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Medway River Waterfront
A South Shore river of lakes and waterfalls — flowing from the Queens County interior through Ponhook to the sea at Port Medway.
Overview
A South Shore river system
The Medway River winds through Queens County on Nova Scotia's South Shore, connecting a chain of interior lakes — including Ponhook and Eel Lake — and tumbling over Bangs Falls, Bear Falls and Salmon Falls on its way to the coast at Port Medway.
It's long been a Mi'kmaw and settler travel route, and remains one of the South Shore's premier canoeing rivers.
On the water
River-and-lake living
Waterfront here means riverfront and lakefront cottages and homes along the Medway corridor, prized for paddling, fishing and the warm shallow lakes of the system.
Close to Bridgewater, Lunenburg and Mahone Bay, it offers genuine South Shore cottage country at attainable prices.
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Medway River waterfront — your questions answered
Where is the Medway River?
In Queens County on Nova Scotia's South Shore, flowing from the interior lakes through Ponhook to Port Medway on the coast.
What is it known for?
A chain of lakes and waterfalls (Bangs, Bear and Salmon Falls) and one of the South Shore's classic canoe routes.
What is the market like?
Riverfront and lakefront cottages and homes along the corridor, near Bridgewater and Lunenburg, at attainable prices.