- An
outport is any port
considered secondary to a main port (including a
provincial one as
opposed to a
capital one), and
often (especially) a
small port...
- An
outport is the term
given for a
small coastal community in the
Canadian province of
Newfoundland and Labrador. Originally, the term was used for coastal...
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Verte and
Buchans also
contributed to the
movement of
people away from the
outports.
World War II also had a part to play when air
force bases were
built at...
- 1997, pp. 449–450. Hamilton,
Lawrence C.; Butler, M. J. (January 2001). "
Outport adaptations:
Social indicators through Newfoundland's Cod crisis". Human...
- post-Confederation
Newfoundland and Labrador. Many of the
remaining small rural outports were hit by the 1992 cod moratorium. Loss of an
important source of income...
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Grandy Island, on the
south coast of the
island of Newfoundland. It is an
outport community. The town is
approximately 121 km (75 mi) east of Channel-Port...
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trade pla**** a
major role in the city's growth, but for many
years the
outport of Gl****on Dock, downstream, has been the main
shipping facility. Lancaster...
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merchants made the most of it, with the city
becoming one of the two
leading outports in all of
England by the
middle of the 18th century.
Bristol was the slave...
- 1177/0040517507078023. S2CID 138629386. Ommer,
Rosemary Elizabeth (1991). From
outpost to
outport: a
structural analysis of the Jersey-Gaspé cod fishery, 1767-1886. Montreal...
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fisherman who
refuses to
leave the
isolated Newfoundland and
Labrador outport town of
Sweetland when the
provincial government launches a resettlement...
