Nova Scotia Trans-Canada Highway Route: along Route #104 from Truro to New Glasgow, Nova Scotia

Here is the itinerary for the 56 km along Route #104 from Truro to New Glasgow, Nova Scotia:

The Trans-Canada between Truro and New Glasgow moves through a slight hilly transition into the Pictou Lowlands and the Northumberland Strait. This area was settled early and much preferred for gentle river access to inland pine stands. The fertile farmlands along the West River were settled early on, but those lands that needed to be cleared of forests were less fertile and were not economic until the advent of commercial fertilizers in the 1950s.

Exit 22 takes you to the PEI Ferry.

Nova Scotia Transportation road condition reports for this segment.

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KM From Start EAST \| WEST		HighWay Point & Feature Description	Municipality	Elevation (metres)	Map	Add Info
0	54	Exit 22 N to Hwy 106, town of Pictou (14 km), ferry to PEI (19 km)	Pictou	51.5
1	53	Exit 21 to Pictou Rd (Hwy 4), N to Alma, Greenhill PP, S to route 289 and Westville (5 km), services	Pictou	50.9
2	52	Crossing Skinner Brook		13.7
6	48	Exit 20 N to Hwy 4 and Green Hill Prov Park		62.2
13.9	40.1	Crossing Miller Brook		41.5
14	40	Exit 19 N to Hwy 4 & Salt Springs Prov Park (1 km), camping, S to W River East Side Rd		40.2
28	26	Exit 18A, access to Hwy 4, W to Kemptown (4 km), E to Mount Thom (2 km)		186.2
32	22	Crossing River, flows north to Hingley Lake		93.6
35	19	Exit 18 Stevens Cross Rd, N to Hwy 4, S to Riversdale		168.6
44	10	Exit 17 to Hwy 4 (Pictou Rd ) and Salmon River Rd, SE on #4 into Truro	Truro	55.2
50	4	Crossing North River / Salmon River	Truro	15.5
50	4	underpass for route 311 (no access), N to North River, S to Bible Hill	Truro	17.1
54	0	Exit 15 to Hwy 102, S to Truro, Halifax, E to new Glasgow	Truro	34.1
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Nova Scotia: Route #104 from Truro to New Glasgow, Nova Scotia

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