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Jolicure in New Brunswick
Jolicure is a small community about ten kilometres northeast of Sackville, Canada on Jolicure Road off Route 16.
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Jolicure is a small community about ten kilometres northeast of Sackville, Canada on Jolicure Road off Route 16.
45°56′38.4″N64°12′58.9″W / 45.944000°N 64.216361°W
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