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Here are some of the major areas and regions within Nova Scotia:

1. Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM):

   • Halifax: The capital and largest city in Nova Scotia, known for its historic waterfront, vibrant arts scene, and cultural attractions.
   • Dartmouth: Located across the harbor from Halifax, Dartmouth offers a mix of urban and suburban living.
   • Bedford: A suburban community within HRM, known for its scenic waterfront and parks.

2. Annapolis Valley:

   • Wolfville: Famous for its vineyards and Acadia University, Wolfville is a charming town in the heart of the Annapolis Valley.
   • Kentville: The largest town in the valley, known for its agricultural heritage.

3. South Shore:

   • Lunenburg: A UNESCO World Heritage site, famous for its well-preserved historic architecture and maritime heritage.
   • Mahone Bay: A picturesque town known for its scenic bay, unique shops, and vibrant arts community.
   • Bridgewater: The largest town on the South Shore, serving as a hub for the region.
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1. Cape Breton Island:

   • Sydney: The largest city on Cape Breton Island, known for its industrial history and proximity to the Cabot Trail.
   • Inverness: Home to world-renowned golf courses and beautiful coastal scenery.
   • Baddeck: A charming village on the Bras d’Or Lake, famous for being the summer home of Alexander Graham Bell.

2. Eastern Shore:

   • Guysborough: A historic town known for its fishing heritage and beautiful coastal landscapes.
   • Sherbrooke: Home to Sherbrooke Village, a living history museum showcasing life in 19th-century Nova Scotia.

3. Fundy Shore and Annapolis Valley:

   • Digby: Known for its scallop fishing industry and the Digby Pines Golf Resort.
   • Annapolis Royal: A historic town with well-preserved buildings and historic sites.

4. Northumberland Shore:

   • Pictou: Home to the Hector Heritage Quay, commemorating the arrival of Scottish immigrants.
   • New Glasgow: A bustling town known for its cultural events and outdoor recreation.

5. Yarmouth and Acadian Shores:

   • Yarmouth: A coastal town known for its Acadian heritage, seafood, and the Yarmouth ferry terminal.
   • Clare: An Acadian region known for its rich cultural traditions and beautiful coastline.

6. Bay of Fundy and Digby Neck:

   • Parrsboro: Located along the Bay of Fundy, known for its fossils and geological formations.
   • Advocate Harbour: Offers stunning views of the Bay of Fundy and the Cape Chignecto Coastal Trail.

These regions showcase the diversity of landscapes, cultures, and attractions that make Nova Scotia a unique and captivating destination. Each area has its own distinct charm and appeal.

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