Yeni İskoçya
Kanada'nın Eyaleti
Gezilecek yerler

  • Nova Scotia - Wikipedia

    en.wikipedia.orgNova Scotia
    Nova Scotia lies in the mid-temperate zone and, although the province is almost surrounded by water, the climate is closer to continental climate rather...

  • Yeni İskoçya - Vikipedi

    tr.wikipedia.orgYeni İskoçya
    Nova Scotia ekonomisi, günümüzde de büyük oranda doğal kaynaklar üzerine kurulu olsa da, son dönemde ekonomide çeşitlilik göze çarpmaktadır.

  • Learn About Nova Scotia - Canada.ca

    canada.caen/immigration-refugees-citizenship/…
    Nova Scotia is on the east coast of Canada. It’ is part of the Maritime (eastern Atlantic coast) regionone1 of Canada’s 4 Atlantic provinces.

  • Nova Scotia | Canada Travel Guide | Rough Guides

    rgnuxt.netlify.appcanada/maritime-provinces/nova…
    To buy bottles of locally produced spirits (and the only rum made in Nova Scotia), visit Ironworks Distillery, thick with the aroma of distilled molasses.

  • News | Government of Nova Scotia News Releases

    news.novascotia.ca
    2013 - July 2018) Nova Scotia Resources Limited Nova Scotia Securities Commission Nova Scotia Tourism Agency (May 2013 - Sept.

  • Nova Scotia | History, Map, Points of Interest, & Facts

    britannica.complace/Nova-Scotia
    Nova Scotia has a modified continental climate that is greatly influenced by the proximity of the sea.

  • THE 15 BEST Things to Do in Nova Scotia (2024)

    tripadvisor.comAttractions-g154967-Activities-…
    Things to Do in Nova Scotia, Canada: See Tripadvisor's 397,427 traveler reviews and photos of Nova Scotia tourist attractions.

  • Nova Scotia — Travel Guide at Wikivoyage

    en.wikivoyage.orgwiki/Nova_Scotia
    Nova Scotia (also known as Nouvelle-Écosse), is one of Canada's Atlantic Provinces. With just under one million inhabitants, it is the largest of the four...

  • About Canada Nova Scotia: Atlantic Province

    canadavisa.comLife in CanadaNova Scotia life
    Located on Canada's east coast Nova Scotia includes over 3,800 coastal islands in addition to the mainland territory.

  • Nova Scotia | The Canadian Encyclopedia

    thecanadianencyclopedia.caen/timeline/nova-scotia
    Work began on the town of Halifax, which replaced Annapolis Royal as the capital of Nova Scotia and established a strong British foothold in Nova Scotia.