Bass River, Nova Scotia

Bass River, Canada

Bass River, Nova Scotia shares 36 connections with 3456 other places across 10 topics, from industry and history to nature and transportation. Its strongest overlaps are with France and the United States, followed by Quebec and Saskatchewan. The community was founded around 1767 by the family of Ulster emigrant James Fulton, a decade after the expulsion of Acadians. The Dominion Chair Company, a furniture maker, employed workers until a fire in 1989, and many locals later move to Halifax, Ontario, or Alberta.