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Petite Reviere is a small village on the South Shore in Nova Scotia. It is located about 20 minutes outside of Bridgewater. It is close to Rissers and Green Bay beaches.

The bridge in Petite Riviere was destroyed in 2002 and has been replaced by a single lane "temporary" bridge.

It has a school, Petite Riviere Elementary School with about 90 pupils. The current principal is Allan Turner.

Samuel de Champlain landed at the site of Petite Riviere and named it.

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Topics: Petite Riviere Nova Scotia, Petite France, Petite Bourgeoisie...

Petite Riviere, Nova ScotiaPetite Reviere is a small village on the South Shore in Nova Scotia. It is located about 20 minutes outside of Bridgewater. It is close to Rissers and Green Bay beaches. The bridge in Petite Riviere was destroyed in 2002 and has been replaced by a singlePetite-FrancePetite-France is an area in Strasbourg, Alsace, France. It is located on the Grande Ile (Main Island), where the River Ill splits up into a number of canals, and cascades through a small area of half-timbered houses. The name "Petit France" was created byPetite bourgeoisiePetit-bourgeois or Anglicised petty bourgeois is a French term that reffered to the members of the lower middle social-classes. They were seen as servants of the bourgeois class who in turn were seen servants of the aristocracy. In the context of a percei
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