Category: Transportation

[osm_map lat="44.6493755" lon="-63.5727807" width="100%" height="480px"] Overview The Water Street Terminal is a central waterfront stop for Halifax Transit. Located close to ferry terminals, it provides excellent multimodal connections. Facilities This station offers sheltered seating, lighting, and nearby pedestrian access to the harbourfront and downtown attractions. Connectivity The terminal enhances tourism flow and local commuting by linking ferries, buses, and waterfront activities, creating a seamless transit experience. Location: 44.6493755, -63.5727807 Tags: - Amenity: bus_station - bus: yes - Name: 8435 - Water Street Terminal - Operator: Halifax Transit - Public Transit: station - shelter: yes - Accessible Restroom: No - Website: https://www.halifax.ca/transit/ALF.php - Wheelchair Accessible: Wheelchair Accessible - wheelchair:description: Over 70% of Halifax’s public buses are wheelchair accessible - for more information, go to website provided - Street: Upper Water Street…

[osm_map lat="44.6645872" lon="-63.5689392" width="100%" height="480px"] Overview The Alderney Gate Terminal is one of Dartmouth’s most prominent transit stations, located beside the Alderney Ferry Terminal. It connects bus and ferry services seamlessly. Facilities Passengers benefit from indoor waiting areas, real-time transit screens, and accessible restrooms. The terminal also connects to the public library and civic building complex. Urban Significance This hub embodies Dartmouth’s integrated transportation model, linking land and sea routes while supporting commerce, commuting, and tourism. Location: 44.6645872, -63.5689392 Tags: - House Number: 60 - Province: Nova Scotia - Amenity: bus_station - bus: yes - Name: Alderney Gate Terminal - Public Transit: station - Wheelchair Accessible: Wheelchair Accessible - Street: Alderney Drive - City: Dartmouth

[osm_map lat="44.655129" lon="-63.6277656" width="100%" height="480px"] Overview The Bayers Road Terminal is an important suburban transfer point in west Halifax, located near shopping and residential developments. Facilities The terminal includes accessible shelters, real-time bus updates, and wheelchair-friendly platforms. It serves several high-frequency Halifax Transit routes. Commuter Role This location supports daily travel between Clayton Park, Fairview, and downtown Halifax, ensuring reliable access to work, retail, and education hubs. Location: 44.655129, -63.6277656 Tags: - Amenity: bus_station - bus: yes - Name: Bayers Road Terminal - Public Transit: station - Wheelchair Accessible: Wheelchair Accessible

[osm_map lat="44.6705978" lon="-63.5744995" width="100%" height="480px"] Overview The Bridge Terminal is Halifax Transit’s flagship bus hub in Dartmouth. It’s one of the largest and most modern terminals in Atlantic Canada. Facilities The building features indoor waiting lounges, Wi-Fi, washrooms, vending machines, and route information screens. It handles dozens of daily routes connecting both sides of Halifax Harbour. Importance Serving as the core of the transit network, the Bridge Terminal enables seamless connections between buses and ferries, strengthening regional mobility and convenience. Location: 44.6705978, -63.5744995 Tags: - House Number: 24 - Province: Nova Scotia - Amenity: bus_station - Building: yes - bus: yes - Internet Access: Yes - Layer: 1 - Name: Bridge Terminal - Operator: Halifax Transit - Public Transit: station - Accessible Restroom: No - Wheelchair Accessible: Wheelchair Accessible -…

[osm_map lat="44.6379376" lon="-63.5015272" width="100%" height="480px"] Overview CFB Shearwater is a major Canadian military airfield located on the eastern shore of Halifax Harbour. It serves as a key operational base for Royal Canadian Air Force 12 Wing. Function This base houses helicopter squadrons, maritime patrol aircraft, and training facilities. It supports naval operations from nearby CFB Halifax and the Atlantic fleet. Strategic Role CFB Shearwater plays a critical part in Canada’s coastal defense and search-and-rescue infrastructure, maintaining strong ties between military aviation and the Halifax region. Location: 44.6379376, -63.5015272 Tags: - Airport / Airstrip: aerodrome - icao: CYAW - landuse: military - level: 2 - military: airfield - Name: CFB Shearwater - Source: Bing - Type: multipolygon - Wikipedia: English Wikipedia – CFB Shearwater

[osm_map lat="44.7543004" lon="-63.6630736" width="100%" height="480px"] Overview The Cobequid Terminal serves as the northern hub of the Halifax Transit network in Lower Sackville. It connects suburban neighbourhoods with the city’s main routes. Facilities Passengers can use indoor waiting areas, parking, and accessible washrooms. Buses depart frequently toward downtown Halifax and Bedford. Community Value Cobequid Terminal provides essential mobility for residents outside the urban centre, supporting sustainable travel and reducing car dependency. Location: 44.7543004, -63.6630736 Tags: - Amenity: bus_station - bus: yes - Name: Cobequid Terminal - Public Transit: station - Wheelchair Accessible: Wheelchair Accessible

[osm_map lat="44.8029933" lon="-63.5975766" width="100%" height="480px"] Overview The Fall River Terminal is a key suburban transit hub connecting rural and urban routes across Halifax Regional Municipality. Located near the airport corridor, it provides a vital link for commuters traveling between the city and surrounding communities such as Enfield and Waverley. Services Operated by Halifax Transit, the terminal includes multiple bus bays, passenger shelters, and signage for route coordination. While small, it plays a large role as an endpoint for express services, allowing passengers to park-and-ride or transfer to local lines heading downtown. Community Importance The terminal enhances mobility and sustainability in the region, helping reduce traffic congestion and providing affordable transport access for daily travellers. Location: 44.8029933, -63.5975766 Tags: - House Number: 49 - Province: Nova Scotia - Amenity: bus_station -…

[osm_map lat="44.8888215" lon="-63.5167846" width="100%" height="480px"] Overview The Halifax Airport Station serves charter and private bus connections for travellers arriving or departing from Halifax Stanfield International Airport. Located outside the main city area, it acts as a key link for airport transfers, tour groups, and regional coach services. Facilities The site includes clearly marked stops, passenger shelters, and designated pick-up areas for charter vehicles. While it is not part of the regular Halifax Transit network, it plays an important role for tourism operators and scheduled private shuttles. Travel Role This terminal improves airport accessibility and supports Nova Scotia’s transportation and tourism infrastructure by connecting visitors directly to hotels, cruise docks, and business destinations. Location: 44.8888215, -63.5167846 Tags: - Amenity: bus_station - bus: yes - Name: Halifax Airport Station (charter buses only)…

[osm_map lat="44.6393524" lon="-63.5682746" width="100%" height="480px"] Overview The Halifax Bus Terminal is the city’s main intercity coach station, serving Maritime Bus and other regional carriers. Located downtown, it connects Halifax with major destinations across Atlantic Canada. Facilities Travellers have access to ticket offices, restrooms, indoor seating, and luggage services. Buses depart for destinations including Moncton, Charlottetown, and Saint John. Transportation Role The Halifax Bus Terminal supports long-distance travel and tourism mobility, acting as a gateway to the province for visitors and residents alike. Location: 44.6393524, -63.5682746 Tags: - Amenity: bus_station - bus: yes - Name: Halifax Bus Terminal - network: Maritime Bus - Operator: Coach Atlantic Group - Public Transit: station - Wheelchair Accessible: Wheelchair Accessible

[osm_map lat="44.6396777" lon="-63.5679567" width="100%" height="480px"] Overview The Halifax Railway Station is the eastern terminus of VIA Rail’s Ocean service, connecting Halifax with Montreal and beyond. As one of the oldest continuously operated rail stations in Canada, it holds significant historical and transport importance. Facilities The station offers ticketing, waiting lounges, luggage handling, and accessibility services. Located downtown near the waterfront, it’s within walking distance of major hotels, the seaport, and Halifax Transit connections. Importance The Halifax Railway Station is a vital gateway for tourism and long-distance travel, blending heritage architecture with modern passenger convenience. Location: 44.6396777, -63.5679567 Tags: - House Number: 1161 - iata: XDG - Name: Halifax - network: VIA Rail - network:wikidata: Q876720 - Operator: VIA Rail Canada - Public Transit: station - railway: station - railway:ref: HLFX…

[osm_map lat="44.8787843" lon="-63.511419" width="100%" height="480px"] Overview The Halifax Stanfield International Airport is the primary air gateway for Atlantic Canada, located about 35 kilometres north of Halifax’s downtown core. Facilities It offers domestic, transcontinental, and international flights alongside modern amenities such as dining, duty-free shopping, Wi-Fi, and on-site car rentals. The airport is managed by the Halifax International Airport Authority (HIAA). Regional Significance Halifax Stanfield supports tourism, business travel, and air cargo logistics across Nova Scotia. It consistently ranks among Canada’s top regional airports for service quality. Location: 44.8787843, -63.511419 Tags: - House Number: 1 - Postal Code: B2T 1K2 - Province: Nova Scotia - aerodrome: international - aerodrome:type: international - Airport / Airstrip: aerodrome - Alternative Name: Robert Stanfield International Airport - fax: +1-902-873-4750 - full_name: Halifax Robert L. Stanfield…

[osm_map lat="44.6502291" lon="-63.5758084" width="100%" height="480px"] Overview The Halifax Transit Lounge is a downtown Halifax hub designed for passenger comfort. Situated near Scotia Square, it provides a welcoming space for those connecting between routes. Facilities Passengers benefit from indoor seating, Wi-Fi, restrooms, and digital transit displays. It’s a modern, climate-controlled waiting area used by commuters and tourists. Community Impact The lounge represents Halifax’s commitment to public transit comfort and urban accessibility, offering a reliable rest point within the busy downtown network. Location: 44.6502291, -63.5758084 Tags: - addr:district: 7 - addr:housename: Scotia Square - House Number: 1930 - Province: Nova Scotia - Amenity: bus_station - bus: yes - Name: Halifax Transit Lounge - Public Transit: station - Wheelchair Accessible: Wheelchair Accessible - Street: Barrington Street - City: Halifax

[osm_map lat="44.6844033" lon="-63.5891843" width="100%" height="480px"] Overview Located in Dartmouth’s north end, the Highfield Terminal acts as a major junction for Halifax Transit routes. It connects urban neighbourhoods to key points like Micmac Mall and the Bridge Terminal. Facilities The terminal includes modern shelters, lighting, and wheelchair access. Designed for heavy passenger flow, it supports several of the region’s highest-frequency routes. Community Role Highfield Terminal helps integrate Dartmouth’s transit network with Halifax’s broader transportation system, promoting sustainable urban movement. Location: 44.6844033, -63.5891843 Tags: - House Number: 101 - Postal Code: B3A 2J9 - Province: Nova Scotia - Amenity: bus_station - bus: yes - Name: Highfield Terminal - network: Halifax Transit - Operator: Halifax Regional Municipality - Public Transit: station - Street: Highfield Park Drive - City: Dartmouth

[osm_map lat="44.6613439" lon="-63.6570404" width="100%" height="480px"] Overview The Lacewood Terminal in Clayton Park is one of Halifax’s main suburban bus hubs. It connects growing neighbourhoods with downtown and university zones. Facilities The terminal has covered bays, passenger information systems, and evening lighting for safety. It’s well integrated into Halifax Transit’s express network. Community Impact Serving thousands of passengers daily, Lacewood Terminal demonstrates Halifax’s investment in public transport for expanding residential areas. Location: 44.6613439, -63.6570404 Tags: - Amenity: bus_station - bus: yes - Name: Lacewood Terminal - Public Transit: station

[osm_map lat="44.671771" lon="-63.5790069" width="100%" height="480px"] Overview The Maritime Bus Dartmouth Terminal is part of the region’s intercity transportation system, connecting Dartmouth to other Maritime destinations. Facilities It provides ticket counters, sheltered waiting areas, and direct route information. Maritime Bus operates frequent connections to Halifax, Moncton, and beyond. Regional Role The terminal offers a convenient alternative to downtown travel, serving residents from Dartmouth and Eastern Halifax who prefer to board intercity buses closer to home. Location: 44.671771, -63.5790069 Tags: - House Number: 172 - Unit / Suite: 125 - Amenity: bus_station - bus: yes - Road Type: bus_stop - Name: Maritime Bus Dartmouth Terminal - network: Maritime Bus - Operator: Maritime Bus - Public Transit: station - Website: https://maritimebus.com/ - Street: Wyse Road

[osm_map lat="44.6609153" lon="-63.6632077" width="100%" height="480px"] Overview The Metro Transit Lacewood Terminal serves the growing community of Clayton Park West. It’s one of the most active suburban transfer points in Halifax’s west end. Facilities The terminal includes covered shelters, lighting, security cameras, and clear signage. Express routes connect it directly to downtown and key university areas. Local Benefits Lacewood Terminal enhances access to transit for thousands of commuters daily, offering efficient and sustainable travel options for west Halifax residents. Location: 44.6609153, -63.6632077 Tags: - addr:district: 12 - House Number: 320 - Province: Nova Scotia - addr:suburb: Clayton Park - Amenity: bus_station - Building: yes - bus: yes - Name: Metro Transit Lacewood Terminal - Public Transit: station - Street: Lacewood Drive - City: Halifax

[osm_map lat="44.6855139" lon="-63.56101" width="100%" height="480px"] Overview The Micmac Terminal in Dartmouth is a vital transit point adjacent to Micmac Mall, providing connections between retail, residential, and commuter routes. Facilities It includes shelters, seating, and clear schedules. Buses from Micmac Terminal link directly to downtown Halifax, Burnside, and Dartmouth Crossing. Economic Role By serving one of the largest malls in Nova Scotia, Micmac Terminal encourages eco-friendly commuting and supports retail accessibility across the region. Location: 44.6855139, -63.56101 Tags: - Amenity: bus_station - bus: yes - Internet Access: No - Name: Micmac Terminal - network:wikipedia: en:Halifax Transit - Operator: Halifax Transit - Public Transit: station - route_ref: 10;54;55;56;66;72

[osm_map lat="44.6476347" lon="-63.6202064" width="100%" height="480px"] Overview The Mumford Bus Terminal is a central transportation hub near Halifax Shopping Centre. It serves both retail employees and residents from nearby neighbourhoods. Facilities The terminal offers multiple bus platforms, real-time tracking, and covered waiting areas. Its location supports high traffic volumes throughout the week. Community Impact As one of Halifax’s busiest stops, Mumford Terminal demonstrates the importance of efficient public transit in mixed-use commercial districts. Location: 44.6476347, -63.6202064 Tags: - addr:district: 9 - House Number: 7000 - Province: Nova Scotia - Amenity: bus_station - Building: yes - Number of Floors: 1 - bus: yes - Name: Mumford Bus Terminal - Public Transit: station - Source: HRM open Data Halifax Regional Municipality;survey - Street: Mumford Road - City: Halifax

[osm_map lat="44.6707345" lon="-63.5385105" width="100%" height="480px"] Overview The Penhorn Terminal is a central transit hub in Dartmouth that serves both residential neighbourhoods and commercial zones. Its convenient placement near retail areas makes it one of the busiest terminals in the network. Facilities It offers multiple bus bays, covered shelters, and digital timetables. Though compact, it supports frequent bus lines linking Dartmouth and downtown Halifax. Community Impact Penhorn Terminal provides dependable service for shoppers, workers, and students, representing Halifax Transit’s focus on accessibility and commuter efficiency. Location: 44.6707345, -63.5385105 Tags: - House Number: 569 - Province: Nova Scotia - Amenity: bus_station - bus: yes - Internet Access: No - Name: Penhorn Terminal - network: Halifax Transit - Operator: Halifax Regional Municipality - Public Transit: station - Wheelchair Accessible: Wheelchair Accessible - Street:…

[osm_map lat="44.7095096" lon="-63.2992027" width="100%" height="480px"] Overview The Porters Lake Airport is a small private airstrip serving general aviation and recreational pilots east of Halifax. It’s situated outside the city’s main urban zone. Facilities The site features a single runway, hangar space, and maintenance areas. It is used primarily for flight training, private charters, and light aircraft operations. Regional Relevance Though modest in scale, Porters Lake Airport enhances aerial connectivity for coastal and rural Nova Scotia, supporting tourism and outdoor activity access. Location: 44.7095096, -63.2992027 Tags: - House Number: 90 - Province: Nova Scotia - Airport / Airstrip: aerodrome - Name: Porters Lake Airport - Source: ourairports.com - Street: Propeller Lane - City: Porters Lake

[osm_map lat="44.7122002" lon="-63.2989006" width="100%" height="480px"] Overview The Porters Lake Seaplane Base provides water-based aircraft operations east of Halifax. It serves private pilots, tourism flights, and recreational charters. Operations Equipped with docking areas and takeoff zones on the lake’s calm waters, the base allows access to remote Nova Scotian destinations and coastal communities. Tourism Value The base supports eco-tourism, sightseeing, and fishing expeditions, contributing to the region’s growing adventure travel sector. Location: 44.7122002, -63.2989006 Tags: - Airport / Airstrip: aerodrome - Name: Porters Lake Seaplane Base - Source: ourairports.com

[osm_map lat="44.7349906" lon="-63.2865116" width="100%" height="480px"] Overview The Porters Lake Transit Terminal serves as the easternmost connection point for Halifax Transit. Positioned outside the main city area, it links Porters Lake residents to downtown Halifax through express and local services. Facilities The site features sheltered waiting areas, bike racks, parking spaces, and real-time bus schedule displays. It’s a well-organized and safe location for daily commuters. Regional Role By extending public transportation eastward, this terminal reduces driving dependence and supports regional growth while keeping Halifax connected to outlying communities. Location: 44.7349906, -63.2865116 Tags: - House Number: 21 - Postal Code: B3E 1J9 - Province: Nova Scotia - Amenity: bus_station - Building: yes - bus: yes - Name: Porters Lake Transit Terminal - Operator: Halifax Regional Municipality - Public Transit: station - Street:…

[osm_map lat="44.6699484" lon="-63.5057362" width="100%" height="480px"] Overview The Portland Hills Terminal is an essential part of the Halifax Transit system in eastern Dartmouth. It functions as a park-and-ride station for commuters traveling into the city. Facilities The site includes bus shelters, ample parking, and bike storage. Express routes connect it directly to the Halifax Peninsula, providing convenient daily travel. Regional Importance By linking suburban communities with the city core, the terminal supports eco-friendly commuting and reduced car dependency. Location: 44.6699484, -63.5057362 Tags: - House Number: 866 - Postal Code: B2W 2N3 - Province: Nova Scotia - Amenity: bus_station - Building: yes - bus: yes - Name: Portland Hills Terminal - Operator: Halifax Regional Municipality - Public Transit: station - Source: bing - system: Halifax Transit - Street: Portland Street - City:…

[osm_map lat="43.9293364" lon="-59.9596493" width="100%" height="480px"] Overview The Sable Island Aerodrome is an isolated government-operated airstrip located on the remote Sable Island National Park Reserve, roughly 300 kilometres southeast of Halifax. Function Managed by Parks Canada, it accommodates charter and research flights essential for environmental monitoring and park management. Special Note Due to its remote location, the airfield is not open to public travel but serves as a vital link for scientific missions and conservation logistics on the island. Location: 43.9293364, -59.9596493 Tags: - Province: Nova Scotia - Airport / Airstrip: aerodrome - iata: YSA - Name: Sable Island Aerodrome - Operator: Parks Canada - Operator Type: government - ref: Canada Flight Supplement - Surface: sand - tc: CSB2 - Wikidata: Q7396251 - Wikipedia: English Wikipedia – Sable Island Aerodrome -…

[osm_map lat="44.7680071" lon="-63.6990016" width="100%" height="480px"] Overview The Sackville Terminal is an important suburban hub for Halifax Transit, serving the busy Lower Sackville area northwest of Halifax. It’s one of the main transfer points for residents traveling between Halifax’s urban core and the rapidly expanding Sackville community. Facilities The terminal features covered waiting areas, multiple bus bays, accessibility features, and digital route information. Frequent services connect Sackville with Bedford, Clayton Park, and downtown Halifax, making it a reliable commuting link for workers and students alike. Community Role Beyond its practical purpose, Sackville Terminal is a key part of Halifax’s suburban mobility network, reducing car traffic while promoting sustainable and affordable public transport options for residents. Location: 44.7680071, -63.6990016 Tags: - House Number: 7 - Postal Code: B4C 0A3 - Province: Nova…

[osm_map lat="44.6497115" lon="-63.5754108" width="100%" height="480px"] Overview The Scotia Square Bus Depot Point serves as a downtown boarding and drop-off location within Halifax’s central business district. Facilities It features multiple bus bays, covered waiting areas, and easy pedestrian access to shops and offices in Scotia Square. Importance This depot point improves connectivity between major transit routes and city landmarks, streamlining travel across the Halifax Peninsula. Location: 44.6497115, -63.5754108 Tags: - Amenity: bus_station - bus: yes - Name: Scotia Square Bus Depot Point - Public Transit: station - Wheelchair Accessible: Wheelchair Accessible

[osm_map lat="44.6476846" lon="-63.4973348" width="100%" height="480px"] Overview The Shearwater Water Aerodrome is a unique aviation facility located on Halifax Harbour’s eastern side. It supports seaplane operations and aerial marine patrols, serving both civilian and military interests. Operations Managed near the Canadian Forces Base Shearwater, the site offers floatplane docking, fueling, and maintenance facilities. It plays a vital role in search-and-rescue missions and government operations. Regional Note While not directly downtown, Shearwater’s strategic location enhances Halifax’s coastal aviation network and supports connectivity across Nova Scotia’s shoreline communities. Location: 44.6476846, -63.4973348 Tags: - Postal Code: B0J 3A0 - Airport / Airstrip: aerodrome - Name: Sherwater Water Aerodome - Type: multipolygon

[osm_map lat="44.6489156" lon="-63.5479212" width="100%" height="480px"] Overview The Woodside Bus Terminal provides smooth transit integration near the Woodside Ferry Terminal in Dartmouth. It’s a key transfer point between bus and ferry services. Facilities This modern terminal features accessible platforms, passenger shelters, and transit signage. Its proximity to the harbour improves multimodal connectivity. Commuter Role The terminal supports Halifax Transit’s network efficiency, giving residents flexible transportation options across the harbour. Location: 44.6489156, -63.5479212 Tags: - Amenity: bus_station - bus: yes - Name: Woodside Bus Terminal - Public Transit: station - Surface: concrete