Unknown Fun facts about Nova Scotia

1. There are 12 whale species swimming in the Nova Scotia waters

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2. Nova Scotia is the only place on earth that produces Tidal Bay wines

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3. Approximately 50,000 tonnes of lobster are extracted from Nova Scotia waters every year

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4. Nova Scotia has 13,300 kilometers of coastline

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5. The official flower of Nova Scotia is the trailing arbutus or Mayflower

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6. Nova Scotia is almost completely surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean

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7. The real meaning of Nova Scotia in Latin is New Scotland

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8. Around nine-tenths of the landmass of Nova Scotia is unsuitable for agriculture

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