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Location of the Eastern Shore in Nova Scotia (gray)
Eastern Shore is a region on the southeast coast of Nova Scotia (Nova Scotia). The region is the quietest and least populated in the province. The most important sight is the museum village Sherbrooke Village.
The Eastern Shore encompasses the east of Halifax County and the entirety of Gaysborough County.
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Tourist Attractions
From west to east:
- Musquodoboit Harbor Railway Museum, 7895 Highway 7.
- Spry Bay, Taylor Park Rd. Taylor Head Provincial Park with a wonderful long sandy beach, and almost deserted.
- Sherbrooke. Museum village Sherbrooke Village, the top attraction in the region.