Nova Scotia Route 354 is a provincial collector road in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia. The route is maintained by the Nova Scotia Department of Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal and serves as a secondary connection between communities in the central part of the province.
Route description
- Southern terminus – The highway begins at an intersection with Route 2 in the community of Middle Stewiacke (Colchester County).
- Northern terminus – It ends at an intersection with Route 289 in the community of Wellington (Pictou County).
- Length – The total length of Route 354 is not specified in the available encyclopedic sources.
- Communities served – Along its alignment, the route passes through or near the communities of Stewiacke, Truro Junction, and several smaller rural settlements.
Administrative details
- The road is classified as a collector road within Nova Scotia’s highway system.
- It is part of the provincial network that links primary arterial highways (such as Route 2) with local roads and destinations.
Historical and functional notes
- No detailed historical record of the route’s establishment, realignments, or significant upgrades is provided in the current encyclopedic references.
- The road primarily provides local access and facilitates regional traffic flow between the central and northern sections of the province.
References
- Nova Scotia Department of Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal (official highway maps and provincial road lists).
- Government of Nova Scotia road network publications.
No further encyclopedic information is available regarding Route 354 at this time.
