Pocologan

Pocologan is a small river flowing south to a sheltered harbour on the Bay of Fundy, west of Point Lepreau. Its name, of Wolastoqey-Passamaquoddy origin, was also given to the bay and the island off its mouth. The powerful tides of Fundy shape the coast, uncovering broad stretches of shore as the water falls. The harbour's name appears in land records from 1785, with several spellings, and the river was recorded under a related form the following year.