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Km |
Miles |
Road Item |
Road Summary |
| 0.0
(165.2) |
0.0
(102.7) |
Junction of Highway #106 Trans Canada Highway To Prince Edward Island
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Exit #22. East to town of New Glasgow 5 kms. East to Cape Breton Island and the Cabot Trail Scenic Drive Route.
West to city of Truro. North to Town of Pictou, community of Caribou & the Prince Edward Island Ferry Terminal. Caribou/Munroes Island Provincial Park. The park is open from mid-June until mid-October offering a 92-site campground, picnic areas, and an unsupervised beach. There is a walking trail along the beach out to the Island.
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| 3.5
(161.7) |
2.2
(100.5) |
Exit #23
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Access to highway #289. South to community of Westville |
| 5.1
(160.1) |
3.2
(99.5) |
Exit #24
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North to town of New Glasgow, all services |
| 6.0
(159.2) |
3.7
(98.9) |
Exit #25
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Access to highway #348, North to New Glasgow, airport |
| 11.0
(154.2) |
6.8
(95.8) |
Exit #26
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Access to highway #347. South to community of Thorburn |
| 13.5
(151.7) |
8.4
(94.3) |
Photo
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View from highway |
| 18.4
(146.8) |
11.4
(91.2) |
Exit 27a
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Visitor Information Centre, east side of highway. North to highway #245, The Sunrise Trail Scenic Drive Route. |
| 18.6
(146.6) |
11.6
(91.1) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing the Sutherland River |
| 24.5
(140.7) |
15.2
(87.4) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing the French River |
| 37.9
(127.3) |
23.6
(79.1) |
Photo
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View from highway |
| 38.0
(127.2) |
23.6
(79.0) |
Exit #29
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Access to highway #4. North to community of Avondale. South to community of Barneys River |
| 43.9
(121.3) |
27.3
(75.4) |
Exit #29a
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North to community of James River |
| 45.8
(119.4) |
28.5
(74.2) |
Point of Interest
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West boundry of county of Antigonish |
| 50.4
(114.8) |
31.3
(71.3) |
Exit #30
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Access to highway #4. North to community of James River |
| 59.5
(105.7) |
37.0
(65.7) |
Exit 31a
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Access to Highway #4. North to community of Brierly Brook |
| 61.5
(103.7) |
38.2
(64.4) |
Exit #31
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Access to highway #4 |
| 62.4
(102.8) |
38.8
(63.9) |
Exit #32 Junction of Highway #7
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Nova Scotia Provincial Visitors Information centre. South to communities of Melrose, Sherbrooke.North via highway #245 to community of Arisaig. Arisaig Provincial Park was established to protect the fossil beds found in the cliffs over looking its pebbly beach. Park offers interpretive trails, picnic tables and vault toilets. |
| 63.6
(101.6) |
39.5
(63.1) |
Exit #33
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Access to highway #337 (The Sunrise Scenic Drive Route). North to community of Antigonish, all services. |
| 66.8
(98.4) |
41.5
(61.1) |
Exit #34
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Access to highway #4. North to community of Antigonish |
| 70.2
(95.0) |
43.6
(59.0) |
Exit #35
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Access to highway #316. South to community of Goshen |
| 78.4
(86.8) |
48.7
(53.9) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing the Pomquet River |
| 80.3
(84.9) |
49.9
(52.8) |
Exit #36
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North to community of Bayfield.
Pomquet Beach Provinciual Park
On the shore of St. Georges Bay, this 3 km beach features the best example of dune succession in Nova Scotia and a supervised swimming area. Boardwalks, flush toilet, change houses, and interpretive display are on site.
South to community of Heatherton |
| 81.1
(84.1) |
50.4
(52.3) |
Exit #36a
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North to community of Afton & Bayfield Beach
A small popular beach 6 km (4 mi.) north of Exit 36 off Highway 104, on St. Georges Bay. This small pebble beach offers supervised swimming on weekends, change houses, vault toilets, picnic area and water outlets available.
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| 84.8
(80.4) |
52.7
(50.0) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing the Afton River |
| 88.8
(76.4) |
55.2
(47.5) |
Photo
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View from highway looking north. |
| 92.6
(72.6) |
57.5
(45.1) |
Photo
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View from highway |
| 93.1
(72.1) |
57.9
(44.8) |
Exit #37 Junction of highway #16
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South to Boylston Provincial Park, The park is open from mid-June until early September offering a 35 site wooded campground, and picnic area. The campground has water outlets and a trailer dump station. |
| 103.4
(61.8) |
64.3
(38.4) |
Exit #38
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North to community of Havre Boucher |
| 109.5
(55.7) |
68.0
(34.6) |
Photo
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View from highway |
| 109.9
(55.3) |
68.3
(34.4) |
Exit #39
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North to community of Havre Boucher |
| 111.9
(53.3) |
69.5
(33.1) |
Exit #40 Junction of Highway #344 ( Marine Drive Scenic Trailway Route )
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Nova Scotia Visitor Information Centre. The Marine Drive Scenic Trailway heads south on highway #344 at this point. (see attached link for map). |
| 113.3
(51.9) |
70.4
(32.3) |
Canso Causeway
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View from highway heading east on Canso Causeway |
| 115.0
(50.2) |
71.5
(31.2) |
Junction of Highway #19 ( Ceilidh Trail Scenic Drive Route)
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Welcome to Cape Breton Island. North to Ceilidh Trail Scenic Drive Route. North to Cabot Trail Scenic Trailway. North to Cape Breton Highlands National Park. |
| 115.0
(50.2) |
71.5
(31.2) |
Junction of Highway #4 and Highway #105
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NOTE. The Trans Canada Highway #104 ends at this point. The Trans Canada Highway #104 becomes the Trans Canada Highway #105 east of this point, to North Sidney. Highway #104 becomes highway #4 south to community of Port Hawkesbury |
| 115.0
(50.2) |
71.5
(31.2) |
Highway #4 -The Fleur-de-lis Scenic Trailway
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The region's colourful French heritage is alive and well along the Fleur-de-lis and Marconi Trails, in picturesque Acadian fishing villages that dot the rugged sea coast. |
| 115.7
(49.5) |
71.9
(30.8) |
Community of Port Hastings
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East of highway |
| 117.5
(47.7) |
73.0
(29.6) |
View from highway
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Looking north |
| 120.7
(44.5) |
75.0
(27.7) |
Community of Port Hawkesbury
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Access from highway |
| 121.2
(44.0) |
75.3
(27.3) |
Junction of Highway #104
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Highway #4 The Fleur-de-lis Scenic Drive Trailway continues on highway #4 east. Highway #104 tyes back into highway #4 at the community of St. Peters. |
| 131.6
(33.6) |
81.8
(20.9) |
Exit #44
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South to community of port Malcolm. |
| 133.4
(31.8) |
82.9
(19.8) |
Exit #45 ( Basin Road )
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North access to community of Evanston. South to community of Whiteside. |
| 144.9
(20.3) |
90.0
(12.6) |
Exit #46 Junction of highway #320.
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South to Pondville Beach Provincial Park. Picnic park with 1 km (0.5 mi.) sandy beach, backed by gentle dunes, a large lagoon and salt marsh. South to Lennox Passage Provincial Park. A small saltwater beach. Picnic area scattered through woodland; explore an operating lighthouse.
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| 155.7
(9.5) |
96.8
(5.9) |
Exit #47
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North to community of Sporting Mountain |
| 156.4
(8.8) |
97.2
(5.5) |
View from highway
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Driving west |
| 165.2
(0.0) |
102.7
(0.0) |
Junction of Highway #4 The Fleur-de-lis / Marconie Trailway
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East to Community of St. Peters. East to city of Sidney. East to St. Peters Canal National Historic Site of Canada.
St. Peters Canal is an 800 metre canal linking the Atlantic Ocean with Bras d'Or Lake. Work started on the canal in 1854 and was completed in 1869. The canal also boasts the only functioning lock system in Nova Scotia. View interpretive exhibits, enjoy a picnic lunch, or experience the canal by pleasure craft. |
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