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Gordon Arnaud Winter

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Gordon Arnaud Winter (October 6, 1912August 1, 2003) was the Lieutenant-Governor of Newfoundland and Labrador from 1974 to 1981.

In 1974, he was made an Officer of the Order of Canada.

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Government Offices
Preceded by:
Ewart John Arlington Harnum
Lieutenant-Governor of Newfoundland and Labrador
1974-1981
Succeeded by:
William Anthony Paddon


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Lieutenant-Governors (1949-present)
Walsh | Outerbridge | Macpherson | O'Dea | Harnum | Winter | Paddon | McGrath | Russell | House | Roberts

Commission Governors (1934-1949)
Anderson | Walwyn | MacDonald

Dominion Governors (1907-1934)
MacGregor | Williams | Davidson | Harris | Allardyce | Middleton | Anderson

Colonial Governors (1855-1907)
Darling | Bannerman | Musgrave | Hill | Glover | Maxse | Glover | Des Vœux | Blake | O'Brien | Murray | McCallum | Boyle | MacGregor

Civil Governors (1825-1855)
Cochrane | Prescott | Harvey | Law | LeMerchant | Hamilton

Commodore-Governors (1729-1825)
Osborn | Clinton | Falkingham | Muskerry | Lee | Vanbrugh | Medley | Smith | Byng | Smith | Hardy | Edwards | Douglas | Watson | Rodney | Drake | Bonfoy | Dorrill | Edwards | Webb | Graves | Palliser | Byron | Shuldham | Duff | Montagu | Edwards | Campbell | Elliott | Milbanke | King | Wallace | Waldegrave | Pole | Gambier | Gower | Holloway | Duckworth | Keats | Pickmore | Hamilton

French Gouverneurs (1655-1713)
de Kéréon | Gargot | du Perron | dit Lafontaine | Palme | Pioppe | Parat | de Costebelle | de Brouillan | de Monic | de Subercase | de Costebelle

Proprietary Governors (1610-1728)
Guy | Mason | Hayman | Whitbourne | Tanfield | Wynne | Aston | Calvert | Baltimore | Hill | Kirke | Treworgie

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