Cumberland County, Nova Scotia
Canada
Cumberland County, Nova Scotia shares 20 connections with 1256 other places across 9 topics, with ties concentrated in neighboring Sackville, Nova Scotia province, and New Brunswick. Its location at the Isthmus of Chignecto, the land bridge connecting the Nova Scotia peninsula to mainland North America, anchors its nature and landmarks connections. Transportation ties reflect its role hosting the Trans-Canada Highway and CN Rail's Halifax-Montreal line. The county's name traces to 1755, when Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Monckton renamed the captured Fort Beauséjour in honor of the Duke of Cumberland.
Tantramar Marshes
Connects Cumberland County, Nova Scotia to: The Maritimes | Sackville, New Brunswick | Tantramar, New Brunswick
Fort Beauséjour
Connects Cumberland County, Nova Scotia to: New Brunswick | The Maritimes | Bathurst, New Brunswick | Grand-Pré, Nova Scotia | Dieppe, New Brunswick
Nova Scotia peninsula
Connects Cumberland County, Nova Scotia to: Nova Scotia | Yarmouth, Nova Scotia | Sackville, New Brunswick | Annapolis Valley | Tantramar, New Brunswick
Isthmus of Chignecto
Connects Cumberland County, Nova Scotia to: Nova Scotia | New Brunswick | The Maritimes | Sackville, New Brunswick | St. Stephen, New Brunswick
Nova Scotia Highway 104
Connects Cumberland County, Nova Scotia to: Pictou County | Parrsboro | St. Peter's, Nova Scotia | Tantramar, New Brunswick | Municipality of the County of Inverness, Nova Scotia
Northumberland Strait
Connects Cumberland County, Nova Scotia to: Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island | Pictou, Nova Scotia | Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia | Pictou County | Lot 62, Prince Edward Island
blueberry
Connects Cumberland County, Nova Scotia to: New Jersey | Chile | Scania, Skåne County | Georgia (U.S. state) | Bas-Saint-Laurent
Battle of Culloden
Connects Cumberland County, Nova Scotia to: London, England | Canada | United Kingdom | Baltimore, Maryland | Edinburgh, Scotland
Robert Monckton
Connects Cumberland County, Nova Scotia to: Canada | Paris, France | India | Boston, Massachusetts | Massachusetts
Mi'kmaq language
Connects Cumberland County, Nova Scotia to: United States | California | Canada | Quebec | Delhi, India
George II of Great Britain
Connects Cumberland County, Nova Scotia to: London, England | France | Germany | New York City, New York | India
Acadia
Connects Cumberland County, Nova Scotia to: United States | London, England | France | Canada | Paris, France