MAPPING OUR STORIES.
DISCOVERING OURSELVES.
Created for you by volunteers, students and residents to inspire discovery in Annapolis County, Nova Scotia, Canada.
Mapannapolis presents an Annapolis County invisible on a conventional map. Here, you’ll find layers of history, authentic stories, routes to wander and insights that make this place extraordinary.
Our original Heritage Buildings and Structures Map consisted of information and photographs compiled by researchers in the 1980s and 90s, printed on paper and filed away somewhere for very few to see.
So a self-organized group of volunteers took on the task of translating that mass of information into digital maps - which now have their home here.
Mapannapolis presents an Annapolis County invisible on a conventional map. Here, you’ll find layers of history, authentic stories, routes to wander and insights that make this place extraordinary.
So a self-organized group of volunteers took on the task of translating that mass of information into digital maps - which now have their home here.
Our original Heritage Buildings and Structures Map consisted of information and photographs compiled by researchers in the 1980s and 90s, printed on paper and filed away somewhere for very few to see.
Revealing the most-recent findings of the search for Acadian Ancestral graves and probable Acadian church site in the Garrison Graveyard at Fort Anne National Historic Site. Watch the video of our team beginning their survey of the site in 2018 and then click the link below to view the finished map.
To view the video in French, please click here.
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