Nova Scotia has an area of 55,283 sq km. Its population is approximately 934,400; its capital, Halifax.
Nova Scotia, in Canada, is the second largest province of the country. The mainland of the province, Nova Scotia peninsula, is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean. The nearby Cape Breton Island, lying in the north-east of the mainland, is part of the province. The shipwreck-prone Sable Island also comes under the province of Nova Scotia. In spite of its location adjacent to the sea, Nova Scotia experiences a continental climate rather than a maritime climate.
The economy of the province has only recently started diversifying from fishing, mining, forestry and agriculture, to industries such as tourism, technology, music and film production.
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| Halifax Travel Guide |
 Halifax is the largest city in Atlantic Canada and a busy seaport, with a rich maritime heritage. It is the capital city of the Nova Scotia province and an economic and cultural hub of the eastern shores of the country.
The city is ser... |
| Cape Breton Travel Guide |
 Cape Breton can be described as one of the counties located in Nova Scotia, a Canadian province; upon Cape Breton Island.
Having derived its name from ‘Cape Breton’, the name of island’s point that is towards the extreme ea... |
| Sydney Travel Guide |
Sydney is located in the province of Nova Scotia. It is located east coast of Cape Breton Island.
Sydney was incorporated as a city in the year 1904 but dissolved in the August 1995 when it got merged into the regional municipality. It is one of the urban cent res on ... |
| Truro Travel Guide |
| In Central Nova Scotia, Canada there exists a town called as Truro. It is situtated at the eastern end of Cobequid Bay, close to the Salmon River’s mouth on the South side of the floodplain of the River. This town is a shire town of Colchester County. The city is situated ... |
| Glace Bay Travel Guide |
| In Nova Scotia, Canada, the eastern region of the Cape Breton Regional Municipality has a community called as Glace Bay. From 1901 to 1995, it was an independent incorporated town and the largest town in Nova Scotia with reference to population and the fourth largest urba... |
