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Nova Scotia Bordering Provinces/Territories: New Brunswick
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Where is Nova Scotia?
Nova Scotia Satellite Image
Where is Nova Scotia? Nova Scotia is bordered by the Gulf of St. Lawrence, Atlantic Ocean, Gulf of Maine, and New Brunswick to the north.
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Nova Scotia Cities: Amherst, Annapolis Royal, Antigonish, Argyle, Arichat, Aylesford, Baddock, Barrington, Bay St. Lawrence, Bear River, Bedford, Bickerton West, Big Pond, Bridgetown, Bridgewater, Caledonia, Canso, Cape George, Chester, Cheticamp, Cheverie, Church Point, Clark's Harbour, Dalhousie West, Dartmouth, Debert, Dingwall, Eastern Passage, Economy, Fourchu, Freeport, Gabarus, Glace Bay, Goldboro, Goshen, Grand Etang, Grand River, Granville Ferry, Great Village, Greenwood, Greton Cove, Guysborough, Halifax, Hebron, Hopewell, Ingonish, Ingonish Beach, Inverness, Iona, Italy Cross, Joggins, Judique, Kentville, Kingsport, Lahave, L'ardoise, Larrys River, Liscomb, Liverpool, Lockeport, Louisbourg, Lower Woods Harbour, Lunenburg, Mabou, Maccan, Main-a-Dieu, Margaree Forks, Margaree Harbour, Margaretsville, Marion Bridge, Meaghers Grant, Meat Cove, Melrose, Meteghan, Middle Musquodoboit, Middleton, Mill Village, Milton, Mount Uniacke, Musq. Harbour, Musquodoboit Harbour, Neil's Harbour, New Germany, New Glasgow, New Ross, New Waterford, Nime Mile River, Northport, Orangedale, Oxford, Parrsboro, Pictou, Port Greville, Port Hawkesbury, Port Hood, Port Morien, Port Mouton, Preston, Pubnico, Pugwash, River John, Sable River, Salmon River, Sambro, Sheet Harbour, Shelburne, Sherbrooke, Shubenacadie, St. Perer's, Stellarton, Stewiacke, Sunny Brea, Sydney, Sydney Mines, Tangier, Tatamagouche, Tidnish, Trafalgas, Trenton, Truro, Tusket, Upper Musquodoboit, Wallace, Wedgeport, West Bay Road, Westville, Weymouth, Digby, Windsor, Yarmouth
Nova Scotia Lakes, Rivers and Locations: Ainslie Lake, Annapolis Basin, Atlantic Ocean, Bay of Fundy, Bras d'Or Lake, Cabot Strait, Chedabucto Bay, Gaspereau Lake, Governor Lake, Great Pubnico Lake, Gulf of Maine, Gulf of St. Lawrence, Jordan Bay, Kejimkujik Lake, Lake Ainslie, Lake Rossignol, Mabou Harbour, Minas Basin, Northumberland Strait, Panuke Lake, Sherbrooke Lake, St. Anns Bay, St. Marys Bay and West St. Marys River
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