• 6 miles North East of Cardigan in Lot 54. Possible named for Archibald Philip Primrose (1847-1929), Earl of Rosebery, Lord Primrose and Dalmeny, Prime Minister of England, 1894-1895. P.O. 1869-1899 and 1904-1915.

• 7 mi SW of Montague in Lots 57 and 58. Probably named for good views obtained from the hills in the area. PO Murray Harbour Road 1856-1906; PO Bellevue 1906-1913.

• 3 mi NW of Crapaud in Lot 28. PO 1872-1913. School district in 1880 was Tryon Stanfield Mills ; this was the predecessor of Stanfields in Truro.

• 6 mi. SW of Souris in Lot 43. PO 1827-1914. Post Ofice at Red House until 1880.

Use for: Sans titre, Havre St. Pierre, Pogiisumkek Booktaba, Oegopeg

• Adjacent to Gulf of St. Lawrence, Lots 39, 40, and 41. Named by Louis Denys de la Ronde, 1721 havre St. Pierre for Comte de St. Peirre, equerry to the Duchess of Orleans at the French Court. De la Ronds obtainied a grant of PEI in 1719 and 1720 and formed a company to develop it. The enterprize was abandoned in 1724. Map 1750 Riviere Ronton; Jumeau 1685 R. S. Antoine de pade. In Micmac Pogiisumkek Booktaba 'bay of clams' (Rand) or Oegopeg, 'end of the water' (Pacifique 1934). St. Peters River flows into the bay.

Use for: Sans titre, New Langholme, Adams Corner

• 4 mi. W. Of Alberton in Lot 4. PO from 1877. Possible called New Langholme in 1863; formerly known as Adams Corner for John Adamas, first settler

• 4 mi. n. of Alberton in Lot 3. Named for Montrose Scotland. PO Kildare Bridge c1854-1871. PO Montrose 1871-1913

Use for: Sans titre, Montague Cross, Fodhla

• 9 mi. SW of Montague in Lots 57 and 58. Schools were Montague Road East and Montague Road West. PO Montague Cross 1867-1903; PO Iona 1903-1967. CN station Fodhla

Use for: Sans titre, Cardigan Road

• 2 mi. SE of St. Peters in Lot 41. School district c1878.School district Cardigan Road 1880. PO Hayden's Mills, 1891-1893; PO Midgell Mills, 1893-1901; PO Southhampton, 1901-1903