St. Peter and St. Paul, Prince Edward Island

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St. Peter and St. Paul
Location of St. Peter and St. Paul in Prince Edward Island

St. Peter and St. Paul is a settlement in Prince Edward Island.

Coordinates: 46°55′12″N64°04′05″W / 46.920°N 64.068°W / 46.920; -64.068


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