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Prince Edward Island: PlaceFinder Borden, Prince Edward Island

Borden, an unincorporated area, is located in Prince County in the western portion of Prince Edward Island, SE. of Summerside. Its precise location is N 46°15', W 63°41'.

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Community Photographs

Our community photographs collection includes selected photos of schools, churches, parks, and other public buildings, areas and events. .

Dalvay by the Sea

Dalvay by the Sea
Credit: 2002 Mary Payne, Annapolis, Mayland, USA
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Dalvay by the Sea

Dalvay by the Sea
Credit: 2002 Mary Payne, Annapolis, Mayland, USA
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A Farmhouse at Cape Tryon

A Farmhouse at Cape Tryon
Credit: (c) 2003 Nancy Starno
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Tignish Point Harbour

Tignish Point Harbour
Credit: 2004 Paulette Holmes - Mansfield, TX, USA
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Visitors Guide Listings

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The Geography of Borden

Maps

You can use our interactive maps to display maps of Borden and area.

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Statistical Information

Borden falls inside the Statistics Canada census subdivision of Borden-Carleton. They have detailed statistical information available for the Borden-Carleton census subdivision for the following categories: Education,Ethnicity,Family,Income,Labour Force,Population, and Shelter.

Information courtesy Statistics Canada.

History of the Name

The official history of the geographic name Borden (which can be somewhat technical, we admit):

Carleton Point (Town) changed to Borden (Town) in 1916.(Never official). Borde n (Town) was incorporated in 1919.Borden (Town) was confirmed in Place Names of PEI, 1925.Port Borden (Town) was adopted in error 2 August 1944 on 11 L/5 and appeared on 11 L/5 & 21 I/8 (1944) and 11 L/5, ed.2. Although letters and memos on file say that the dual name Borden (Port Borden P. O.)(Town) was adopted, no decision can be found.Borden (Town) became Borden (P ort Borden P.O.) (Town) 31 December 1989 on 11 L/4 and11 L/5.Status change d to Locality when Borden (Town) and Carleton Siding (Community) became part of the Community of Borden-Carleton by EC 269/95.Port Borden (P.O.) was confirmed as the post office for this community 29 May 1996 on 11 L/5.

Information courtesy Geomatics Canada .

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