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21. Peggy's Cove 2005 - Banjon's Photos
    For more and fascinating facts about Peggy\'s Cove and area see http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peggys_Cove,_Nova_Scotia Geography  
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22. Nova Scotia: Encyclopedia II - Nova Scotia - Geography
    The province's mainland is a peninsula, connected to mainland North America by the Isthmus of Chignecto, and surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean, including numerous bays and estuaries  
    http://www.experiencefestival.com/a/Nova_Scotia_-_Geography/id/5343568

23. Reids Hill, Nova Scotia
    CategoryShelburne County, Nova Scotia geography stubs Wikipedia Reids Hill, Nova Scotia Reynoldscroft, Nova Scotia Riverhead, Nova Scotia Rockland, Nova Scotia Roseway,  
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24. Geography Scholarships In Nova Scotia
    Geography Scholarships in Nova Scotia. Geography scholarships awarded in Nova Scotia for higher education students in Canada. Includes scholarships, awards, prizes and bursaries  
    http://www.canadian-universities.net/Scholarships/Nova-Scotia/Geography.html

25. Chemistry - South Shore (Nova Scotia)
    The South Shore is a region of Nova Scotia Canada. It is the Atlantic coast Nova Scotia geography  
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    Extractions: Periodic Table standard table large table Chemical Elements ... Nova Scotia geography The South Shore is a region of Nova Scotia Canada . It is the Atlantic coast running south from Halifax to the end of the peninsula at Yarmouth The South Shore is the centre of Nova Scotia's tourism industry with it being home to many cottages, hotels, and tourist attractions. The tourist trade is centred on the towns of Lunenburg Chester Mahone Bay , and Liverpool Peggys Cove is located just outside the region.) The largest community in the area is the town of Bridgewater , which is the commercial and industrial heart of the region but does not have a large tourist industry. Politically the South Shore is part of the South Shore electoral district. The region was one of the first areas of North America to be colonized by Europeans with the French arrival at Port Royal in . The region, without good agricultural land was only sparsely inhabited by the

26. KidZone Geography - Nova Scotia Canada
    free printable worksheets and facts for preschool, kindergarten and early grade school geography lessons.  
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    Extractions: Search Coloring Pages Crafts for Kids ... Sunday School Nova Scotia is one of Canada's ten provinces. It is an Atlantic or "Maritime" province. It can be found on the East Coast of the country, near the Atlantic Ocean. Nova Scotia joined the Canadian Confederation in 1867. You can find out a lot of interesting information about the province at http://www.gov.ns.ca/about.htm Free Printable Worksheets: Free On-Line Activities: Blue Saint Andrew's cross with gold and red crest of a lion in the center. In the 1625 it was the first provincial flag in the commonwealth to be authorized. The mayflower was declared Nova Scotia's provincial flower in 1901. This beautiful flower blooms in early spring with white blooms and light pink buds.

27. Biology - South Shore (Nova Scotia)
    The South Shore is a region of Nova Scotia Canada. It is the Atlantic coast Nova Scotia geography  
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    Extractions: Encyclopedia Dictionary Forums Weblinks ... Newsletter shortcuts ask a question suggest a weblink upload pictures publish articles ... Nova Scotia geography The South Shore is a region of Nova Scotia Canada . It is the Atlantic coast running south from Halifax to the end of the peninsula at Yarmouth The South Shore is the centre of Nova Scotia's tourism industry with it being home to many cottages, hotels, and tourist attractions. The tourist trade is centred on the towns of Lunenburg Chester Mahone Bay , and Liverpool Peggys Cove is located just outside the region.) The largest community in the area is the town of Bridgewater , which is the commercial and industrial heart of the region but does not have a large tourist industry. Politically the South Shore is part of the South Shore electoral district. The region was one of the first areas of North America to be colonized by Europeans with the French arrival at Port Royal in . The region, without good agricultural land was only sparsely inhabited by the Acadians , however. When the British took control of the region they initiated a program of importing colonists from continental Europe, known as the

28. Nova Scotia - Geography
    A selection of articles related to Nova Scotia Geography Nova Scotia - Geography A Wisdom Archive on Nova Scotia - Geography Nova Scotia - Geography  
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29. EAST COAST OYSTERS
    FOX ISLAND – Malagash, Nova Scotia Geography Malagash is located within Tatamagouche Bay, on the Northern side of Nova Scotia. It is a large sweeping bag with many rivers that .  
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30. Nelson Education - Elementary Social Studies - InfoCanada
    Nelson Education School Elementary Social Studies InfoCanada Teacher Centre Nova Scotia Geography Nova Scotia Geography  
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    Extractions: Create a Bar Graph Sable Island Through photographs and brief explanatory text, students can explore Sable Island and learn about its history, animals and plants, and efforts to preserve the island's fragile ecosystem. This site can help you teach about how humans can harm, and try to save, an ecosystem. Environment Canada: The Climate of Nova Scotia This page provides students with additional information about Nova Scotia's climate, and the role the province's geography plays in producing different kinds of weather. The student activity allows students to identify and gather relevant information, and to use bar graphs to represent information. BACK TO TOP OF PAGE Create a Bar Graph You may wish to use or adapt the following criteria to evaluate students' graphs: the axes.

31. Bernie Gillis - Dr. John Hugh Gillis Regional School | RateMyTeachers.com
    Bernie Gillis Dr. John Hugh Gillis Regional School Antigonish, Nova Scotia Geography  
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32. "Nova Scotia Geography" At Canfind.ca - Canadian Search Engine
    Canadian Search Engine, Canadian Online Resources, Local Canadian Searches, Canadian News, Best of Canada on the web, Canadian Weather, Canada Entertainment News, Canadian  
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33. Nova Scotia Geography And GIS University Programs In Canada
    Geography and GIS University Programs, Courses, Degrees in Nova Scotia, Canada.  
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    Extractions: That Changes Lives. Find out More! Geography programs seek to explain the concept of place, whether through maps and computer equipment, scholarly theories of urban development, or a complex study of the way human interaction shapes the environment. It can be studied either in a science or an arts context, but usually contains a mixture of both. GIS (Geographical Information Systems) programs are technology-rich degrees that give students a grounding in the rapidly advancing field that employs global positioning, remote sensing and computer software to study geography.

34. I Need To Decide... Help! - Canada - British Expat Forum
    Canada British Expat Forum, Advice from people on the ground - You want it? We've got it. And if we haven't we know where to get it.  
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35. Nova Scotia - Geography
    Geography. The province's mainland is a peninsula, connected to mainland North America by the Isthmus of Chignecto, and surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean, including numerous  
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    Extractions: The province's mainland is a peninsula , connected to mainland North America by the Isthmus of Chignecto , and surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean , including numerous bays and estuaries. Cape Breton Island , a large island to the northeast of the Nova Scotian mainland, is also part of the province, as is Sable Island , a small island notorious for its shipwreck s, approximately 175 km (95 nm )from the province's southern coast. Nova Scotia is Canada's second smallest province in area (after Prince Edward Island ), and no point in Nova Scotia is more than 56 km from the sea. Related Topics:

36. Nova Scotia Geography History Map See Also
    Nova Scotia Geography History Map See Also Canadian Gateway, Business Guides, Entertainment, Travel. Listing and reviews of Canadian Web sites.  
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37. CBC News - Nova Scotia Geography Good For Disease Prevention
    Nova Scotia geography good for disease prevention Last Updated Sunday, April 1, 2001 600 AM ET CBC News  
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38. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Nova Scotia
    One of the maritime provinces of Canada Geography. Nova Scotia is one of the maritime provinces of Canada. It forms part of what was formerly Acadie or Acadia and now consists of what  
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    Extractions: Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... N > Nova Scotia Nova Scotia is one of the maritime provinces of Canada . It forms part of what was formerly Acadie or Acadia and now consists of what is known as the peninsula of Nova Scotia proper and the Island of Cape Breton. The island is separated from the mainland by the Gut or Strait of Canso , an important international waterway connecting the Atlantic Ocean with the Gulf of St. Lawrence. This strait is about fifteen miles long and varies in width from half a mile to two miles. Sable Island, a dangerous sand ridge, on which in 1518 a Frenchman , named de Lery, made a fruitless attempt to form a settlement, was before the confederation of the provinces a part of the Province of Nova Scotia, but by the Union Act (British North America Act of 1867) this island came under the exclusive legislative authority of the Dominion Parliament. It is about twenty-five miles long and of varying width. In some places it is about a mile and a half wide. From the numerous shipwrecks that have occurred there, Sable Island has become known as "the graveyard of the Atlantic".

39. HowStuffWorks "Geography Of Nova Scotia - Physical Geography"
    The physical geography of Nova Scotia is quite rugged. Learn more about the physical geography of Nova Scotia at HowStuffWorks.  
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    Extractions: HSW.sm.loadPageInfo(447923); OAS_AD('TopBanner'); HowStuffWorks Cite This! Close Please copy/paste the following text to properly cite this HowStuffWorks article: Introduction to Geography of Nova Scotia Physical Geography Economy The People ... See all Nova Scotia articles Nova Scotia is one of the Atlantic Provinces of Canada. Nova Scotia is in the Appalachian region of North America. Low mountain ranges cross the northern part of the peninsula and Cape Breton Island, reaching a maximum elevation of 1,745 feet (532 m) above sea level in Cape Breton Highlands National Park. Rolling uplands prevail elsewhere; there is little level land. Ancient glaciers scoured all of Nova Scotia during the last Ice Age, leaving widespread debris and numerous small lakes. Lake Rossignol is the largest freshwater lake; Bras d'Or Lake is a large tidal inlet of salty to brackish water. Rivers are short, and few are used for transportation or hydroelectric power. The east coast is rocky and indented by numerous bays and coves. Huge tides occur in the Bay of Fundy on the west coast. Nova Scotia's provincial flower is the mayflower.

40. Government Of Nova Scotia
    Includes news releases, government details, tourism information, business resources, and a directory of all government departments and agencies.  
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    Extractions: @import url(/styles/site.css); @import url(/styles/homepage-v3.css); @import url(/styles/screen-accessibility.css); @import "/styles/flowerpot.css"; Skip to Content Skip to Search Skip to Navigation Government of Nova Scotia ... gov.ns.ca Nova Scotia, Canada Search Damage assessments continue in southwestern Nova Scotia as some residents return to their homes. The Emergency Management Office is reminding homeowners, the most important concerns following a flood are safety and sanitation. Nova Scotians offer respects to those who served and those who paid the ultimate sacrifice so that we can enjoy the free, fair, peaceful and democratic society we live in today. A road in Hantsport has been named in honour of Victoria Cross recipient William Hall, the first African Canadian to receive the medal. Premier Darrell Dexter is urging Canadians to show their national spirit and vote for the Bay of Fundy, Canada's entry in a contest to choose the seven natural wonders of the world.

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