Truro Spring, Nova Scotia

Description:

This raw water is NOT FIT FOR DRINKING, so says a sign near this spring. The water in this spring comes from the gay river flowing nearby. The water output is a pipe, which serves fresh and cold water, which you can use for several non-drinking purposes.

This water was tested Dec 28/2022 and the coliforms were 16H for 100ml of water. The ecoli was 0/100 ml.

-User Paul M.

Where Can I Find Spring Water?

The coordinates are 45.041267,-63.374001. This spring is located near highway 224 in Nova Scotia, Canada. Drive towards West from the United Church near highway 224 and you'll find the spring on your left a few miles ahead. You need to get off-road to reach the spring. There's plenty of free parking space by the side of the highway. The spring will be just after crossing the bridge.

More Details:

There's a small residence by the side of the highway near the spring. Some sources suggest that the government got the water tested and found traces of fertilizer in it. Therefore, use the water at your own risk.

Description:

This natural spring water in Gaspereau, Nova Scotia, Canada occurs naturally from the ground. The water comes out from a pipe, flowing back on the ground. The water has never been tested but locals and several passers-by have been consuming it for ages. It's available to the public for free and accessible 24/7.

Where can I find spring water?

The correct coordinates are 45.06649,-64.352592 and the complete address is 2836-2876 Greenfield Rd, Wolfville, NS B4P 2R1, Canada.

Directions:

It's located near Greenfield Road a few meters south of the Gaspereau Gas and Convenience store. The spring is in the cow barn on the right.

More details:

The spring is hard to locate. Consider stepping down from your car and try looking carefully. The cow barn is pretty huge and the water spring is in the ditch at the bottom of the barn.