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	Nova Scotia - ninemsn Encarta
		Nova Scotia, one of the three Maritime and one of the four Atlantic provinces of Canada, bordered on the north by the Bay of Fundy, the province of New Brunswick, Northumberland Strait, and the Gulf of St Lawrence and on the east, south, and west by the Atlantic Ocean.
		Nova Scotia consists primarily of a mainland section, linked to New Brunswick by the Isthmus of Chignecto, and Cape Breton Island, separated from the mainland by the Strait of Canso.
		Nova Scotia is sometimes known as the Land of Evangeline, a reference to “Evangeline” (1847), a long narrative poem by the American poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, about the expulsion of the French-speaking Acadians from the area in 1755.
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	Nova Scotia - Search View - MSN Encarta
		Nova Scotia is one of the Maritime provinces of Canada, along with Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick; it is also one of the Atlantic provinces (the Maritimes plus Newfoundland and Labrador).
		Nova Scotia is renowned for its varied scenery, from the lush orchard country of Annapolis Valley to the rocky shores of Peggy’s Cove on the Atlantic Coast.
		Nova Scotia is represented in the Canadian Parliament by 11 elected representatives in the House of Commons and by 10 senators, appointed by the federal government, in the Senate.
	encarta.msn.com /text_761556745__1/Nova_Scotia.html (7648 words)

	Mersey River (Tasmania) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Mersey River is a river on the north-west coast of Tasmania, Australia named for the River Mersey in the United Kingdom.
		The city of Devonport is situated at the river's mouth on Bass Strait.
		It is fed by the Dasher and Fisher Rivers.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mersey_River_(Tasmania) (121 words)

	Mersey - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Mersey
		Formed by the confluence of the Goyt and Tame rivers at Stockport, it flows west through the south of Manchester, is joined by the Irwell at Flixton and by the Weaver at Runcorn, and enters the Irish Sea at Liverpool Bay.
		Boats for passengers and goods used the river, with its major tributary the Irwell, between Liverpool and Manchester from 1720; the Bridgewater Canal acquired this traffic in the late 18th century.
		The Mersey had passenger services until the development of the railway in the middle of the 19th century.
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /Mersey (388 words)

	Nova Scotia Salmon Association: News and Issues: Acid Rain (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The rivers in the monitoring program were chosen to provide a wide range of toxicity conditions, so as to be able to detect the biological and chemical changes that could result from either increasing or decreasing levels of acid precipitation.
		The prevailing theory of the long-range transport of acid pollution is that gaseous sulfur and nitrogen pollutants are converted to acid in the atmosphere and the acid falls to earth primarily in precipitation.
		The fate of Nova Scotia's Atlantic salmon resource played a significant role in the negotiation of international controls on acidic emissions, so it is important to monitor these stocks, and the chemistry of their rivers, to assess the chemical and biological responses to the scheduled decline in sulfur dioxide emissions.
	www.novascotiasalmon.ns.ca /newsandissues/acidrain_background.htm (1819 words)

	Muddler's memories
		The Mersey's run was mainly grilse, and arrived in May or June, although those prepared to head to the river in August often found fresh fish heading upstream.
		Subsequently in l928 the Guzzle Plant was acquired by the Nova Scotia Power Commission, in connection with their plans for major development upstream near Rossignol, and at that time a second 700 HP turbine was added.
		River Lake is accessible by boat, canoe, or foot depending on your ability to move the former vessels to a launching spot.
	users.eastlink.ca /~dryfly/muddler.htm (5591 words)

	Mersey River Lodge
		Enjoy a holiday with a difference with family and friends by the Mersey River, one of the most picturesque rivers in Nova Scotia.
		Fly to Halifax and Mersey Lodge is a pleasant 150 km drive south of the airport along the picturesque 'Lighthouse Route' with its ever-changing coastline and small fisher villages.
		Mersey River Lodge offers an excellent base for discovery and exploration of the Province of Nova Scotia.
	www.merseylodge.com (387 words)

	CHRS - Shelburne River - Fact Sheet
		A tributary of the Mersey River, the Shelburne River flows 53 km through the heart of the western interior of Nova Scotia.
		A large portion of southwestern Nova Scotia is underlain by a mass of granite formed about 400 million years ago by the melting of the surrounding rocks deep below the earth’s surface.
		White water canoeing (when the river is high), quiet paddling on long still waters, and lake hopping are all possible on different stretches of the river.
	www.chrs.ca /Rivers/Shelburne/Shelburne-F_e.htm (2568 words)

	History of Liverpool Docks
		The river Mersey appears to be noticed for the first time in a deed of the old Saxon monarch Ethelred in 1,004.
		The Mersey is not to be compared to the Thames or Severn, or any other first class river, but it has been made the most of by modern art and science, and has latterly acquired some additional decorative features in the picturesque accessories of Birkenhead and New Brighton.
		Measures were undertaken to render the Mersey and Irwell navigable from Liverpool to Manchester, and the Weaver from the salt districts of Cheshire to the Mersey estuary, as well as the river Douglas from the coal-fields of Wigan to the mouth of the Ribble.
	www.old-merseytimes.co.uk /liverpooldocks.html (3399 words)

	Liverpool, Nova Scotia Encyclopedia Article @ ChangeCanada.com (Change Canada) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The town also became a leading exporter of timber which was floated down the Mersey River (Called Rivière Rossignol by the Acadians) from the inland forests.
		It is located on the Mersey River estuary and is a joint partnership between Bowater Incorporated and The Washington Post.
		In Counties Liverpool disincorporated as a town and merged with the Municipality of the County of Queens to form the edit.
	www.changecanada.com /encyclopedia/Liverpool,_Nova_Scotia (639 words)

	CHRS - State of the Shelburne River
		From the wild headwaters at Buckshot Lake, to the outflow at Lake Rossignol, the Shelburne River connects the major waterways of southwestern Nova Scotia in a series of rapids, still waters, lakes and streams.
		The river flows from the granite barrens and patchy old forest in its upper reaches, through quartzite plains with gently rising eskers, and outwash plains supporting old growth pine and hemlock forests in the lower watershed.
		Nova Scotia has also initiated a process, with partners including environmental organizations and the forestry industry, to work towards a comprehensive system of protected areas, and to mitigate potential impacts to wood supply that might result from the protection of forest lands.
	www.chrs.ca /Rivers/Shelburne/Shelburne-St_e.htm (413 words)

	Mersey River Mi'kmaq Campsites: Riverbed Reveals Ancient Sites
		Lisa Francis remembers sitting on the bank of the Mersey River staring at the dry riverbed, contemplating her heritage, when a huge bird landed on the opposite bank.
		He was thinking about the weirs he and his grandfather built on the river when he was young and how those weirs resembled the ones that archeologists were uncovering on the river bed - weirs they estimate to be up to 4,000 years old.
		Nova Scotia Power was conducting extensive repairs to the six generating stations it operates on the river for a four-month period last summer.
	www.danielnpaul.com /Mi'kmaqVillages-MerseyRiver.html (1451 words)

	Explore Nova Scotia Tales from the Trails - Shelburne River
		Nova Scotia is blessed with over 7,000 kilometres of coastline and hundreds of wilderness trails, offering a lifetime of exploration opportunities.
		We paddled up the Mersey River and into Minards Bay we're we started the long portage over the Hardwood Carry (about 2 kms) to Mountain Lake.
		It was a tough paddle back down the Mersey River from Keji Lake, but we finally made it back to where we started.
	www.explorenovascotia.com /tales (1156 words)

	Nova Scotia Cottages, Accommodation, Kejimkujik National Park, Annapolis Royal, Annapolis County — Mersey River Chalets
		Welcome to Mersey River Chalets and Nature Retreat, a four season wilderness resort whose creators combine a love for the earth and a vision of a unique nature experience accessible to all people.
		Embedded within the magical woods of Nova Scotia you will find seven secluded chalets (or cottages) nestled along the Mersey River and where the river enters Harry Lake five Sioux style teepees offer Nova Scotia accommodation for the more adventurous or view Harry Lake from one of our comfortable rooms in our new Lodge.
		Only a short drive from Kejimkujik National Park, our Nova Scotia accommodation facilities (lodge, teepees, chalets or cottages) offer a unique wilderness setting that is only 40 minutes from the historic town of Annapolis Royal, Annapolis County, Nova Scotia.
	www.merseyriverchalets.ns.ca (238 words)

	Mersey River (Nova Scotia) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Mersey River is a river in Nova Scotia, Canada, which flows from Lake Kejimkujik in Kejimkujik National Park, then through Lake Rossignol to empty into the Atlantic Ocean at the town of Liverpool, Nova Scotia.
		The river was a major transportation route for the Mi'kmaq people of Nova Scotia.
		The river was described in Albert Bigelow Paine's The Tent Dwellers, albeit under the name 'Liverpool river'.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mersey_River_(Nova_Scotia) (154 words)

	Nova Scotia History Books.
		After the war, in 1923, Raddall went to work with a pulp mill on the Mersey River as its accountant; he lived out his life at Liverpool, Nova Scotia.
		[and] not because Nova Scotia was isolated from the rest of the American continent." (Pp.
		The Essays: "Loyalist Attitudes," by Margaret Ells; "Governor Wentworth's Patronage," by Ells; "Nova Scotian Trade During the War of 1812," by Copp; "The Intellectual Awakening of Nova Scotia," by Harvey; and others by others.
	www.blupete.com /Library/History/NovaScotia/R.htm (859 words)

	Nova Scotia - MSN Encarta
		Great books about your topic, Nova Scotia, selected by Encarta editors
		Acadia, early French colony of present-day Nova Scotia
		Introduction; Physical Geography; Economic Activities; The People of Nova Scotia; Education and Cultural Institutions; Recreation and Places to Visit; Government; History
	encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761556745_2/Nova_Scotia.html (686 words)

	Mersey River Chalets On Destination: Nova Scotia
		Welcome to Mersey River Chalets, a four season wilderness resort whose creators combine a love for the earth and a vision of a wilderness experience accessible to all people, located in the Southwestern heart of Nova Scotia, on the East coast of Canada.
		The resort includes dream-like woods, the Mersey River and Lake Harry, which are pristine natural habitats for a great diversity of wildlife.
		By the time he arrived in Nova Scotia, he had travelled extensively, and knew how difficult it was to fully enjoy travel when using a wheelchair.
	www.destination-ns.com /common/property.asp?DirectoryID=2970 (336 words)

	Nova Scotia is a Biker's Nirvana
		We paralleled the St. John for awhile; the river was running high and fast, and many of the lowlands were in a flood watch.
		During the river’s highest stages of the year, normally the spring run-off, the capacity of the falls is nine-tenths that of Niagara Falls.
		Nova Scotia divides its beautiful province into “trails.” There are ten different Trail Regions in the province.
	www.tiac.net /~rflaford/novascotia.htm (3361 words)

	Mersey Road Paintball Field (Hubbards, Nova Scotia) - pbreview.com
		Mersey Road is a first class facility with first class people and I cannot recommend them highly enough.
		Mersey Road has been open for what seems like only a few short years, but in the ever-growing land of paintball here in Nova Scotia, its already looking to have a long life ahead of it.
		This is a large plus side to Mersey Road, as most players buy their paint elsewhere and bring it to the field; although many also purchase the Draxxus paint because it is a very decent paint for the price.
	www.pbreview.com /fields/reviews/728 (2003 words)

	Nova Scotia Salmon Association: Fishing In Nova Scotia: Summer Salmon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Nova Scotia traditionally enjoys the longest Atlantic salmon season of any Canadian province.
		The big river along this section of the Atlantic coast is the world famous St. Mary's - where Babe Ruth used to come to fish and occasionally to fall out of a boat.
		In Cape Breton the Margaree, Cheticamp and North River.
	www.novascotiasalmon.ns.ca /fishinginns/summersalmon.htm (698 words)

	River Willows Cottage - River Frontage - For Sale - Liverpool - Waterfront
		Located on the beautiful Mersey River, this recently renovated 150 year old home has the feel of a cottage but with the convenience of being in town.
		This property is ideally located only a 1/2 mile from the Atlantic Ocean protected by the calm waters of the Mersey.
		Weeping willows, wild roses and the waters of the Mersey River provide the perfect escape.
	www.seascotia.com /properties/riverwillows.htm (275 words)

	Nova Scotia Cottages - Nova Scotia Vacation - Nova Scotia Cottage Rental - Nova Scotia Vacation Rentals - Cottages - ...
		This Nova Scotia cottage is located within the town of Liverpool on the banks of the Mersey River.
		Nova Scotia is rich in history and culture.
		Nova Scotia artists are encouraged to submit applications for the purchase of their work by the Nova Scotia Art Bank.
	seascotia.com (882 words)

	The Shelburne River: Nova Scotia First Canadian Heritage River
		The Shelburne River was officially designated as Nova Scotia's first Canadian Heritage River at a plaque unveiling ceremony on Friday, September 19th, 1997.
		The Canadian Heritage Rivers System is a federal-provincial-territorial program which gives national recognition to the important rivers of Canada, and ensures long term conservation of their natural, cultural and recreational values for the benefit and enjoyment of future generations.
		The Shelburne River originates at Buckshot Lake in southern Digby County and flows through the wild and rugged backcountry area known as the Tobeatic, before flowing into Lake Rossignol in northern Queens County.
	www.outdoorns.com /shelburn.htm (656 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The town is located on the Atlantic coast at the mouth of the Mersey River.
		Liverpool was founded as a fishing port in 1759, and named after Liverpool in England—which also lies on a Mersey River.
		During the war, Liverpool was used by privateers who preyed on American shipping off Nova Scotia's and New England's coasts.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Liverpool,_Nova_Scotia (370 words)

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		The Mersey River Chalets are perfect for those who want to escape from the world.
		In October, the mist rises off the river like cotton candy - it was actually enough to make this notoriously late riser get up with the sun.
		While Mersey River is a "no frills" back-to-nature retreat, Liscombe Lodge is for those who also like a little pampering.
	www.cs.concordia.ca /~eavis/maritimes.html (297 words)

	Mersey River Chalets, Nova Scotia - Mersey River Chalets
		Welcome to Mersey River Chalets, a four season wilderness resort whose creators combine a love for the earth and a vision of a unique nature experience accessible to all people.
		Embedded within the magical woods of Nova Scotia you will find seven secluded Chalets nestled along the Mersey River and where the river enters Harry Lake five Sioux style tipis offer accommodation for the more adventurous.
		Although every effort is made to make sure the information presented is correct, it is advisable to check Mersey River Chalets website (if available) for up to date prices and information.
	www.greatwaterviews.com /549_merseyriverchalets.php (191 words)

	Irish Week by the Sea - setting
		The water is usually numbingly cold (though we’ve been there when the water was as warm as we’ve know it to be in Nova Scotia, and there is a creek with a swimming hole at its end where the water is always warm).
		Situated on both side of the Mersey River, Milton is a charming village complete with a grassy park furnished with picnic tables rights on the river—a perfect place for lunch.
		The junction of river and sea is especially beautiful as green fields line the meandering and widening river’s approach to the sea.
	www.shipwhistle.com /irishwkbythesea/setting.htm (1342 words)

	Nova Scotia's Outdoor Magazine - Outdoor Nova Scotia
		All 'Nova Scotia' photo entries should be sent to: favouritephotos@outdoorns.com with your name, address and telephone number.
		It should also be noted that all entries must be images of Nova Scotia (and identified as such) and be received on or before the last day of each month to be eligible for a monthly prize or as a short-listed entry.
		Interested birders in Nova Scotia are encouraged to add their sightings of rare birds to Speaker's Corner (click on the link below; go to Birding: Rare Bird Alert) when ever they like.
	www.novascotia.us (677 words)

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