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Miquelon is an island and village in Saint-Pierre and Miquelon.

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Although it is much larger than Saint-Pierre, it is much less populated. The residents are primarily of Basque and Acadian heritage.

Geologically, Miquelon is three islands, connected by isthmuses formed from drifting sand:

• Le Cap at the north, location of the village of Miquelon (pop. 600).
• Miquelon proper (Grande Miquelon). The name comes from the Basque version of Michael, which was the name of several fishermen who settled here.
• Langlade (Petite Miquelon), which has no permanent inhabitants but is a popular vacation spot. The name is a corruption of the French l'île à l'Anglais or Englishman's Island.

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• Restaurant Brian and Brasserie Michael, 18, rue Anne-Claire du Pont de Renon, ☎ (508) 41 64 89 (drevert@cheznoo.net). closed Mon.. Traditional cuisine, seafood, snacks. edit

• Snack Bar à Choix, 2, rue Sourdeval Miquelon, ☎ (508) 41 62 00 (chancyl@cheznoo.net). Closed Mon. seafood crepe, roasted chicken, baked apple crepe,

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• Chez Janot, Langlade, ☎ (508) 41 28 09 (domiledu@cheznoo.net), [1].  edit

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• Hôtel L'Escale, 30, rue Victor Briand, ☎ (508) 41 61 24 or (508) 41 64 89 (drevert@cheznoo.net). 6 rooms from €42.  edit

• Maxotel, 42, rue Sourdeval, ☎ (508) 41 64 57 or (508) 55 64 57 (maxotelmiq@cheznoo.net). 10 apartments from €60.  edit

• Chez Marlène, Anse du Gouvernement (Langlade), ☎ (508) 55 01 32 (chezmarlene@cheznoo.net). 2 rooms from €45.  edit

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