Place:Queens, Nova Scotia, Canada

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Name	Queens
Alt names	Queens	source: Family History Library Catalog
Type	County
Located in	Nova Scotia, Canada (1762 - )
See also	Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, Canada	pre-1762 parent county
	Shelburne, Nova Scotia, Canada	post-1784 child county

Contained Places

Inhabited place: Caledonia; Liverpool; Port Mouton
Township: Liverpool (township)
Unknown: Brooklyn; Kempt; Port Medway; West Caledonia

1762 - Queens county is established in the English province of Nova Scotia by combining the townships of Liverpool, Barrington and Yarmouth with their intermediate lands and some lands from Lunenburg county.

1784/85 - Queens county is divided to form Shelburne County in the southwestern part.

1848 - Queens county is located in the self-governing English province of Nova Scotia.

1867 - Queens county is located in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia after the formation of the country of Canada.

1996 - Queens county's municipal government is merged with the town of Liverpool's to form the Region of Queens Municipality.

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Modern description

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Queens County is a county in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia.

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