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Bay on the east coast of North America
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The Bay of Fundy, between the southern coast of New Brunswick and the province of Nova Scotia, is famous for the highest tides in the world.
Most visitors arrive by driving the Trans-Canada Highway (which leads from Edmundston through Fredericton and Moncton), perhaps stopping to see attractions like the World's Largest Axe, the World's Longest Covered…
Read in the guideAs the region is relatively hilly, bicycle lanes are still limited, but one can bicycle around the region.
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the province's second-largest city, and home of the provincial museum
has twin covered bridges
"Canada's Chocolate Town"
an historic seaside resort town
the "Dairy Centre of the Maritimes"
a popular summer colony for wealthy Canadians and Americans, including Franklin D. Roosevelt spent his summers at a family estate on Campobello
a beautiful island of small fishing communities
a Canadian Wildlife Service sanctuary and nesting ground for thousands of seabirds, and a lighthouse
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