West Bay is best known within Nova Scotia for its setting near Minas Basin, the inner reach of the Bay of Fundy. The basin is shaped by Fundy tides, part of a tidal system with some of the highest ranges on Earth, and changing water levels define this stretch of coast. West Bay lies in Mi'kma'ki, the ancestral territory of the Mi'kmaq; the Peace and Friendship Treaties remain an important part of Nova Scotia's history. It is a quiet coastal community whose identity is closely tied to the broad basin and the rhythms of the Fundy shore. See how West Bay fits into Nova Scotia's Fundy coast by browsing webcams nearby.
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