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External cables landed in Canada, by company and station, 1966

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External cables landed in Canada, by company and station, 1966
  Cables Nautical miles
  number
Canadian Overseas Telecommunication Corporation (COTC)    
Halifax, N.S., via Azores to Porthcurno, England 1 3,078
Port Alberni, B.C., to Sydney, Australia, via Hawaii, Fiji Islands and New Zealand 1 8,232
Sydney Mines, N.S., via Clarenvile, Nfld., to Oban, Scotland1 1 2,280
Hampden, Nfld., to Oban, Scotland (CANTAT) 1 2,010
Hampden, Nfld., to Vestmannaeyjar, Iceland, via Greenland 1 1,657
Western Union International Inc. (WUI)    
Bay Roberts, Nfld., to Penzance, England 4 8,479
Bay Roberts, Nfld., to Hammil, N.Y., U.S.A. 2 2,778
Bay Roberts, Nfld., to Azores 1 1,343
Eastern Telephone and Telegraph Company (ET&T)    
Sydney Mines, N.S., via Clarenvile, Nfld., To Oban, Scotland1 1 2,280
Sydney Mines, N.S., via Clarenvile, Nfld., to Penmarch, France 2 2,400
New Brunswick Telephone Company Limited (NBTEL)    
Campobello Island, N.B., to Lubec, Maine., U.S. 1 0.3
Source: Statistics Canada, Canada Year Book, 1967.