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Nova Scotia & Prince Edward Island ITMB Map
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Scale: 1:380,000 | Size: 690 mm x 1000 mm | Double-Sided
Discover Two of Canada’s Most Historic and Scenic Maritime Provinces
This double-sided travel map by International Travel Maps (ITMB) captures the rich history, scenic beauty, and practical travel details of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, two provinces that embody the maritime charm and colonial past of Eastern Canada.
On one side, you’ll find a detailed depiction of Nova Scotia, a province originally settled by the French as part of Acadia, and later reshaped by the British following the fall of Louisbourg and the founding of Halifax in 1749. From Loyalist towns to dramatic coastlines, Nova Scotia offers a treasure trove of stories, trails, and seascapes.
Flip to the reverse, and the map reveals Prince Edward Island, joined to the mainland via the Confederation Bridge, one of the longest over ice-covered waters in the world. Known for its pastoral landscapes, red-sand beaches, and literary legacy as the home of Anne of Green Gables, PEI is charted here with clarity and care.
🧭 Map Features:
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Clear topographic and road detail at a scale of 1:380,000
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All major highways, secondary roads, and ferry connections
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Inset city maps of Halifax/Dartmouth and Sydney
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Tourist highlights including historic forts, national parks, beaches, and coastal drives
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Detailed depiction of the Confederation Bridge, linking New Brunswick to PEI
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Accurate rendering of coastlines, inlets, and islands
Whether you're planning a road trip along the Cabot Trail, navigating Nova Scotia’s wine regions, or meandering through PEI’s gentle hills and fishing villages, this map is a reliable and attractive companion.
📌 Map Specifications:
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Title | Nova Scotia & Prince Edward Island – ITMB Map |
| Edition | 4th Edition |
| Scale | 1:380,000 |
| Map Type | Double-sided (NS one side, PEI the other) |
| Size | 690 mm (W) x 1000 mm (H) |
| Inset Maps | Halifax / Dartmouth, Sydney |
| Publisher | International Travel Maps (ITMB) |
| Format Options | Paper / Laminated Available* |
We offer this map laminated on request: perfect for marking routes with whiteboard markers or applying map dots. Durable, wipeable, and resistant to tears or stains.
🧳 Ideal For:
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Travellers exploring Canada’s east coast
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Genealogy and history enthusiasts
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Fans of Anne of Green Gables
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Maritime cruise passengers and road trippers
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Display in educational, planning, or tourism offices
Bring the historic coasts and tranquil charm of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island into focus—with one beautifully detailed map.
