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Amherst Visitor Guide and Map FINAL D E Visitor Guide & Map RB Y FR E il EM ra A T N Marsh M AR SH VI EW N E D R A G W O L ROBB L I CENTENNIAL W SERVICES AND MUSEUMS BALL COMPLEX 1 TOWN HALL - D1 2 VICTORIA SQUARE - D2 3 POLICE STATION - D2 P L L 4 FIRE STATION - D2 5 FOUR FATHERS MEMORIAL LIBRARY - D1 6 COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION BUSINESS INNOVATION CENTRE - D1 G IN 7 CUMBERLAND REGIONAL HOSPITAL - E5 R P S 8 CUMBERLAND COUNTY MUSEUM & ARCHIVES - E2 9 NORTH NS HIGHLANDERS REGIMENTAL MUSEUM - D1 10 AMHERST TRAIN STATION - D2 SCHOOLS IOR N E S 11 SPRING STREET ACADEMY - E2 12 WEST HIGHLANDS ACADEMY - D3 13 E.B. CHANDLER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL - E2 14 AMHERST REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL - F2 G O U L D ATHLETIC FACILITIES 15 YMCA OF CUMBERLAND - D2 . E V A 16 AMHERST CURLING CLUB - D1 L L I M 17 AMHERST STADIUM - E2 18 LIONS SKATEPARK - E2 19 ROBB CENTENNIAL BALL COMPLEX - C1 S T A 20 LITTLE LEAGUE BALL FIELDS - D2 N D IS H 21 WINSTON AVENUE SOCCER FIELDS - E3 ET 22 CHURCH STREET SOCCER FIELDS - F3 RE ST L 23 CHURCH STREET TENNIS COURTS - D2 AL J W A N M R E CO S IN PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS LA R E B 24 HARDING PARK - D1 M A H C 25 ROTARY CENTENNIAL PARK - E1 6 26 CURRY PARK - D2 AY W GH HI 27 DICKEY PARK & SPLASHPAD - F2 28 ACCESSIBLE PLAYGROUND - E2 29 NORTHERN TELECOM PARK - D3 30 LIONS PARK - D3 31 STRAWBERRY FIELDS PARK - F1 D 32 COPP LANE PARK - C2 OA R Make Amherst your home base for all your Nova Scotia activities, festivals, and ER OM events. We're just a two hour drive from Halifax, 90 minutes from Stanfield BO D International Airport, an hour from Prince Edward Island and 40 minutes from A O R N Moncton, New Brunswick. Visit our website and connect with us on social media O T P AMHERST M to find out about what’s happening in Amherst and area. A INDUSTRIAL PARK H T U O S News, Weather, Music: 101.7 CKDH Today’s Best Country 107.9 CFTA Tantramar Community Radio #seewhyweloveit D Town of Amherst A BL O A R IR D L L A A 98 Victoria Street S. K N O E D R C O A A M Amherst, NS B4H 4A1 D Canada H I 40 G H W A Y 1.902.667.3352 Blair Lake 2 ABBEY ROAD............................... E1 CENTRAL AVENUE..................... E3 DUNDONALD STREET .............. D3 HARRISON COURT..................... E2 MCCULLY STREET...................... D4 PRINCESS STREET.................... D2 STANDISH STREET.................... B3 ABBOTT STREET........................ D2 CHAMBERLAIN STREET........... D3 DUNLAP STREET ....................... E2 HAVELOCK STREET................... D2 MEADOW STREET...................... C2 QUEEN STREET.......................... D2 STANLEY STREET...................... D2 ACCOMMODATIONS ACADEMY STREET..................... E2 CHANDLER ROAD...................... C4 DURLEY STREET........................ D1 HERBERT STREET..................... D1 MELROSE STREET..................... D2 QUEEN STREET EXT.................. D2 STATION STREET ....................... D2 34 APOTHIC INN - D1 ACADIA STREET ......................... D1 CHARLES STREET..................... E2 EAST PLEASANT STREET........ E2 HERON LANE............................... E1 MILFORD STREET...................... E1 RALSTON PLACE........................ E2 SUMMER STREET ...................... E2 169 VICTORIA STREET EAST, 902.661.8654 ADMORE AVENUE ...................... D3 CHIGNECTO STREET................. D2 EDDY STREET............................. D1 HICKMAN STREET ..................... D3 MILL AVENUE .............................. D3 RAMBLER STREET..................... C1 SUMMIT AVENUE........................ D1 35 BROWN’S GUEST HOME B&B - D1 AGNEW STREET......................... E1 CHRISTIE STREET...................... D3 EDGEWOOD AVENUE................ D3 HIGHFIELD STREET................... D3 MILL STREET............................... D2 RATCHFORD STREET................ D1 TANTRAMAR COURT................. D4 158 VICTORIA STREET EAST, 902.667.9769 ALBION STREET......................... D2 CHURCH STREET....................... D2 ELECTRIC STREET..................... D2 INDUSTRIAL PARK DRIVE ....... D4 MINTO STREET ........................... D3 REDLAND AVENUE.................... C2 TANTRAMAR CRESCENT ......... C4 ALLISON AVENUE ...................... E1 CLARENCE STREET................... D1 ELMWOOD DRIVE ...................... E1 JAMES STREET .......................... C3 MISSION STREET....................... D3 REGENT STREET........................ D1 TAPLIN DRIVE ............................. E1 36 THE REGENT B&B - D1 ALMA STREET............................. D3 CLIFFORD STREET.................... E2 ERNCLIFFE STREET.................. C2 KAY STREET ................................ C2 MOSHER STREET....................... E2 RHODES AVENUE ...................... E2 TERRACE STREET...................... C2 175 VICTORIA STREET EAST, 902.667.7676 ANSON AVENUE ......................... C3 CLINTON STREET....................... D3 FAIRVIEW AVENUE .................... E3 KENT DRIVE................................. C3 MOTOR AVENUE ......................... D1 RIDGEWOOD COURT................. F1 TOWNSHEND AVENUE............. E2 37 WANDLYN INN - B3 ARLINGTON AVENUE ................ D2 COATES STREET ........................ E1 FERNWOOD DRIVE.................... D4 KIMBERLY COURT...................... D4 MYRTLE STREET........................ E3 ROBERT ANGUS DRIVE ............ E4 TOWNSVIEW COURT................. F2 1539 SOUTHAMPTON ROAD, 902.667.3331 ASH STREET................................ D3 COLIN COURT.............................. C3 FILLMORE STREET.................... D3 KING STREET .............................. D2 NEWTON AVENUE...................... D3 ROBIE STREET............................ D2 TUPPER BOULEVARD............... C4 BAYVIEW CRESCENT................ C3 COPP AVENUE ............................ C2 FLEMING AVENUE...................... F1 LAMY STREET............................. D1 NORMAN STREET ...................... E1 ROGERS AVENUE....................... E2 VENO AVENUE ............................ F2 38 SUPER 8 MOTEL - E5 BAYVIEW DRIVE ......................... C4 COPP LANE.................................. C2 FLETCHER DRIVE ...................... E1 LANSDOWNE AVENUE ............. D2 NORTH ADELAIDE STREET..... D1 ROSEWOOD DRIVE.................... D4 VICTOR AVENUE......................... D3 40 LORD AMHERST DRIVE, 902.701.9853 BEACON STREET ....................... E2 CORDOVA STREET..................... C3 FOREST GLEN COURT .............. F1 LAPLANCHE STREET................ C1 OCEANVIEW DRIVE ................... F2 RUPERT STREET........................ D1 VICTORIA STREET EAST........... D2 39 COMFORT INN - D4 BELLIVEAU AVENUE ................. E3 CORNWALL AVENUE................. D3 FOUNDRY STREET..................... C1 LAWRENCE STREET ................. D2 OTTAWA AVENUE....................... D3 RUSSELL STREET...................... C2 VICTORIA STREET WEST......... C4 143 SOUTH ALBION STREET, 902.667.0404 BELMONT STREET..................... D2 CORNWALL STREET ................. C3 FRANKLYN STREET................... E1 LENNOX AVENUE....................... C2 PALMER STREET........................ D1 SACKVILLE ROAD ...................... C1 WALTER PURDY DRIVE ............ F2 BIRCH COURT............................. C4 COSTIN DRIVE............................. E3 FREEMAN STREET..................... E1 LIBERTY LANE ............................ C3 PARADISE AVENUE ................... F1 SENATOR AVENUE..................... E2 WEBSTER STREET.................... E1 40 LOCH LOMOND R.V. PARK - E5 BLOIS AVENUE ........................... D2 CRESCENT AVENUE.................. D2 FULLERTON STREET................ D2 LONGLEAH COURT.................... E3 PARK STREET............................. D3 SANDSTONE CRESCENT ......... F2 WELLINGTON STREET.............. E2 1 LOCH LOMOND LANE, 902.667.3890 BOYLSTON AVENUE.................. E1 CROFT STREET........................... D2 GALLAGHER STREET................ E2 LORD AMHERST DRIVE ............ E4 PARKWOOD DRIVE.................... C3 SENIOR STREET......................... E2 WESTMINSTER AVENUE.......... E1 Note: All accommodations listed in this guide have recognized quality programs: BRENTWOOD ESTATES............ F3 CUMBERLAND RIDGE DRIVE.. C3 GARDEN COURT......................... F1 LORNE CRESCENT..................... E3 PATTERSON STREET................ D3 SHERWOOD COURT.................. D4 WEST PLEASANT STREET ...... D3 Nova Scotia Approved, Canada Select, or CAA. BROWN STREET......................... E2 DALE STREET.............................. D1 GERARD AVENUE....................... D2 LOWER LAPLANCHE STREET C1 PEARL PLACE ............................. D2 SILVER STREET.......................... D3 WILLOW COURT......................... E1 BROWNELL AVENUE................. D1 DAVISON STREET ...................... E2 GLADSTONE AVENUE ............... E3 LUSBY STREET........................... D2 PENDER STREET ....................... C3 SMITH STREET............................ C2 WILLOW STREET ....................... E1 CASPER COURT.......................... F1 DERBY STREET........................... E1 GOULD STREET.......................... E2 MALLARD DRIVE ........................ E` PENNY LANE............................... E1 SNOWDEN AVENUE .................. D3 WINSTON AVENUE .................... E3 CAMBRIDGE COURT.................. D4 DICKEY STREET ......................... E2 HALIBURTON STREET.............. C2 MAPLE AVENUE.......................... D2 PINEHURST STREET................. D4 SOUTH ADELAIDE STREET..... D1 WOODLAWN DRIVE................... C4 83% of travelers say reading reviews helps them CEDAR DRIVE.............................. F3 DONALD AVENUE .....................
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