Vastu Consultant in Nova Scotia

Vastu in Nova Scotia:

Basically Nova Scotia is a very small province but it has one million population. Area wise smaller but population wise it occupies 7th position in Canada country.

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Nova Scotia Overview:

Nova Scotia is a Canadian maritime province located in the Easternmost part of the country. The province is second smallest among the ten provinces of Canada and 7th most populous province. The province is known for its beautiful towns, peaceful beaches, astonishing islands, water sports, public gardens and the capital “Halifax” which has a unique architect and several other points of interest.

Human activities in the region date back to 10,000-13,000 years ago. As the Ice age ended, the conditions and situation in the region got improved and suited the human inhabitation. Due to this, numerous people arrived or settled in the region.

Mi’kmaq inhabited the regions of Nova Scotia for thousands of years and was present when the Europeans arrived. Italian explorer “John Cabot” was one of the first European to explore or arrive in the region. French later established one of the first colony in the region.

Later as the time passed, British interest increased in the region and several wars e.g. “Queen Anne’s War”, “King George’s War”, etc. were fought. Most of the wars were fought between the British and French.

Subsequently, the French were defeated and all the French possessions in North America were annexed by the British. During the “American Revolution”, the British were defeated and approx. 33,000 British loyalists migrated from the US and arrived in Nova Scotia.

The colony also contributed much during the “War of 1812” towards the British war effort.

The territory of Nova Scotia includes the mainland and several small islets. Main geographic features of the province include hills, low mountains, rugged beaches, forest, lakes and river valleys.

The economic sector of Nova Scotia is diversified and is backed by fishery, IT, agriculture, services, and tourism. Tourism is one of the fastest growing sectors of the province’s economy.

Scottish is the largest ethnic group of the province followed by 942,926. English is the primary language of the state. Christianity is the dominant region of the state and is divided further into sects. Islam accounts for 1% of the total population.

• Nova Scotia Province Capital City: Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM)
• Area 55,284 km²
• Population 942,926(2015 est)
• Language 942,926
• Official Bird Osprey
• State Animal NA
• Official Flower Trailing arbutus
• Official Tree red spruce
• Popular Rivers Margaree River, Shubenacadie River, Mersey River, LaHave River, Salmon River, Mira River, St. Mary's River, Musquodoboit River, Gaspereau River, Wallace River, Medway River, Avon River
• Spiritual PlacesHindu Temple-Vedanta Ashram Society, Hindu Temple of Nova Scotia, First Congregational Church, St. Paul's Anglican Church, St. John's Anglican Church, LifeBridge Community Church, Saint George's Round Church, One Church, Rock Church, Fort Massey United Church, Deep Water Church, Little Dutch Church
• Important Cities Halifax, Sydney, Truro, New Glasgow, Glace Bay, Kentville, Sydney Mines, Amherst, New Waterford, Bridgewater, Yarmouth, Kingston, Antigonish, Wolfville, Windsor
• Border Provinces/Territories New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland
• Tourist Attractions Cape Breton Highlands National Park, Citadel Hill, Kejimkujik National Park, Halifax Harbour, Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, Annapolis Valley, Pier 21, Peggy Point Lighthouse, Point Pleasent Park, Halifax Public Gardens, Skyline Trail, Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, Fort Anne, Oak Island, Discovery Center, The Cabot Trail, Cape Split, Halifax Waterfront, McNabs Island

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