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Annapolis Valley Webcams

Are you interested in viewing any Annapolis Valley Webcams?

Several businesses and organizations have set up webcams at different sights throughout the Annapolis Valley and the Bay of Fundy shore area. These webcams are becoming very popular both for the tourist industry and for personal enjoyment.

The Nova Scotia Department of Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal has developed a series of highway cams to assist motorist by letting them check out road and weather conditions along the major highways.

The Weather Network has also provided a list of web cams throughout Canada. These webcams assist people by letting them check out the currant weather conditions before they leave for a favorite vacation spot or one of our many major centres.

Below I have provided you with a list of the Annapolis Valley & Bay of Fundy webcams I have found so far. I will update this list as I find new ones to add.

Highway Cams

You may check out the many highway cams provided by The Nova Scotia Department of Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal by

Weather Cams

You may check out the many weather cams provided by The Weather Network by

Besides the Highway Cams and the Weather Cams you may view live feeds through out the valley and Bay of Fundy shore brought to you by Nova Scotia Webcams.

the webcam is located in the middle of the town of Annapolis Royal on St. George Street.
This webcam shows the wharf area of Halls Harbour where you can watch the highest tides in the world rise and fall every six hours.
This webcam looks out over the Bay of Fundy and the wharf at Halls Harbour, NS.
This webcam is located on the Fundy Complex and looks out over the Annapolis Basin and the world famous Digby Scallop Fleet.
This webcam is located on the Old Orchard Inn & Spa, Wolfville, NS and looks into the Eastern section of the Annapolis Valley where the Bay of Fundy ends in the Minas Basin.
This webcam is located on the Point Prim Lighthouse in Digby County, NS and looks out over the Bay of Fundy at the mouth of the Digby Gut.