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LaHave (
La Hève) is a
Canadian community in
Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia. The
community is
located across the
river from
Riverport and
approximately 15...
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titled My River:
Cleaning up the
LaHave River with Anne
Laurel Carter,
Stella gave a TEDx talk
about her
project on the
LaHave River titled Oh ****! It's worse...
- in
Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia, Canada, at the
navigable limit of the
LaHave River. With a 2021 po****tion of 8,790,
Bridgewater is the
largest town...
- (1632–1636) and its
location is now a
national historic site
located in
LaHave, Nova Scotia, Canada. The site is
currently known as the Fort
Point Museum...
- The
LaHave River is a 97 km (60 mi)
river in Nova Scotia, Canada,
running from its
source in
Annapolis County to the
Atlantic Ocean.
Along its way, it...
- home to a
cable ferry linking East
Lahave to
LaHave, Nova
Scotia across the
LaHave River. "A Day in
Historic LaHave | Itineraries".
Lunenburg Region. Retrieved...
- / 44.307438; -64.407373 St. Peter's
Anglican Church is a
church in West
LaHave, Nova
Scotia (formerly New Dublin) that was
established in 1818 by Roger...
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Middle LaHave is a
small village in Nova Scotia, Canada. The
community is
located in the
Lunenburg Muni****l
District in
Lunenburg County.
Middle LaHave features...
- twenty-five
armed men and raid
Charles de Saint-Étienne de
la Tour's Fort Sainte-Marie-de-Grâce on the
LaHave River which served as the
Acadian capital before the...
- Liverpool, Nova Scotia.
Built in 1918 by the
Boehner Bros., she was
owned by
LaHave Fishing Company. On
March 10, 1920,
Jutland left Halifax, Nova Scotia, with...
