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9855 Kings Canyon Drive This fabulous stucco rancher next to the golf course has a fully finished walk-out basement. You will love the two Master Suites, one on each level and each with their private adjoining bathrooms! Beautiful hardwood flooring in entryway, kitchen, ... |
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Long Meadows @ Oak Grove Less than 1 mile from Hwy 74. Build you dream home in this beautiful community. It offers underground utilities, public water, natural gas, wide sidewalks, antique street lamps and quiet paved streets. Lots range from just under 1/2 acre to 1-1/4ac. ... |
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Glenmont - 4 br Glenmont, NOVA SCOTIA Looking For Your Own Private Estate With One Of The Best Views In The Valley. This Custom Built Tudor Style Home Has 4 Bedroom, 3 1/2 Bath, In-Law Suite And Is Situated On 7 Acres Of Land Which Overlooks The Valley And The Minas Basin. The Main ... |
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RESIDENTIAL BUILDING LOT, 1650 MINIMUM SF HOUSE SIZE, NEAR WOODBRIDGE GOLF COURSE, RESTRICTIONS APPLY, NO MOBILE OR MODULAR HOMES, LOT 35. BUYER TO OBTAIN SEPTIC PERMIT. . |
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Desired setting in the country! THIS LOVELY HOME HOME IS A VERY SPECIAL PRIVATE AREA SURROUNDED BY OLD GROWTH AND TREE TRUNKS WITH TREEHOUSE, FRUITTREES, FLOWERS, SIDE YARD FOR ENTERTAINING. FENCED BACKYARD WITH A FENCED GARDEN AREA. SELLERS ARE METICULOUS ABOUTTHEIR PROPERTY AND ... |
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A Charming, Historic, & Regal Federal Style Colonial, circa 1850, Saugerties, NY A Charming, Historic, & Regal Federal Style Colonial, circa 1850, on 8 Spacious & Scenic Acres in Historic West Camp, graciously sited at the Historic Corner of Old Kings Highway & Schoolhouse Rd. Serendipity In The Country describes this wonderful ... |
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ListingsRocket Located on the 18th fairway of the Maples course and bordering the Calabash Creek, this unit has panoramic golf and water views that you won't want to miss! Fully accessorized, furnished unit, upgraded and with new wood floors throughout-makes for a ... |
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ListingsRocket 6.55 Beautiful country acres. Parcel is fenced for horses and currently has horses on it. Fruit trees on upper portion, nice location for a home. . |
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ListingsRocket This is a magnificent lake front 3/2/2 home with a spacious lanai, sparkling caged pool is designed for entertaining. Virtually redone from roof to flooring and everything in between by the current owners. Everything detailed,like new.Great split ... |
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WOW! 4100sq.ft. Exposed Boone County Ranch Seeing is believing! This fully exposed ranch boasts almost 4100sq.ft. of living space on two levels. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, living room, dining room, family room, kitchen w/breakfast area, main floor laundry, split bedroom plan. Media room, 4th ... |
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ListingsRocket Property Features Single Family Property Status: Active Area: 10-Williamson County County: Williamson County Subdivision: Kings Chapel Sec 1 Year Built: 2006 4 total bedroom(s) 3.5 total bath(s) 3 total full bath(s) 1 total half bath(s) 10 total ... |
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Build Your Dream Home Near Woodbridge Golf Course. Country setting, over one acre, 1650 Sq ft minimum house size, restricted, underground utilities, privacy. Buyer to obtain a septic permit. . |
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ListingsRocket New Automatic Gates are soon to be installed by Sea Island Company. This lot is truly one of a kind, heavily wooded with over 160 feet bordering the 5th Fairway of the Sea Island Plantation golf course. It is at the West end of King's Way and in an ... |
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Water Front Waterfront community with access to boat ramp and pier. Deep water frontage, private dock permitted. Minutes to ICWW by boat. . |
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Great Family Home on 2 acres. You'll love this 3BR/2Bth with eat-in kitchen. Rock fireplace with insert in family room. Side entrance to kitchen w/handicap ramp. Wired workshop/barn. . |
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ListingsRocket Excellent visibility, +/-2400 ft rd frontage on 74 by-pass & 360 ft on oak grove rd; dot 2006 adt show 27, 000+ cars a day on 74 by-pass and 5900+/- on oak grove rd. Quick access to 74 [east/west] and i-85 [north/south], 20 minutes to i-485 & 30 ... |
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ListingsRocket The house is pictured and mentioned in the 'architectural prospective of cleveland county' better known as the 'newton-allen house'. The house has authentic pine paneling and original brick faced fireplace from the period. Appears structurally sound ... |
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Blank Fabulous is all we can say about this wonderful home! This beautiful marsh front condo is located beside the complex pool with never ending views of the marsh, crabbing dock and large manicured yard. The view from the master bedroom and living room ... |
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4 Bedroom Terraced A mid terrace family home situated on a popular residential area in the village of Wigmore, within easy reach of local amenities and well respected local school. Accommodation comprises entrance hall, cloakroom, reception hall, kitchen, living room, ... |
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3 Bedroom Detached Bungalow An individually designed, detached, executive bungalow built to an exacting specification under an Archtect certificate by a local building company. Situated up above the River Wye just 3 miles west of Hereford city centre in the picturesque ... |
Kings County
Kings County is a county in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia.Kings County is located in central Nova Scotia on the shore of the Bay of Fundy with its northeastern part also forming the western shore of the Minas Basin.
The part of the county residing in the Annapolis Valley comprises the agricultural heartland of the province and boasts over 600 farms; the area is famous for its fruit crops, primarily apples. As with most coastal parts of the Maritimes, Kings County's shoreline was home to a productive shipbuilding industry during the 1800s.
Wolfville houses the highly ranked Acadia University. Cape Blomidon and the North Mountain preside over the Annapolis Valley, whereas the South Mountain and interior forests to the southern part of the county support a variety of lakes and recreational cottaging areas.
History
The first inhabitants of the coast, valley and interior of Kings County were the Mi'kmaq. Archaeological evidence from sites in the area indicate Mi'kmaq habitation dates back thousands of years. The Mi'kmaq were a semi-nomadic people who followed seasonal food sources. Their lives would be forever changed with the arrival of the Europeans.
The colonization of ??es Mines??and Grand Pre began in the 1680s when a few families relocated from French settlement at Port Royal. These ??cadians??settlers were named after the French name for the land ??cadie??meaning ??and of plenty?? These farmers were accustomed to farming on dyked lands, and did so here as well. This took place on the normally salty but fertile marshes that were found on the banks of the Minas Basin, through the use of dykes and aboiteaux that allowed the fresh water out but kept out the salt water tide. The Acadians farmers prospered in Kings County, and lived harmoniously with the Mi'kmaq.
After the final defeat of and expulsion of the Acadians, British control of the land was secured by repopulating the former French lands with settlers from the New England States. Between 1760 and 1768 some 8000 New Englanders came to ??lant??a new colony. Kings County comprised three agricultural townships: Horton, Cornwallis, and Aylesford. The legacy of the New England Planters is still a tangible part of the life in Kings County, and had an imortant influence on Nova Scotian ideas on democratic government, freedom of religion and equality of education.
Eastern Kings County from the Loookoff
The Planters were followed in the 1780s by further settlers from the United Empire Loyalists as well as significant numbers of Irish immigrants. The roots of Black Heritage in Kings County began almost 250 years ago when the New England Planters were accompanied by slaves and freed Blacks to settle in Horton and Cornwallis Townships. This initial African population would swell with larger migrations following the American Revolution and especially the War of 1812. Further waves of immigration followed in the following two centuries increasing and adding to the population and diversity of Kings County.
The County's agricultural industry blossomed in the 19th century, especially after the arrival of the Dominion Atlantic Railway which led to a major expansion of exports, especially the apple industry. After the loss of the British export market for apples in World War II, Kings County farmers diversified into other crops and livestock. Agriculture remains a major industry as the county has some of the best farmland in Nova Scotia, but farmland now faces pressure from surburban development around valley towns. The county also faces serious pollution problems in its major water artery, the Cornwallis River.
Kings County was a major wooden shipbuilding area in the 19th Century, including a four-masted barque built in Kingsport named Kings County which was one of the largest ever built in Canada. Today a number of light industrial factories are located in Coldbrook and Waterville.
The county's history is preserved and interpreted at the Kings County Museum in Kentville.
Other communities
Towns in Kings County include Berwick, Kentville and Wolfville. Incorporated villages include New Minas, Greenwood, Coldbrook, Kingston, Aylesford, Canning, Port Williams and Cornwallis Square. Smaller communites include Kingsport on the Minas Basin shore, as well as Halls Harbour and Baxters Harbour, current and former fishing communities, respectively, on the Bay of Fundy shore.
Indian Reserves in Kings County include Cambridge and Horton.
For a list of communities in Kings County, see List of communities.