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Cobequid Pass
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The Cobequid Pass is the name given to a 45 km tolled section of Nova Scotia Highway 104 between Thomson Station, Cumberland County and Masstown, Colchester County in the Canadian province of Nova Sco
Cobequid Pass toll booth, eastbound
Cobequid Pass toll booth, eastbound
View of the Cobequid Pass rest area as a westbound milk car approaches the toll booth
View of the Cobequid Pass rest area as a westbound milk car approaches the toll booth
View of Cobequid Pass taken from km 83 facing west toward the crossing over the Great Village River at Lornevale
View of Cobequid Pass taken from km 83 facing west toward the crossing over the Great Village River at Lornevale
Cobequid Mountains
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The Cobequid Mountains, also sometimes referred to as the Cobequid Hills, is a Canadian mountain range located in Nova Scotia in the mainland portion of the province.
Cobequid Pass
…Tim Houston ordered the immediate doubling of tolls for American commercial vehicles. The Cobequid Pass received its name from a combination of the Cobequid Mountains (which the highway crosses over) and the word "bypass". There is no geographic feature in Nova Scotia, such as an actual mountain pass in the Cobequid…
Waterfall on the Great Village River, one of many deeply cut rivers flowing out of the Cobequid Mountains of Nova Scotia.
Waterfall on the Great Village River, one of many deeply cut rivers flowing out of the Cobequid Mountains of Nova Scotia.
The waterfall around 7 km north of Economy, showing the typical terrain of the Cobequid Mountains: a relatively level plateau with a mix of hard and s
The waterfall around 7 km north of Economy, showing the typical terrain of the Cobequid Mountains: a relatively level plateau with a mix of hard and softwoods, interspersed with multiple rivers running through deep, V-shaped valleys.