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Coalburn in Nova Scotia

Coalburn is a community in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia, located in Pictou County .

Coordinates: 45°33′58.42″N62°35′29.45″W / 45.5662278°N 62.5915139°W / 45.5662278; -62.5915139 (Coalburn, Nova Scotia)

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