All photos on this page courtesy Steve Anderson.


NS Trunk Route 4 (signed like a US highway, but no, we swear no one copied anyone else) splits into a one-way pair that sort of functions like a rotary, at Exit 6 of NS 125. This is NS 4 WB, with the ramp to 125 WB to the right, and West 4 continues to the left. The way to 125 EB involves coming around the westbound half of the "rotary," and then making a left onto East 4.


Not on, but to, Trunk Route 22, in Louisbourg.


The signs tell you where you are, in Truro. Obviously, the "104" should be in the same shield as the "102", but the TCH shield makes the number do something strange.

NS 105 WB in Sydney Mines.


I never thought I'd see button copy in Canada until I saw this photo. Many thanks to Steve for this photo, which also lets you compare the old and new style shields.

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