Twillingate is a town of about 5,000 inhabitants situated on two neighbouring islands in northern Newfoundland. Its name comes from the French word "Toulinquet" which was given to the islands by French fishermen, who named them after a group of islands off the French coast, near Brest, also called Toulinquet.
Twillingate is at the mouth of the Exploits River where it flows into Notre Dame Bay. The islands provided an excellent sheltered harbour and easy access to the rich fishing grounds nearby. In recent years a causeway has been built connecting it to the mainland via New World Island.
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Folk Festival - Held every July, the largest folk festival in Newfoundland. Information on accommodations, the Town of Twillingate and the previous festival.
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Bergs and Bytes Internet Cafe - An internet cafe with a patio view of Twillingate's harbour. Offers fine espresso, desserts, and breakfast, lunch, or light dinners.
J.M. Olds Collegiate - Grades 7-12. Information on staff, sports and school history.
Twillingate Community Access Center - Offers hours of operation, location maps and photo gallery.
Twillingate Island Elementary - K-6. School history, staff profiles and community list.
Twillingate.com - Information on local attractions, businesses and links.
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Weather for Twillingate - Five-day forecast and weather from the past 24 hours provided by Environment Canada.
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