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Chipoudy
Chipody (now known as Shepody, New Brunswick) was an Acadian village, founded in 1698 and destroyed in 1755.
The village was situated on the west side of Shepody Bay, at the foot of Caledonian Hills, in the region where the ground is low, the Chipody marshes. It was part of most of the region of Trois-Rivières. The main water supply is the Chipoudy river. The village corresponds to approximately the territory that lies between pointe à Marie and cap des Demoiselles, which is now in the Albert county, south-east of New Brunswick.