Border bordered by Nova Scotia

Answer 1

The Canadian province of Nova Scotia is surrounded by the waters of the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of St Lawrence; except for where it borders the province of New Brunswick. The province of PEI is in the gulf of St Lawrence and the province of Newfoundland is in the North Atlantic. Maine, USA borders New Brunswick and not Nova Scotia, but is the way most Atlantic Canadians access the USA and the most eastern USA seaboard state residents access Canada.

Answer 2

Bay of Fundy, Gulf of Maine, Atlantic Ocean, Northumberland Strait, Gulf of St. Lawrence. These are the main ones, but there are lots of little bays and such that are within these. For example, near Halifax is St. Margaret's Bay, which is an inlet off the Atlantic Ocean.

Answer 3

Nova Scotia only has one "border", which is the division between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. This is purely ceremonial/political, as there is no border checkpoint, customs, Immigration or other facilities normally associated with a "border".

Except for the narrow band of land that connects Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, the rest of Nova Scotia is surrounded by water. The nearest international borders would be somewhere in the ocean between Nova Scotia and the USA, and between Nova Scotia and St. Pierre-Miquelon (which belong to France).

Answer 4

Nova Scotia has a land border with New Brunswick.

Answer 5

Nova Scotia is a peninsula and thus only borders one other province, New Brunswick.

Answer 6

Nova Scotia does not have any land border with the United states, however southern Nova Scotia is just across the Bay of Fundy from eastern Maine

Answer 7

International border, USA and Nova Scotia by the Gulf of Maine. Provincial Borders with Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick and Newfoundland / Labrador.

Answer 8

New Brunswick is the only province that has a border with Nova Scotia.