Smith's Point
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Smith's Point is named after the Scotsman, Michael Smith, who served in the early 1800s as Commissioner of the island. Instead of money, he was given 400 acres of land, part of which one of his sons sold to the Grand Bahama Development Company. A sign at its entrance proudly proclaims, "Smith's Point - Bahamian Village", indicating the village's pride in maintaining its heritage. It is the venue for what has become a Wednesday night tradition on the island - the Fish Fry
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Coordinates: 26°31'22"N 78°37'1"W
- Cooper´s Town 116 km
- San Andros 167 km
- Current Island Settlement 220 km
- Little Harbour 266 km
- The Bluff / High Rock 285 km
- Savannah Sound 294 km
- Kemp´s Bay 294 km
- Tarpum Bay 298 km
- Rock Sound 306 km
- Pitt's Town 596 km
- Sherwood Forest 1.4 km
- Lucaya 2.5 km
- Lincoln Park 3.3 km
- Richmond Park 3.3 km
- Chesapeake 4 km
- Lincoln Green 4.9 km
- Fairfield 5.9 km
- East Airport Zone 6.1 km
- Lucaya Estates 17 km
- Grand Bahama 19 km