Pictou County, Nova Scotia

Pictou County

Pictou County is one of 18 counties in the Province of Nova Scotia, Canada. It is made up of five towns and a number of other communites.

Pictou County Town and Community Websites

All of the County's towns and some of the communities are represented on the internet.

Town of New Glasgow: New Glasgow is a beautiful riverside town that is a regional commercial service centre with an appealing lifestyle, business opportunities and many attractive vacation amenities. New Glasgow is a beautiful riverside town that is a regional commercial service centre with an appealing lifestyle.
Town of Stellarton: Welcome to the Town of Stellarton Municipal website. Stellarton is a small residential town located in Pictou County. Stellarton was a mining and railroad town it's entire history. Grocery Empire Sobeys got their start here and their headquarters are still based within the town's boundaries.
Town of Westville: Westville, Nova Scotia. Whether you are a resident of the Town, or have travelled far, coming home to Westville is always a special experience. Friendly greetings, festivals, a slow pace, and people who care are what makes our community special. So stay awhile and learn about our past as a coal mining centre or our future as a residential and business community. Thank you for visiting!
Town of Pictou: The Town of Pictou, located on the beautiful Northumberland Shore of Nova Scotia, Canada, is renowned as the "Birthplace of New Scotland" as it was here that the first wave of Scottish immigrants landed in 1773. Here you can explore the world class Hector Heritage Quay and board the full-sized Ship Hector replica. Pictou is the best place to experience old-world charm and culture and present-day hospitality.
Town of Trenton: The Official Web Site for the Town of Trenton, Nova Scotia, Canada The Town of Trenton is located on the Northumberland coast of northern Nova Scotia. On the shores of the East River, Trenton is a small town with a lot to offer.

From it's grand local history to its thriving industry, this town has it all. It has one of the province's most beautiful parks. Trenton has everything to serve your needs. So whether you are planning to make it your home or just passing through, Trenton has a lot for you!
River John: River John is again leading the way in innovation!
Your Virtual Village, operated by the River John CAP Committee, is the next step in creating a dynamic and sustainable e-community.

This village website is designed for those who live in and around our friendly northern Nova Scotia community, but also makes a nice place to visit for those from away. Enjoy your stay!
Pictou County - Home: The Municipality of the County of Pictou serves several rural communities and is located on the northern shore of Nova Scotia, Canada.

Pictou County Portals and Directories

Use these local links to help you find more local websites and businesses.

New Glasgow Nova Scotia Portal: New Glasgow Nova Scotia Portal - Free local classifieds, free business listings and events calendar.
Pictou County Links Directory: Free Links Directory for Pictou County and Area.
Pictou County.com: Pictou County Links.
Pictou County Connects: Community Portal for Pictou County
Icon Village New Glasgow: Online business directory for New Glasgow, Nova Scotia.

A Sneak Peek

Pictou County is a county in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia. It was established in 1835, and was formerly a part of Halifax County from 1759 to 1835. It had a population of 46,513 people in 2006, which represents a decline of 6.3 percent from 1991. It is the sixth most populous county in Nova Scotia.

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Pictou County History and Statistical Links

Pictou County History: Here is a history of Pictou County in online books.
Pictou County, Nova Scotia profile - ePodunk: Pictou County, county profile.
Community Counts Home Page: Pictou County statistical data, community profiles and printable maps.
Pictou County Memorials and Monuments: Photographs of war memorials, historic monuments and plaques, located in Pictou County, Nova Scotia.