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Cape Blomidon: Jutting into the Minas Basin and into the Bay of Fundy where there are the highest recorded tides in the world (Nova Scotia, Canada)
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Jutting into the Minas Basin and into the Bay of Fundy where there are the highest recorded tides in the world (Nova Scotia, Canada)
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Cape Blomidon: Jutting into the Minas Basin and into the Bay of Fundy where there are the highest recorded tides in the world (Nova Scotia, Canada)
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Dimensions: 1599px * 1006px
Published: January - 24 - 2010
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