Latties Brook, Nova Scotia

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Latties Brook
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Sign in front of St. John the Baptist Church in Lattie's Brook
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Coordinates: 45°14′12.78″N63°34′15.03″W / 45.2368833°N 63.5708417°W / 45.2368833; -63.5708417 (Latties Brook, Nova Scotia) Coordinates: 45°14′12.78″N63°34′15.03″W / 45.2368833°N 63.5708417°W / 45.2368833; -63.5708417 (Latties Brook, Nova Scotia)
Country Canada
Province Nova Scotia
County Hants County
Municipality East Hants

Latties Brook (alternatively "Lattie's Brook") is a small community in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia, located in East Hants, Hants County.

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