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Community in Nova Scotia, Canada
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Kemptville is an inland village in Yarmouth and Acadian Shores region of Nova Scotia along the Tusket River. It is a popular location for sport fishing due to its many rivers and lakes.
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A 120,000-ha pristine wilderness area that can be accessed from East Kemptville. It's twice the size of the Isle of Man. The heart of this wilderness is a semi-barren landscape, surrounded by more productive woodlands. Eskers, moraines, kettles, huge erratics, outwash plains and other glacial features are found throughout. Expansive wetlands, long stillwaters, fast flowing river and more than 100 lakes provide diverse aquatic habitats. Forest cover includes dense conifer and deciduous forests, including pockets of old-growth pine and hemlock. Most impressive are the old forests at Silvery Lake and Sporting Lake (also designated as Sporting Lake Nature Reserve).
Restaurant (+1 902 761-2142) with single dinner seating at 7:30PM, reservations required. Wilderness lodge on two rivers offers outdoor recreation, guided fishing & kayaking, cooking classes, and wine tastings.
The nearest shop to Kemptville. It includes a Robins Donuts shop and a liquor store.
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