Claremont

The Cobequid Mountains define the setting of Claremont — their wooded uplands and rolling terrain shape this quiet rural corner of northern Nova Scotia. Set away from the province’s larger urban centres, the community belongs to a landscape of forest roads, scattered homes and working countryside. The nearby highlands are part of the Appalachian mountain system, whose ancient ridges continue across much of the province. Claremont reflects the slower pace of inland Nova Scotia, where seasonal change is a strong presence in daily life. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Nova Scotia.

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