List of Nova Scotia provincial electoral districts
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This is a list of provincial electoral districts in Nova Scotia, Canada.
- Annapolis (1993–present)
- Antigonish (1867–present)
- Argyle (1981–present)
- Bedford Basin (2021–present)
- Bedford South (2021–present)
- Cape Breton Centre-Whitney Pier (2021–present)
- Cape Breton East (2021–present)
- Chester-St. Margaret's (1993–present)
- Chéticamp-Margarees-Pleasant Bay (2026–present)
- Clare (1949–present)
- Clayton Park West (2021–present)
- Colchester North (1978–present)
- Colchester-Musquodoboit Valley (1993–present)
- Cole Harbour (1978–1993) (2003–present)
- Cole Harbour-Dartmouth (2021–present)
- Cumberland North (1993–present)
- Cumberland South (1993–present)
- Dartmouth East (1978–present)
- Dartmouth North (1967–present)
- Dartmouth South (2021–present)
- Digby-Annapolis (1993–present)
- Eastern Passage (2021–present)
- Eastern Shore (1993–present)
- Fairview-Clayton Park (2021–present)
- Glace Bay-Dominion (2021–present)
- Guysborough-Tracadie (2021–present)
- Halifax Armdale (1993–present)
- Halifax Atlantic (1967–present)
- Halifax Chebucto (1933–present)
- Halifax Citadel-Sable Island (2021–present)
- Halifax Needham (1967–present)
- Hammonds Plains-Lucasville (2013–present)
- Hants East (1949–present)
- Hants West (1949–present)
- Inverness (1867–1981) (1993–present)
- Kings North (1956–present)
- Kings South (1956–present)
- Kings West (1956–present)
- Lunenburg (1867–1956) (1993–present)
- Lunenburg West (1956–present)
- Northside-Westmount (2021–present)
- Pictou Centre (1949–present)
- Pictou East (1949–present)
- Pictou West (1949–present)
- Preston (1993–present)
- Queens (1867–present)
- Richmond (1867–1925) (1933–present)
- Sackville-Cobequid (1993–present)
- Sackville-Uniacke (2021–present)
- Shelburne (1867–present)
- Sydney-Membertou (2021–present)
- Timberlea-Prospect (1993–present)
- Truro-Bible Hill-Millbrook-Salmon River (1978–present)
- Victoria-The Lakes (2003–present)
- Waverley-Fall River-Beaverbank (2003–present)
- Yarmouth (1867–present)