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Elliott Premises, Harbour Breton

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  1. Coast of Bays →

    Harbour Breton, at the end of Route 360, was settled first by French fishermen and later by the English. For decades the Newman family, known for their port wine, ran its trade. The Elliott Premises tells the Newman story, per the province's tourism site.

    Stopping here adds about 4.8 km to that drive (482 km start to finish).

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While you're stopped here: Sunny Cottage Heritage Centre, Harbour Breton (0.6 km away) · Hermitage ferry (12.8 km away) · Coomb's Cove (14 km away)

From OpenStreetMap, 2026-09-05. Listed, not recommended. How we measure

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Elliott Premises, Harbour Breton on the Coast of Bays drive, 482 km end to end.Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Tiles by OpenFreeMap. Route line computed with OSRM.

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