Nova Scotia

Scale 1:380,000. Size 27"x39". 4th Edition. International Travel Maps edition.

The historic Canadian province of Nova Scotia (New Scotland) was founded by the French as part of Acadia (now centered in New Brunswik). The fortress of Louisburg, on Cape Breton, was seized by the British, who founded Halifax in 1749. The colony grew rapidly, thanks to the American Revolution, and its many Loyalist settlements are today attractive tourist destinations. The self-governing colony attended the 1775 Philadelphia Convention, but left in disgust over the radicalism expressed by the slave-owning colonies, preferring to remain loyal.

As a result of fears that it would be invaded following the American Civil War. NS entered into discussions with other British American colonies, culminating in the founding of Canada as an independent country in 1867. Prince Edward Island followed a similar course, joining Canada in 1873. This double-sided map portrays both provinces in excellent detail, nothing all major attractions, towns, parks, roads, and ferries. Inset aps of Halifax/Dartmouth and Sydney are included. ITMB also publishes a separate map of PEI showing greater detail. PEI is joined to the mainland by the exceptionally long Confederation Bridge and is a lovely, pastoral, province, home to Anne of Green Gables.

Size 27"x39". International Travel Maps edition.

2nd Edition- Scale varies - On waterproof paper The first edition was published in 2000 using artwork under licence. This edition uses original ITMB artwork. Side 1 cover Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Price Edward Island as well as Quebec's Magdalen Islands at a scale of 1:800,000. This side also includes the Top 10 Attractions of the three provinces.

The second side is devoted to the Canadian Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, with the much smaller island portion being a half-page inset at 1:150,000 scale and the larger mainland portion being at 1:1,700,000. The northernmost tip of Quebec/Labrador belongs to Nunavut. St.Pierre et Miquelon, a French overseas possession just south of Newfoundland Island, is also included, as well as the map's only urban inset, historic St.John's, one of North America's oldest cities.

The map also includes a listing of 9 Top Attractions. ITMB also publishes maps of the individual provinces, but the advantages of this regional map is that it combines together four interesting parts of Canada on to one sheet, ideal for someone making a grand circle trip. It is printed on durable, waterproof, decomposable stone paper.

Scale 1:200,000. Size 8?"x11". 119 pages. Mussio Ventures Ltd edition. Welcome to the third edition of Nova Scotia Backroad Mapbook. Readers of our previous editions will see several significant improvements in this edition. In addition to countless new roads we have also tracked down hundreds of new trails (hiking and motorized) and continued to add to the impressive number of recreation opportunities. Complementing the maps, our reference section has been greatly expanded and now includes new sections for Hunting, ATV Trails and Snowmobile Trails on top of many additions in the other sections (from Fishing to Winter Recreation). The backroads of Nova Scotia are never far from the sea; in fact no portion of the province is more than 56 kilometres from the ocean, and the oceans define the land, the culture and the very heart of the province. No wonder, then that fishing plays a large part of the character of the province, and it’s not just ocean fishing. 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. There are lakes a plenty, which hold plenty of brook trout, brown trout, rainbow trout and a variety of other fish. However, ocean fishing is the big draw here, and 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.

Scale 1:950,000. Size 27"x39". International Travel Maps edition. Includes the provinces of New Brunswick, Newfoundland & Labrador, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island. Indexed. English text and legends. Elevations and topographic features are shown by hypsometric color tints. Includes considerable useful travel information.

Scale 1:1,800,000. Size 28"x40". MapArt edition. Includes the provinces of New Brunswick, Newfoundland & Labrador, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island.

Various scales. Size 8?"x11". 135 pages. MapArt edition. Includes the provinces of New Brunswick, Newfoundland & Labrador, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island.

Scale 1:800,000. Size 27"x39". MapArt edition. Includes the provinces of New Brunswick, Newfoundland & Labrador, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island.

MapArt edition.

Scale 1:25,000. Size 27"x39". MapArt edition.

MapArt edition.

Scale 1:25,000. MapArt edition. Detailed city street map.

Scale 1:25,000. Size 27"x39". G.M. Johnson edition. This Map Coverage Area are Bedford , Sackville, Dartmouth, Grand Lake, Halifax, Halifax Airport, Hammonds Plains, North Preston, Downtown Halifax.