Rural Routes Nova Scotia - Crescent Beach

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La Have, NS (Nearby: Riverport, Lunenburg, Pleasantville, Mahone Bay, Block House)

3480 HWY 331
La Have, Nova Scotia
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Nova Scotia Tourism Region : South Shore

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The name is from the crescent-shaped beach first known as Romkeys Beach.
The beach was part of a grant made to Robert Sloan in 1761 and was bought by the Romkey family in 1820. In 1951 Albert V. Romkey donated it to the province for use as a provincial park.
With permission from 'Nova Scotia Place Names' David E. Scott 2015

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Nearby:	La Have, 0km East LaHave, 2km Lower LaHave / Five Houses, 2km Dublin Shore, 3km Riverport, 2km Indian Path, 4km Pentz, 3km Coveys Island, 5km Hirtle Island, 5km Rose Bay, 4km Moshers Island, 6km Bayport, 5km Grimms Settlement, 6km West Dublin, 6km Bush Island, 6km Middle LaHave, 5km Tanners Settlement, 7km	Corkums Island, 7km Lower Rose Bay, 5km LaHave Island(s) / Cape LaHave, 8km West LaHave, 6km Crouses Settlement, 7km Mount Pleasant (La Have), 6km First South, 8km Upper Kingsburg, 6km Back Centre, 9km Masons Beach, 8km Feltzen South / The Ovens, 7km Front Centre, 9km Hirtles Beach, 7km Centre, 10km Spectacle Lakes, 10km New Cumberland, 7km Rissers Beach Provincial Park, 9km	Old Town Lunenburg, 10km Vieux-Lunenburg, 10km Lunenburg, 10km Kingsburg, 8km Pleasantville, 9km Kingsburg Beach, 8km Lilydale, 11km Meisners Beach, 10km Deans Corner, 12km Rhodes Corner, 11km First Peninsula, 11km Garden Lots, 10km Petite Rivière Bridge, 10km Schnares Crossing, 12km Green Bay, 11km Northwest, 12km