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The Village
of Doaktown has a population of approximately
1000 people within the village limits but draws
on the many communities surrounding it for
sharing resources, jobs and economic development
in the area. This results in a population base of
around 5 or 6,000 people. The surrounding
communities such as Storeytown, Ludlow, McNamee,
Boiestown, Blissfield and even Upper Blackville
contribute to our work force.
Our main industry at present is the
lumber industry with J.D. Irving being the major
employer. Tourism also plays a large part in our
economic development, providing our residents
with full time and seasonal work along with
giving us the opportunity to share our natural
resources with visitors from around the world.
At the present time, we have a large
parcel of land in a prime location dedicated as
an Industrial Park. Incentives are available to
those interested in starting a business in our
village. If you would like to find out more about
this opportunity in our beautiful riverside
community, please drop us a line, call or email
us. We welcome you to come and visit us to
discuss the incentives. You will not be
disappointed
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Building
Rural Capacity in the New Economy
Canada Fact Summary
Population
information taken from 2006 Census (within the
Village Limits)
For more statistics on Doaktown, visit www.statscan.ca
Village
Statistics
| Location: Central
New Brunswick Land Area: 28.74
square km
Altitude: 100
feet, 30 meters above MSL
Latitude/Longitude:
46 degrees
33' 50" N - 66 degrees 06' 55"
W
Time Zone: Atlantic
Standard / Daylight
Climate: Continental
/ Maritime
Average
Annual Rainfall: 812mm,
32 inches
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Average
Annual Snowfall: 282cm,
111 inches
January
daily high/low: -5/-15C,
24/5F
July daily
high/low: 25/13C,
77/55F
Average Age
of Population: 47.7
Population: 885
Males: 420
Females: 470
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