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Pros: It's a great hunting/fishing area
People are small-town friendly
Slow paced & relaxed community
Great air due to abundant forests
Cons: A far travel to decent shopping centres (eg...
This is a good place to hunt & fish
have a summer home for peace and quiet
retire in
snowmobile or ATVing
General info: Harcourt has the basics of any small community: the gas station/convenience/liquer store...
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Harcourt is in Kent County, in the province of New Brunswick.

The community was named for the Earl of Harcourt.


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