National Historic Sites
- Halifax Citadel National Historic Site (The Citadel)44°38.9′N 63°34.8′W / 44.6483°N 63.5800°W / 44.6483; -63.5800 (Halifax Citadel National Historic Site)
- Fort Charolette National Historic Site 44°38′28.6″N 63°33′35″W / 44.641278°N 63.55972°W / 44.641278; -63.55972 (Fort Charolette National Historic Site)
- Fort McNab National Historic Site 44°36′0.8″N 63°30′53.5″W / 44.600222°N 63.514861°W / 44.600222; -63.514861 (Fort McNab National Historic Site)
- York Redoubt National Historic Site 44°35′47.7″N 63°33′8.78″W / 44.596583°N 63.5524389°W / 44.596583; -63.5524389 (York Redoubt)
- Prince of Wales Tower National Historic Site of Canada 44°37′15″N 63°34′5″W / 44.62083°N 63.56806°W / 44.62083; -63.56806 (Prince of Wales Tower National Historic Site)
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