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The Lower North Shore stretches from the Natashquan River to the border of Labrador. It consists of 15 small villages, each with its own distinct character. Many are still not accessible by road. Years of isolation allowed each village to develop variations in traditions, architecture and even accents. The population was once scattered across more than 70 tiny fishing posts. Today’s consolidated villages range in population from 50 to almost 1000 residents.

Kegaska - Population: 130
La Romaine (Unamen Shipu) - Population: 1,050
Chevery - Population: 300
Harrington Harbour - Population: 300
Tête-à-la-Baleine - Population: 250
Mutton Bay - Population: 192
La Tabatière - Population: 499
Pakua Shipi - Population: 300

Saint Augustine - Population: 791
Old Fort Bay - Population: 347
St. Paul's River - Population: 468
Middle Bay - Population: 52
Brador - Population: 136
Lourdes-de-Blanc-Sablon - Population: 750
Blanc-Sablon - Population: 325