Mabou Provincial Park

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Mabou Provincial Park is 1.5 km (1 mi) north of Mabou (11935 Highway 19) on Cape Breton Island. Its hillside location with picnic tables offers a panoramic view of the Mabou Valley.

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11925 Highway 19, Mabou, Nova Scotia

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