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Map (2 of 4) of Natural Resources, Graphic and Mapping Services, 2007 DESIGNATED SNOW VEHICLE AND CONNECTING SANS TRAILS Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources 65°0' 64°0' 63°0' 46°0' Tidnish Hd 46°0' Lorneville Tidnish 366 Amherst Shore r e iv R Beecham Coldspring Hd k h c s i i Settlement n w d s ia i n t T u o r c Chapman B S a Settlement Northport w v e o N N N O R T H U M B E R West Linden L A N Linden D 6 Upper S T Amherst Shinimicas Heather Beach Lower R A Gulf Shore I T Head Bridge Gulf Shore r ve he R i nc Pugwash Pla La East Harbour Fort Amherst Port Howe Pugwash Fox Harbour Lawrence Truemanville Warren Oak Lake West Fox Harbour Island sin Ba Killarney Pugwash p d i North n Hastings l l rla i e h b Amherst Wallace PICTOU ISLAND P m u r C e v i Wallace Harbour Rossendale R South Amet Sound Brookdale Malagash Pugwash Wallace Bay Wallace r Point Cape John Minudie Mansfield River ive North Shore Megs Cove Riverview wash R East Point Mount ug Pugwash Amherst P Wallace Blue 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