Nova Scotia Highway 101 - Exit List

Exit List

County Location km Exit # Destinations Notes
Halifax Regional Municipality Lower Sackville 0 Trunk 1 east to Trunk 2 / Trunk 7 – Bedford, Dartmouth Continuation beyond Hwy 102
0 1 Hwy 102 – Halifax International Airport, Truro, Halifax Signed as exits 1G (south) and 1H (north)
0 1K Trunk 1 west / Cobequid Road – Lower Sackville Westbound exit and eastbound entrance
0 1F To Trunk 7 east (Bedford Bypass) – Dartmouth Eastbound exit and westbound entrance
3 2 Route 354 (Beaver Bank Road) – Lower Sackville, Middle Sackville
Hants County Mount Uniacke 16 3 Trunk 1 – Mount Uniacke, Upper Sackville
St. Croix 35 4 Trunk 1 / Trunk 14 / Route 215 – St. Croix, Newport, Ellershouse, Noel Shore
Three Mile Plains 44 5 Trunk 14 to Trunk 1 / Route 215 – Windsor, Chester, Three Mile Plains, Rawdon
Windsor 47 5A Wentworth Road - Windsor
49 6 Trunk 1 – Windsor
Falmouth 50 7 Trunk 1 – Falmouth
Hantsport 56 8 Trunk 1 – Hantsport, Mount Denson
Kings County West Brooklyn 61 8A Ben Jackson Road
Avonport 65 9 Trunk 1 east – Avonport, West Brooklyn East end of Trunk 1 overlap
Grand Pre 68 10 Trunk 1 west – Grand Pré, Hortonville, Wolfville West end of Trunk 1 overlap
Greenwich, Wolfville 77 11 To Trunk 1 / Route 358 – Greenwich, Port Williams, Canning, Wolfville
New Minas 83 12 To Trunk 1 – New Minas, Kentville
Kentville 87 13 Trunk 12 – Kentville, North Alton, South Alton, New Ross
Kentville, Coldbrook 91 14 Trunk 1 – Coldbrook, Cambridge, Waterville, Kentville
Berwick 105 15 Route 360 – Berwick, Harbourville, Cambridge
Aylesford 114 16 Victoria Harbor Road - Aylesford, Auburn
Kingston 123 17 Bishop Mountain Road - Kingston, Greenwood Westbound exit and eastbound entrance
125 17 Marshall Road - Kingston, Greenwood Eastbound exit and westbound entrance
Annapolis County Middleton 133 18A To Trunk 1 / Trunk 10 / Route 362 – Middleton, Nictaux Falls, Margaretsville Westbound exit and eastbound entrance
136 18 To Trunk 1 / Trunk 10 / Route 362 – Middleton, Brickton, Mount Hanley, Nictaux Falls, Margaretsville
Lawrencetown 144 19 To Trunk 1 – Lawrencetown, Clarence, Port Lorne
Bridgetown 156 20 Trunk 1 (Evangeline Trail) – Bridgetown, Upper Granville, Paradise
160 21 To Trunk 10 / Route 201 – Bridgetown, Centrelea, Tupperville
Lequille, Annapolis Royal 182 22 Trunk 8 north to Trunk 1 / Route 201 – Lequille, Granville Ferry, Annapolis Royal
Cornwallis 196 23A Cornwallis, Clementsport, Clemenstvale Westbound exit and eastbound entrance
Deep Brook 200 23 Trunk 1 east – Deep Brook, Cornwallis, Clementsport East end of Trunk 1 overlap
Digby County Smith's Cove 202 24 Trunk 1 west – Smith's Cove, Bear River West end of Trunk 1 overlap
Joggin's Bridge 207 25 Trunk 1 east East end of Trunk 1 overlap; at-grade
Digby 210 26 Route 303 to Route 217 – Digby
Weymouth 233 27 Trunk 1 west West end of Trunk 1 overlap; at-grade
St. Bernard 240 28 Trunk 1 to Route 340 – Weymouth, St. Bernard, Belliveaus Cove, Grosses Coques, Church Point
Comeauville, Little Brook 255 29 To Trunk 1 – Concession, Comeauville, Church Point, Little Brook, Saulnierville
Meteghan 270 31 To Trunk 1 – Meteghan, St. Alphonse de Clare, Mavillette, Meteghan River, Saulnierville
Salmon River 282 32 Salmon River Road
Yarmouth County Port Maitland 291 33 To Trunk 1 – Port Maitland, Darling's Lake, Beaver River
Hebron 301 34 Route 340 to Trunk 1 – South Ohio, Hebron, Yarmouth
Yarmouth 308 Trunk 3 to Hwy 103 – Yarmouth Highway ends

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