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Nova Scotia Backroad Mapbook

The Nova Scotia Backroad Mapbook is the most comprehensive outdoor recreation resource available for the province. Discover limitless seacoast, and forests, alive with bird and animal life, as well as more than four centuries of European settlement history and centuries of Mi’kmaq traditions.

The backroads in Nova Scotia are never far from the sea; in fact no portion of the province is more than 56 km (35 miles) from the ocean. From the mighty salmon producing river, the Margaree, that crosses Cape Breton, to the Mersey River that stretches from north to south, there are some magnificent waterways to lure fishermen and paddlers alike. Mackerel, cod, capelin, hake, flounder, pollack, catfish, blue—mako—or Porbeagel shark are some of the deep sea fishing that helps make Nova Scotia one of Canada’s most well known fishing destinations.

There is a lot to see and do in Nova Scotia throughout the year. Although the spring fishing, summer seacoast, and fabulous fall colours likely draw the most attention, the Nova Scotia Backroad Mapbook will help you explore Canada’s seacoast province like no other resource. In addition to the maps, the writing will open your dreams to places you didn’t realize even existed.

Written by Linda Aksomitis. Published by Mussio Ventures Ltd., 2006.
Nova Scotia Key Map Nova Scotia Backroad Mapbook
   
Catalogue No. 1-894556-83-6
Price $20.95
Format Spiral-bound
Pages 120
Language English only
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This page last modified: July 21, 2006

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