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Murray Harbour, Prince Edward Island (1996 pop.: 256) is a Canadian fishing community in southeastern Kings County, Prince Edward Island.
   Located in the township of Lot 64, the community is named after General the Honourable James Murray, (1725-94), Governor of Quebec (1764-66).
   With an area of 4.1 km² and an extensive waterfront facing a large natural harbour (also named Murray Harbour), the community's primary industry is fishing, most notably lobster and scallops. It also hosts some secondary industry in the form of fish processing and a growing tertiary service economy centred on tourism.
   The community has a gas station, a fire/police station, a grocery, a restaurant, a number of churches, and a number of wharves.
   The majority of the community's fishing fleet is berthed at the South River harbour facility which is operated by Fisheries and Oceans Canada. Other wharves include the Murray Harbour wharf, Machon Point wharf, and Beach Point wharf, as well as the Bolridge Landing Marina.

Notable residents

Murray Harbour is the hometown of Dallas Stars forward, Brad Richards, who received the Lady Byng Memorial Trophyand the Conn Smythe Trophy as a member of the Tampa Bay Lightning when the Lightning won the Stanley Cup in 2004.

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