The Maritimes
The Maritimes, the Atlantic Canadian region of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island, carries 288 Bunkabop connections with 16127 other places across 24 topics. History and military affairs dominate, from the 1776 attack on Fort Cumberland during the American Revolutionary War to the Maritime Rights Movement of the 1920s, which pushed for greater local financial control. The region shares its deepest ties with Canada and the United States, while connections to Quebec and France reflect its Acadian and French colonial heritage.
Maritime Union
Connects The Maritimes to: New Brunswick | Prince Edward Island
Sidney Earle Smith
Connects The Maritimes to: Canada | Toronto, Ontario
Helen Creighton
Connects The Maritimes to: Eastern Passage, Nova Scotia | Devils Island (Nova Scotia)
New Ireland (Maine)
Connects The Maritimes to: Maine | Castine, Maine
USS Chesapeake (1799)
Connects The Maritimes to: Lawrenceville, Georgia | Lawrenceville (Pittsburgh)
Constitution Act, 1867
Connects The Maritimes to: Ontario | Sable Island, Nova Scotia
National Policy
Connects The Maritimes to: Ontario | New Brunswick
Jonathan Eddy
Connects The Maritimes to: Sackville, New Brunswick | Eddington, Maine
Central Canada
Connects The Maritimes to: Eastern Canada | Gracefield, Quebec
Canadian federalism
Charlottetown Conference
Connects The Maritimes to: New Brunswick | Prince Edward Island | Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
Tantramar Marshes
Connects The Maritimes to: Sackville, New Brunswick | Tantramar, New Brunswick | Cumberland County, Nova Scotia