Photo #11845 - Cornwallis River and Port William The Tides of the Bay of Fundy and the Minas Basin are legendary. At high tide at this location the Cornwallis River looks like any other river. 6 hours later the river is virtually empty. Always amazing. Farmland to Enchanted Bay Highway 358 is one the most interesting roads that you can travel in Nova Scotia. Starting in the farmlands of the Annapolis Valley, through historic towns, climbing to Lookoff of the North Mountain, and then on to the enchanted Scotts Bay and Cape split overlooking the Bay of Funday. A wonderful piece of highway!

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Cornwallis River and Port William

The Tides of the Bay of Fundy and the Minas Basin are legendary. At high tide at this location the Cornwallis River looks like any other river. 6 hours later the river is virtually empty. Always amazing.

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Photo #11845 - Cornwallis River and Port William The Tides of the Bay of Fundy and the Minas Basin are legendary. At high tide at this location the Cornwallis River looks like any other river. 6 hours later the river is virtually empty. Always amazing. Farmland to Enchanted Bay Highway 358 is one the most interesting roads that you can travel in Nova Scotia. Starting in the farmlands of the Annapolis Valley, through historic towns, climbing to Lookoff of the North Mountain, and then on to the enchanted Scotts Bay and Cape split overlooking the Bay of Funday. A wonderful piece of highway! (Page process time: 0.0011 seconds)