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Commodore Park, Nova Scotia
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| Places and Communities in Halifax Regional Municipality |
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| Commodore Park, Nova Scotia | |
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| Other Dartmouth Communities & Neighbourhoods | |
| Albro Lake, Bell Ayr Park, Brightwood, Burnside, Commodore Park, Crichton Park, Crystal Heights, Downtown Dartmouth, Ellenvale, Grahams Corner, Greenough Settlement, Highfield Park, Imperoyal, Lancaster Ridge, Manor Park, Nantucket, Port Wallace, Portland Estates, Portland Hills, Russell Lake West, Shannon Park, Southdale, Tam O'Shanter Ridge, Tuft's Cove, Wallace Heights, Westphal, Wildwood Lake, Woodlawn, Woodside | |
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Commodore Park is a mostly residential neighbourhood in the Dartmouth community of Halifax Regional Municipality, Nova Scotia. It is located in the east end of Dartmouth in the Woodlawn area. Prince Andrew High School is located within this area.
It is named for Canadian naval ships that were lost during the Second World War. Street names in Commodore Park named after ships lost include:
- Athabaskan Lane for HMCS Athabaskan sunk on April 29, 1944 with a loss of 110,
- Guysborough Avenue for HMCS Guysborough sunk on March 17, 1945 with a loss of 51,
- Louisburg Lane for HMCS Louisburg sunk on February 6, 1943 with a loss of 38,
- Margaree Parkway for HMCS Margaree sunk on October 22, 1944 with a loss of 142,
- Skeena Street for HMCS Skeena sunk on October 24, 1944 with a loss of 15,
- Shawinigan Road for HMCS Shawinigan on November 25, 1944 with a loss of 91,
- Spikenard Street for HMCS Spikenard on February 11, 1942 with a loss of 77, and
- Weyburn Road for HMCS Weyburn on February 22, 1943 with a loss of 5.
There are many websites describing the ships. One of the more detailed ones is www.uboat.net.
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