Along the Nova Scotia coast, wharfs remain essential access points to the water—often where no formal slips exist, but where the connection between land and sea endures. This page documents a growing list of wharfs and working harbours across the province, including GPS coordinates and current photographs taken on the date indicated.

Some are still active, others are weathered or no longer usable, but all carry a piece of the coastal story. Whether used for tying up briefly, staging small vessels, launching kayaks, or simply understanding the history of a place, the goal is to provide practical, up-to-date reference points for those exploring offshore and along the shoreline.