Strait of Canso

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The Strait of Canso is a narrow channel of water in Nova Scotia, Canada, that separates Cape Breton Island from the mainland and serves as an important shipping and transportation route.

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Strait of Canso canonical 11
Strait of Canso area 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf body of water
strait
borderedBy Guysborough County
Inverness County
Richmond County
connectsBodyOfWater Atlantic Ocean
Gulf of St. Lawrence
country Canada
crossedBy Canso Canal
Canso Causeway
hasCurrent strong tidal currents
hasFeature deep natural channel
relatively narrow width
hasIndustrialActivity oil transshipment
pulp and paper shipping
shipping terminals
hasInfrastructure navigation aids
shipping lanes
hasLength approximately 27 kilometres
hasMaximumDepth approximately 60 metres
hasMinimumWidth approximately 0.75 kilometres
hasPort Point Tupper
Port Hawkesbury
isImportantFor access to Cape Breton Island
marine transportation
regional economy
isNavigable true
locatedIn Nova Scotia
locatedInTimeZone Atlantic Time Zone
locatedNear Canso Causeway
Mulgrave
Port Hastings
partOf Gulf of St. Lawrence watershed
Maritime Provinces coastal waters
linked to: Maritime Provinces
region eastern Nova Scotia
separates Cape Breton Island
Nova Scotia mainland
usedFor fishing
shipping
transportation
waterType saltwater

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Canso Causeway crosses Strait of Canso
Canso Causeway namedAfter Strait of Canso
Cape Breton Island separatedBy Strait of Canso
Port Hawkesbury, Nova Scotia locatedAt Strait of Canso
Canso Canal locatedIn Strait of Canso
Canso Canal crosses Strait of Canso
Chedabucto Bay connectedTo Strait of Canso
Port Hastings near Strait of Canso
Port Hastings hasViewOf Strait of Canso
Port Hastings partOf Strait of Canso area
linked to: Strait of Canso
Nova Scotia Peninsula separatedBy Strait of Canso