• 5 mi. NW of Kensington in Lot 18. Selected at a public meeting 1869 for a school to replace Oyster Cove and Shipyard. PO 1870-1934

Use for: Sans titre, Blueshank (P.E.I.)

• 2 mi. S of Kensington in Lots 19 and 25. PO 1900-1912. Formerly called Blueshank. Railway station 1875 Blueshank, later changed to Kelvin

• 1 mi N of Hunter River in Lot 23. Named for David Rennie, a proprietor of part of Lot 23 in the early 1800s.

• 11 mi SE of Charlottetown in Lot 35. Named for Dunstaffnage Castle near Oban, Argyllshire, Scotland. School district 1851. PO Lot 35 c1855-1905; PO Earnscliffe 1897-1914.

• 3 mi. W of North Rustico in Lot 24. PO Cavendish Road 1871-1897; Mayfield 1897-1913

• 2 mi. N of Tyne Valley in Lot 12. PO Lot 12 1855-1912; PO Ellerslie Station, 1912-1924; PO Ellerslie from 1924.

• Western most of three counties in Prince Edward Island. Named by Samuel Holland in 1765 for George Augustus Frederick, Prince of Wales, later George IV (1762-1830)

• 5 mi. SE of Kensington in Lot 67. Named by Peter Sinclair c 1840 for the family farm in Argyllshire, Scotland

Use for: Sans titre, Covehead West, Western Covehead

• 11 mi N of Charlottetown in Lot 34. PO Covehead West 1870-1913 (sometimes listed as Western Covehead).

Use for: Sans titre, Indian Island, Pope's Island, Holman's Island, Flynn's Island

• In Bedeque Bay. Named for J. L. Holman who bought it in the 1870s and built a summer hotel on it. De la Roque 1752 Isle de Bedec; Holand 1765, Chart 1849, Wright and Cundall 1874, Meacham 1880, and Department of Interior 1914 Indian Island. Wyld 1845 Dunk I. Formerly called Flynn's Island for an eccentric hermit who lived on it; formerly known as Pope's Island for J. C. Pope who owned it before Holman.