Cape Saint George Business Directory

Cape Saint George corresponds to the official Town of Cape St. George on the Port au Port Peninsula. The bilingual municipality extends along St. George’s Bay and the Gulf of St. Lawrence, bringing together several settlements in a landscape shaped by coastal travel, fishing, traditional land use, and French heritage.

Local context

The provincial municipal plan places the town on the Port au Port Peninsula, extending west along St. George’s Bay and north toward the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Its municipal area includes Cape St. George together with Loretto, Marche’s Point, De Grau, and Red Brook. The plan describes a dispersed traditional settlement pattern rather than a single compact town centre.

Cape St. George is identified in the municipal plan as Newfoundland and Labrador’s officially bilingual community. French and Acadian heritage remains visible in place names, cultural activity, and community institutions across the Port au Port Peninsula. Local businesses and services may identify with an individual settlement as well as the town, so this profile uses the municipality as the shared directory geography while retaining precise street addresses on business listings. The official town coordinate represents the municipality as a whole, while individual business addresses remain necessary for distinguishing its component settlements and the long coastal extent of the planning area.