Provincial Nature Reserves
- Abraham Lake
- Bornish Hill
- Duncans Cove
- Great Barrens and Quinnan Lakes
- MacFarlane Woods
- Panuke Lake
- Ponhook Lake
- Quinns Meadow
- River Inhabitants
- Roman Valley
- Spinneys Heath
- Sporting Lake
- Washabuck River
Read more about this topic: List Of Protected Areas Of Nova Scotia
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