Elly Marie

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The fishing boat Elly Marie

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Viking Storm

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Viking Storm in French Creek

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Ocean derby and Ocean Isle

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The fishing boats Ocean derby and Ocean Isle in French Creek

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Baynes Sound Oyster Boats

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Oyster fishing boats in Fanny Bay, Baynes Sound

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Lakeside Predator

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The fishing boat Lakeside Predator in Digby

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Channel Buoys

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Channel buoys marking the safe channel for ships

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Compass Rose I

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The fishing boat Compass Rose I

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Tiffany Dawn

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The fishing boat Tiffany Dawn

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Sherbrooke Village

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Sherbrooke Village depicts a typical Nova Scotian village from 1860 to pre-WW1. With approximately 80 buildings, over 25 of those open to the public, most with costumed interpreters, it is the largest Nova Scotia Museum site.

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Deep Panuke

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The Deep Panuke production platform

The jack-up production platform Deep Panuke was delivered to the field in 2011 by SBM Offshore as part of Deep Panuke gas development operated by Encana.

Natural gas from the field, located offshore about 250 km southeast of Halifax, Nova Scotia, around 47 km west of Sable Island in  44 meters of water, was processed offshore and transported via a subsea pipeline to shore near Goldboro, Nova Scotia for further transport to markets using the Maritimes & Northeast Pipeline.

Production from Deep Panuke permanently stopped on May 7, 2018, and the Deep Panuke platform was safely de-installed from the offshore field in July 2020.

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