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Temperature: 23.95°C / 75.11°F
Feels Like: 24.31°C / 75.76°F
Minimum Temperature: 22.03°C / 71.65°F
Maximum Temperature: 24.71°C / 76.48°F
Pressure: 1,015 hPa
Humidity: 73%
Visibility: 10,000 meters / 6.21 miles
Wind Speed: 2.73 m/s / 6.11 mph
Wind Direction: 206°
Weather: Overcast clouds
Cloudiness: 100%
Province: Nova Scotia ⬏ (NS)
Place name: Liverpool
Latitude: 44.04
Longitude: -64.72
Time Zone: America/Halifax
Time Zone UTC Deviation: -4 hours
Time Zone UTC Deviation During DST: -3 hours
Time Zone Short Description: Atlantic Time Zone (AT) covering Halifax.
Time Zone Long Description: The Atlantic Time Zone (AT) is 4 hours behind UTC (UTC-4) during standard time and 3 hours behind UTC (UTC-3) during daylight saving time (DST). It covers the city of Halifax and the eastern part of Canada. This timezone is important for maritime activities and has a rich history linked to early European settlements in North America.
Population: 2,546
Population Proper: 2,546
Density: 861 per sq km
Ranking: 3
Postal Code: B0T
Liverpool, located on the south shore of Nova Scotia, is a historic town known for its rich maritime heritage, stunning coastal scenery, and vibrant arts community. The town offers numerous opportunities for outdoor activities such as boating, fishing, and exploring the beautiful beaches along the Atlantic Ocean. Liverpool’s downtown area features well-preserved heritage buildings, local shops, and a variety of restaurants, creating a welcoming atmosphere for residents and visitors. The town is home to several cultural attractions, including the Astor Theatre and the Queens County Museum. Liverpool hosts various festivals and events throughout the year, including Privateer Days, which celebrates the town’s privateering history. With its coastal charm, cultural richness, and active community life, Liverpool is a delightful place to live and explore.
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