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This page is the City map of the Municipality of the County of Cumberland in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia, Canada. The map shows streets, roads, paths, waterways and named places across the municipal area. OpenStreetMap identifies the region at administrative level 6 and divides it into 170 municipalities. The area includes coastal communities on the Northumberland Strait and rural places in the interior of Cumberland County.
Advocate Harbour is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It lies on the Bay of Fundy coast at the western edge of the county. The settlement is associated with the coastal landscape around Cape Chignecto. Its location connects Cumberland County with the Minas Basin and the Bay of Fundy.
Spencers Island is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It is situated on the Bay of Fundy coast in the western part of the county. The place belongs to a coastal area known for strong tidal variation in the Bay of Fundy. The city map identifies Spencers Island among the named localities of the municipality.
Isle Haute is an island in Nova Scotia, Canada, and an administrative level 8 subdivision of Cumberland County. It is located in the Bay of Fundy west of the mainland coast. The island is part of the maritime landscape between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. Its isolated position distinguishes it from the mainland settlements shown on the map.
Westchester Mountain is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It is located in the highland interior near the communities of Westchester and Wentworth. The name refers to a mountain landscape rather than a coastal settlement. The area belongs to the uplands of northern Nova Scotia.
Sutherland Lake is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. The locality is identified by a lake in the rural interior of the county. Cumberland County contains extensive forest and freshwater landscapes between the Bay of Fundy and the Northumberland Strait. The map places Sutherland Lake among the inland named areas of the municipality.
Cross Mountain Road is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. Its name identifies a road corridor associated with the mountain terrain of northern Nova Scotia. The locality lies within the rural road network of Cumberland County. The map records Cross Mountain Road as a distinct named area.
Claremont is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It is a rural locality within the county’s inland settlement pattern. The surrounding region includes forested land and roads connecting smaller communities with larger centres such as Amherst and Springhill. Claremont is shown as a separate named place on the regional map.
Glenville is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It lies in the rural interior of the county, away from the principal coastal towns. Cumberland County’s road network links localities such as Glenville with communities in the Amherst and Springhill area. The map identifies Glenville as an individual place.
Salt Springs is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. The name identifies a rural locality in the inland part of the county. It belongs to the wider landscape of forests, streams and small roads found between Springhill and the northern Cumberland coast. Salt Springs appears as a distinct named area on the city map.
Springhill is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. The town is known for its coal-mining history and for being the birthplace of singer Anne Murray. Springhill lies in the central part of the county, east of Amherst and inland from the Northumberland Strait. Its historic mining landscape is one of the best-known features of Cumberland County.
Rodney is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It is a rural locality in the interior of the county. The surrounding area is connected by local roads to other Cumberland communities, including Springhill and Wentworth. Rodney is recorded as a separate place in the map data.
Leamington is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It is located in the rural interior of northern Nova Scotia. The locality belongs to the network of small settlements and roads north of Springhill. Leamington is shown separately from neighbouring administrative areas on the map.
Athol Road is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. Its name refers to a named road area in the county’s rural interior. The locality is connected with the road network serving communities around Springhill and Amherst. Athol Road is identified as a distinct administrative area in the map data.
Mapleton is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It lies in the inland part of the county near the rural communities east of Amherst. The surrounding landscape includes agricultural land, woodland and local roads. Mapleton is mapped as a separate named locality.
East Mapleton is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It forms a named rural area east of Mapleton. The locality belongs to the inland road and settlement network of Cumberland County. Its separate name distinguishes it from Mapleton and neighbouring places.
Collingwood Corner is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It is located in the county’s rural interior near the route toward the Cobequid Highlands. The locality is connected to nearby settlements by regional roads. Collingwood Corner is shown as a distinct named place on the map.
Williamsdale is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It lies within the rural settlement pattern of northern Nova Scotia. The locality is connected by roads with other named places in Cumberland County. Williamsdale appears as an individual administrative area in the map data.
Wyvern is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It is a small rural locality in the inland part of the county. The surrounding area contains local roads and forested land typical of northern Cumberland County. Wyvern is separately identified on the regional city map.
Poison Lake is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. The locality is identified by a lake in the county’s rural interior. It belongs to the freshwater and woodland landscape away from the principal coastal settlements. The map records Poison Lake as a named area.
South Brook is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. Its name refers to a rural locality associated with a brook in the county. The area lies within the inland network of roads and small settlements. South Brook is shown as a separate place on the map.
Moose River is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. The locality is associated with a river environment in the rural interior. Cumberland County’s inland waterways drain toward the Bay of Fundy or the Northumberland Strait. Moose River is identified as an individual named area.
Upper Malagash is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It lies inland from the Malagash coast and is connected with the Malagash Peninsula settlement area. The locality is part of the rural landscape between Wallace Bay and the Northumberland Strait. Upper Malagash is separately marked on the city map.
Malagash Centre is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It is located on the Malagash Peninsula in the northern part of the county. The peninsula extends into the Northumberland Strait and contains several named settlements. Malagash Centre is distinct from Upper Malagash, Malagash Mine and Malagash Point.
Malagash Mine is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. The name records the area’s association with mining on the Malagash Peninsula. Malagash lies on the Northumberland Strait coast north of Pugwash. The map distinguishes Malagash Mine from Malagash Centre and Malagash Point.
Wentworth is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. The community lies in the Cobequid Highlands near the boundary with Colchester County. Wentworth is known as a rural and outdoor centre in the highlands of northern Nova Scotia. The locality is connected by roads with Wentworth Centre, Lower Wentworth and West Wentworth.
Mattatall Lake is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It is identified by a lake in the inland highland landscape near Wentworth. The area belongs to the forested uplands between Cumberland County and Colchester County. Mattatall Lake appears as a separate named locality on the map.
Richmond is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It is a rural locality in the central part of the county. Roads connect Richmond with other inland places near Wentworth and the Wallace area. The map identifies Richmond as an individual administrative area.
Wallace Grant is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It lies inland from the community of Wallace on the Northumberland Strait. The locality belongs to the rural landscape around Wallace River and Wallace Bay. Wallace Grant is separately named in the map data.
Wallace Highlands is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It occupies elevated rural land behind the coastal community of Wallace. The area forms part of the transition between the Northumberland Strait coast and the inland hills. Wallace Highlands is shown as a distinct locality.
East Wallace is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It lies east of Wallace in the rural coastal hinterland of Cumberland County. The locality is connected with the road network leading toward Pugwash and the Northumberland Strait. East Wallace is mapped separately from Wallace and Wallace Bay.
Malagash Station is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. Its name identifies a station locality on the Malagash Peninsula. The area lies within the northern coastal part of the county near Malagash Centre and Malagash Mine. Malagash Station is a separate named area on the regional map.
Wallace Bay is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It is located on the Northumberland Strait coast near the mouth of Wallace River. The bay forms part of the coastal waters between Pugwash and the Nova Scotia–New Brunswick region. Wallace Bay is distinct from the inland community of Wallace.
Kerrs Mill is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It is a rural locality in the Wallace area of northern Cumberland County. The name reflects a traditional mill-associated settlement pattern found along waterways in Nova Scotia. Kerrs Mill is shown separately in the map data.
Wallace River West is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It lies west of the Wallace River in the northern part of the county. The river drains toward Wallace Bay on the Northumberland Strait. Wallace River West is a distinct named locality in the map.
North Wallace is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It is situated north of Wallace in the coastal rural area of Cumberland County. The locality is connected by roads with Wallace Bay and other Northumberland Strait communities. North Wallace is separately identified on the city map.
Wallace Bridge is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. The name identifies a crossing area associated with Wallace River. It lies within the rural settlement network around Wallace and Wallace Bay. Wallace Bridge is recorded as a distinct named place.
Wallace Station is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It is a named station locality in the Wallace area. The settlement lies inland from the Northumberland Strait coast and is linked to Wallace by local roads. Wallace Station is shown separately from Wallace and Wallace Bridge.
Wallace is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. The community is situated on the Northumberland Strait coast near Wallace Bay and Wallace River. It is one of the principal named coastal settlements in the northern part of Cumberland County. The surrounding map includes Wallace Station, North Wallace and East Wallace.
Wallace Ridge is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It occupies elevated rural land near the Wallace settlement area. The ridge landscape lies inland from the Northumberland Strait and Wallace Bay. Wallace Ridge is identified as a separate place on the map.
North Shore is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It refers to a coastal locality on the northern shore of the county facing the Northumberland Strait. The area is connected with the coastal communities around Wallace and Malagash. North Shore is recorded as a distinct named area.
Malagash Point is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It lies at the end of the Malagash Peninsula on the Northumberland Strait. The point is a clearly defined coastal landform north of Pugwash. Malagash Point is distinct from Malagash Centre and Malagash Mine.
Pugwash Junction is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It is located near Pugwash in the northern coastal part of Cumberland County. The locality connects inland roads with routes leading toward the Northumberland Strait. Pugwash Junction is separately named from the community of Pugwash.
Fountain Road is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. Its name identifies a rural road area in the county’s inland settlement network. The locality is connected by roads with communities around Pugwash and Wentworth. Fountain Road appears as a separate administrative area in the map data.
Middleboro is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It is a rural locality in the interior of the county. The surrounding roads connect Middleboro with other small settlements in northern Cumberland County. The map identifies Middleboro as an individual named place.
Angevine Lake is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. The locality is identified by a lake in the rural interior near the county’s highland areas. Its surroundings belong to the forest and freshwater landscape of northern Nova Scotia. Angevine Lake is separately marked on the city map.
Lower Wentworth is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It lies below the highland community of Wentworth in the interior of the county. The locality is connected with roads leading toward Wentworth Centre and the Cobequid Highlands. Lower Wentworth is distinguished from West Wentworth and Wentworth.
Conns Mills is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It is a rural locality associated with the mill and waterway settlement pattern of the county. The area lies among inland roads and forested land near the Wentworth region. Conns Mills is identified as a separate named place.
Victoria is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It is a rural locality in the southern or central interior of the county. The surrounding road network connects Victoria with South Victoria and other Cumberland settlements. Victoria is separately represented in the map data.
South Victoria is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It lies south of Victoria within the rural interior of Cumberland County. The locality is connected by local roads with neighbouring settlements and forest areas. South Victoria is distinct from Victoria on the regional map.
Jersey is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It is a small rural locality in the inland part of the county. The area belongs to the network of roads and wooded landscapes between central Cumberland communities. Jersey is shown as a separate named area.
Greenville Station is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. Its name identifies a station locality in the rural interior. The place is connected by roads with Greenville and other communities in the county. Greenville Station is separately marked on the city map.
Westchester is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It lies in the highland interior near Westchester Mountain. The locality is connected with the Wentworth area and the rural roads of northern Nova Scotia. Westchester is distinct from Westchester Mountain in the map data.
Lower Greenville is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It is located in the lower part of the Greenville rural area. The locality is linked by local roads with Greenville Station and nearby inland communities. Lower Greenville is recorded as a separate named place.
Streets Ridge is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. The name identifies a raised rural area within the interior of Cumberland County. It belongs to the road and settlement landscape near the Greenville and Wentworth districts. Streets Ridge appears separately on the regional map.
West Wentworth is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It lies west of Wentworth in the Cobequid Highland area. The locality is connected by rural roads with Wentworth Centre and Lower Wentworth. West Wentworth is distinct from the main Wentworth settlement.
Wentworth Centre is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It is situated in the central part of the Wentworth highland area. The locality connects with Wentworth, Lower Wentworth and West Wentworth through the rural road network. Wentworth Centre is identified separately on the city map.
Hartford is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It is a rural locality in the inland portion of the county. The surrounding area includes local roads and forested land near the highland communities. Hartford is shown as an individual named place in the map data.
Hart Lake is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. The locality is identified by a lake in the rural interior of the county. It belongs to the freshwater landscape around the Wentworth and Cumberland highlands. Hart Lake is separately marked on the regional city map.
Stevens Mountain is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It is a named mountain area in the inland highlands of northern Nova Scotia. The locality lies within the rural landscape near Wentworth and Westchester. Stevens Mountain is identified separately from the surrounding settlements.
Higgins Mountain is an administrative level 8 subdivision in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. It is a named mountain locality in the highland interior of Cumberland County. The area forms part of the uplands near Westchester and Wentworth. Higgins Mountain is shown as a distinct administrative area on the map.
Data sources: OpenStreetMap (ODbL), Wikidata (CC0)
| Subregions | 170 |
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| Website | https://www.cumberlandcounty.ns.ca/ |
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