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City of Dartmouth Police Station

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At the corner of Wentworth and Ochterloney Streets looking north east, land that has since passed into new hands and is now a residential building.

Ochterloney Street between Dundas and Wentworth looking south, Town Hall was at left, Police Station at right.

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“DARTMOUTH POLICE SERVICE (NS) Amalgamated with Halifax Regional Police Department in 1996″ https://policecanada.ca/policeca/ns/darmouth/index.html

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