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CountryCanada
Water BodyGulf of Saint Lawrence; North Atlantic Ocean
0Lat46.0000
Lng-61.5500
Classificationminor_202608
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About This Seaport
About fifty small fishing boats work out of Murphys Pond, the working harbour of Port Hood on Cape Breton Island's Gulf of Saint Lawrence coast in Nova Scotia, Canada. Since a severe storm destroyed the original harbour facilities in 1963, the site — managed by the local Harbour Authority — has served only inshore fishing, with the Ceilidh Fishermen's Cooperative landing mostly lobster and crab plus some groundfish such as flounder and hake. Port Hood has no UN/LOCODE and no commercial cargo infrastructure; for actual seafreight, Port Hawkesbury/Point Tupper and Halifax are the relevant alternatives.
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Where is the port of Port Hood located?▼
The port of Port Hood is located in Canada (Gulf of Saint Lawrence; North Atlantic Ocean).
Location & Weather
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46.00000, -61.55000
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