East Branch Donny Brook
East Branch Donny Brook is a small freshwater brook that originates in the area of Garvies lake in the community of Black Brook. It flows north crossing into Antigonish County and eventually empties into the Ohio River.
East Branch Donny Brook is a small freshwater brook that originates in the area of Garvies lake in the community of Black Brook. It flows north crossing into Antigonish County and eventually empties into the Ohio River.
Donny Brook is a small freshwater brook that originates in the area south of MacEacherns Lake in the community of Black Brook. It flows south crossing into Antigonish County and eventually empties into the Ohio River.
Frasers Brook is a small freshwater brook that originates in the are south of the community of Black Brook and the north part of the community of East St. Marys. It flows south crossing into Guysborough County and eventually empties into the East St. Marys River.
It was Formerly known as Jordan Brook until the name was officially changed in 1976.
Jim Camerons Meadow is a located in the communities of East River Saint Mary’s and Black Brook, near the south east corner of Pictou County near the county boundaries shared with Antigonish and Guysborough Counties. It is recognized as a meadow landscape, valued for its open character and its place in local geographic history.
The East River St. Marys Nature Reserve received official designation made under the Special Places Protection Act in 2023. This reserve is particularly notable for supporting white elm and ironwood trees, species that are uncommon in Nova Scotia. Additionally, it provides critical habitat for wood turtles, a species at risk, underlining the area’s ecological importance.
The East River St. Marys is a fresh water river that drains out of Eden Lake and flows south into the main St. Marys River in Guysborough County (one of Nova Scotia’s longest at approximately 250 km).
East River St. Marys is a picturesque area located located in the south-east corner of Pictou County on the East River St. Mary’s in north central Nova Scotia. This region is characterized by its beautiful forested floodplain habitat.
East River St. Marys West Side is a small rural community located in the south-east corner of Pictou County west of East River St. Marys.
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