pinware造句

• In 1965 a concrete bridge was built over the Pinware River.
• Many different Aboriginal cultures lived in the area of Pinware from time to time.
• Pinware was incorporated as a town in 1978.
• The next year it was possible to travel by road from Pinware to surrounding communities.
• Later, Pre-Dorset Palaeo-Eskimos used the rich marine resources found at Pinware.
• By 1980 Pinware also had a small salt fish plant, a community wharf and a building supply business.
• In the winter the settlers moved to the Pinware River to hunt and trap and to be nearer to the fuel supply.
• The ship's bell was placed in Pinware's first Roman Catholic Church, build in the early 1800s and one of the first churches on the Labrador Coast.
• The first year-round European settlers were probably the family of an Irishman, John O'Dell, who made their way to Pinware via Carbonear in the late 1700s.
• The Basque who operated one of the New World s earliest whaling stations at Red Bay, more than likely travelled to Pinware for various reasons, one of which may have been firewood.
• Artifacts discovered adjacent to the town of Pinware indicate, from radiocarbon dating, that Pinware Hill is one of the earliest Palaeo Indian archaeological sites in the province, dating back nearly 9000 years.
• Artifacts discovered adjacent to the town of Pinware indicate, from radiocarbon dating, that Pinware Hill is one of the earliest Palaeo Indian archaeological sites in the province, dating back nearly 9000 years.
• Pinware, NL-Wharf in the MorningThe population of Pinware grew quite slowly, from 12 in 1857 to 38 in 1869 and 70 in 1949 . By the 1890s there were over 50 people.
• Pinware, NL-Wharf in the MorningThe population of Pinware grew quite slowly, from 12 in 1857 to 38 in 1869 and 70 in 1949 . By the 1890s there were over 50 people.
• A burial monument near L anse Amour, just south of Pinware, dating to 7500 years ago, is attributed to the Maritime Archaic and is the oldest such mound in North America, maybe even the world.
• Anglers fishing at the mouth of the Pinware River will be surprised by the fight a salmon, fresh from the North Atlantic, can put . Some of the better timber stands in the region are located along the Pinware River, which is also known for salmon.
• Anglers fishing at the mouth of the Pinware River will be surprised by the fight a salmon, fresh from the North Atlantic, can put . Some of the better timber stands in the region are located along the Pinware River, which is also known for salmon.