km)
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| 21. Peace Arch Park (Surrey, 8km)
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| 22. Pratt (Surrey, 8km)
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| 23. Semiahmoo (Surrey, 8km)
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| 24. Shops (Surrey, 8km)
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| 25. Sullivan (Surrey, 8km)
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| 26. Sullivan Heights (Surrey, 8km)
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| 27. Sunnyside (Surrey, 8km)
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28. Surrey (City) / Blackie Spit / Kwomais Point / Nicomekl River / Ocean Park (Surrey, 8km)
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Blackie Spit named after a Scot, Walter Blackie, the first blacksmith in New Westminster, who in 1875 bought the spit (six and a half acres) for a dollar an acre. |
| 29. Surrey Centre (Surrey, 8km)
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| 30. Thornton Yard (Surrey, 8km)
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31. Tynehead (Surrey, 8km)
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Tynehead - Originally Tinehead, since the head of the Serpentine River is here, but converted to Tynehead by analogy with the River Tyne in northern England. |
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32. Whalley (Surrey, 8km)
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Whalley - After Arthur Whalley, who settled here with his family in 1925. When the Pacific Stages bus line established a stop at the intersection of Ferguson and Bergstrom Roads, it was called Whalley's Corner. |
| 33. Alvin (Port Coquitlam, 9km)
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| 34. Birchland Manor (Port Coquitlam, 9km)
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| 35. Coquitlam 2 (Port Coquitlam, 9km)
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| 36. Lincoln Park (Port Coquitlam, 9km)
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| 37. Mary Hill (Port Coquitlam, 9km)
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38. Pinecone Burke Park / Burke Mountain (Port Coquitlam, 9km)
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Named after Edmund Burke, the orator, by Captain Richards about 1860. Now forms the southern part of the 38,000 ha Pinecone Burke Provincial Park established in 1995. |
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39. Port Coquitlam (City) / Como Lake / Douglas Island / Mary Hill (Port Coquitlam, 9km)
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Como Lake - Various origins have been suggested for this name: Como, a Sandwich Islander or Hawaiian who belonged to the party that founded Fort Langley in 1827; Lake Como in northern Italy or even a compound of 'Co' for Coquitlam and 'mo' for Port Moody |
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40. Port Mann (Port Coquitlam, 9km)
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Named after Donald Mann, partner of William Mackenzie in the building of the Canadian Northern Railway. |