Black Duck Cove
Black Duck Cove is a small fishing community on South Twilingate Island, Newfoundland and Labrador. The very small town is about 100 km north of Lewisporte and Gander and close to Twillingate, a town of 2448 people located on the Twillingate Islands in Notre Dame Bay.
The first settlers to Black Duck Cove were two fishermen, William Dredge and George Coombs. Today, a large percentage of the residents in the community work in the fishing industry. Black Duck Cove is also known for its traditional accordion players.
The first settlers to Black Duck Cove were two fishermen, William Dredge and George Coombs. Today, a large percentage of the residents in the community work in the fishing industry. Black Duck Cove is also known for its traditional accordion players.
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