Nova Scotia...
 

Glossary
Introduction:
In Nova Scotia, 100-series are routes with partial or full control of access, single or double digits are primary highways, and 3 digits numbers higher than 200 signify secondary / collector routes. The 200 series routes run East-West and the 300 series run North-South.

On expressways, interchanges are identified with green signs and intersections with yellow ones. The typical speed limit on these routes is 100 km/h (62.5 mph) but there are some exceptions (110 km/h (68.8 mph)).

 
A typical 100’s-series shield looks like this:

(Picture by Oscar Voss)

 

Map showing the location of all of the 100’s-series routes:

 

The Highways:

NS-101:

NS-102:

NS-103:

TCH-104 / NS-104:

TCH-105:

TCH-106:

NS-107:

NS-111:

NS-118:

NS-125:

NS-142:

NS-162:

Bedford Bypass:

Dunbrack Street:

Northwest Arm Drive:

  

 

Sources:
Félix Mathieu-Bégin, Oscar Voss, Steve
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Last Updated: 9/24/05

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