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Newfoundland and Labrador

Confederation Building (Legislature)

 

Newfoundland and Labrador became the 10th Province on March 31, 1949.  St. John’s is the provincial capital. Labrador became part of Newfoundland in 1809.

 

Canadian Provinces and Territories

There are courthouses in the following locations:

 

Newfoundland and Labrador Court of Appeal

 

Supreme Court

 

Corner Brook

Gander

Grand Bank

Grand Falls – Windsor

Happy Valley-Goose Bay  (Labrador)

St. John’s

Wabush  (Labrador)

 

Provincial Court

 

Bonavista

Channel – Port aux Basques

Clarenville

Corner Brook

Gander

Grand Bank

Grand Falls – Windsor

Happy Valley-Goose Bay  (Labrador)

Harbour Grace

Placentia

St Anthony

St. John’s – Provincial Court

Stephenville

Wabush (Labrador)

 

Old Courthouses

 

Bonavista

Brigus

Burin   (courthouse site)

Corner Brook

Fogo

Greenspond

Harbour Grace

Placentia

Saint George’s

Springdale

Trinity 

St. John’s – Provincial Court

 

Highest Point – Mount Caubvick at 1,738 metres ( 5,702 feet ) is located in Labrador

Lowest Point  – Atlantic Ocean ( sea level ) which surrounds Newfouldand Island 

 

 

Government House – St. John’s