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{{See also|Beaver Brook, New Brunswick}}
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'''Beaver Brook Station''' is a [[Canada|Canadian]] rural community in [[Northumberland County, New Brunswick|Northumberland County]], [[New Brunswick]].
'''Beaver Brook Station''' is a Canadian rural community in [[Northumberland County, New Brunswick|Northumberland County]], [[New Brunswick]].

[[Max Aitken]] grew up in the nearby community of [[Newcastle, New Brunswick]]. In accepting his peerage, [[Max Aitken]] chose the name "Lord Beaverbrook" (note the spelling difference) in reference to this community, after initially considering the harder to pronounce "Lord Miramichi".<ref>St John NB & The Magnificent Irvings + Art heist at Beaverbrook Gallery http://annamation.wordpress.com/2008/08/18/st-john-nb-the-magnificent-irvings-art-heist-at-beaverbrook-gallery/</ref><ref>Rayburn, A. 2001. Naming Canada: Stories about Canadian Place Names. University of Toronto Press.</ref><ref>Rayburn, A. 1975. Geographical Names of New Brunswick. Canadian Permanent Committee on Geographical Names, Ottawa.</ref>


==History==
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==Notable people==
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[[Max Aitken]] grew up in the nearby community of [[Newcastle, New Brunswick]]. In accepting his peerage, he chose the name "Lord Beaverbrook" (note the spelling difference) in reference to this community, after initially considering the harder to pronounce "Lord Miramichi".<ref>Rayburn, A. (2001), ''Naming Canada: Stories about Canadian Place Names''. University of Toronto Press.<br>- Rayburn, A. (1975), ''Geographical Names of New Brunswick''. Canadian Permanent Committee on Geographical Names, Ottawa.</ref>


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==References==
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* [http://geonames2.nrcan.gc.ca/cgi-bin/v9/sima_unique_v9?english?DAFWO?C Beaver Brook Station - Geographical Names of Canada]
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Beaver Brook Station is located in New Brunswick
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Location of Beaver Brook Station in New Brunswick

Beaver Brook Station is a Canadian rural community in Northumberland County, New Brunswick.

History

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Beaver Brook Station was created when the Intercolonial Railway was constructed through the area 15 km (9.3 mi) north of Newcastle (now part of the city of Miramichi) in 1875.

Notable people

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Max Aitken grew up in the nearby community of Newcastle, New Brunswick. In accepting his peerage, he chose the name "Lord Beaverbrook" (note the spelling difference) in reference to this community, after initially considering the harder to pronounce "Lord Miramichi".[1]

See also

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References

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  1. ^ Rayburn, A. (2001), Naming Canada: Stories about Canadian Place Names. University of Toronto Press.
    - Rayburn, A. (1975), Geographical Names of New Brunswick. Canadian Permanent Committee on Geographical Names, Ottawa.

47°08′00″N 65°36′00″W / 47.13333°N 65.60000°W / 47.13333; -65.60000