Kentville, Nova Scotia
Agents Near You
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Guardian Transfer & Storage
210 Joseph Zatzman Dr.,
Dartmouth,
NS
B3B1P4
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Guardian Transfer & Storage
210 Joseph Zatzman Dr.,
Dartmouth,
NS
B3B1P4
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All World Moving & Storage
210 Joseph Zatzman Drive,
Dartmouth,
NS
B3B1P4
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All World Moving & Storage
210 Joseph Zatzman Drive,
Dartmouth,
NS
B3B1P4
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All World Moving and Storage
184 Barker St,
Moncton,
NB
E1C9T7
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Guardian Transfer & Storage
3 Freeman Street,
Middleton,
NS
B0S1P0
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All World Moving and Storage
20 Industrial Drive,
St John,
NB
E2L3V6
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Francis Rush Transfer
234 Mason Rd. Suite #4,
Stratford,
PE
C1A7J6
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All World Moving and Storage
77 Pepin Rd,
Fredericton,
NB
E3B8J9
Kentville, Nova Scotia Moving Companies
North American Van Lines: The Kentville moving company with the wide variety of resources that your Nova Scotia move needs.
If you’re hoping to make your way toward the regional centre of the Annapolis Valley, the pros at North American Van Lines can help make your transition a reality!
Located in (and serving as the county seat of) Kings County, the town of Kentville serves an agglomerated population of its surrounding area that comes in at well over 26,000 residents—far from a common quantity for a town to serve, and accounting for a considerable majority of Kings County’s total population. The town’s location is strategically situated upstream from the largest portion of the Cornwallis River, and historically served as an accessible stopping point for sailing ships during the area of the Annapolis Valley’s developmental period. Preceding the English settlement efforts that would go on to spur modern Kentville, the area was first settled by a considerable number of Acadian settlers who implemented a number of agricultural efforts that allowed the Kentville area to become cultivated. Interestingly, the town was known for some time as “Horton’s Corner,” before going on to become the official namesake of the Duke of Kent, a prominent 19th century British royal.
For some time, Kentville had garnered something of a reputation for serving as a rowdy town driven by unabashed celebrations, festivities, horse races and the like, affording it the traditional nickname of the “Devil’s half acre” over the course of a number of years. However, as the town continued to grow and expand throughout the more modern years of the 20th century, it was essentially able to do away with this potentially negative reputation, going on to become more of a widely appealing port town for Nova Scotians with a range of careers and walks of life to settle in.
So, is Kentville the place for you to kick off the next chapter of you and your family’s life? If so, reaching out to one of our professional moving agents can prove to be one of your best bets. Our full service moving packages have the potential to cover any and all of your moving needs, with an unmatched range of resources at your disposal to ensure that you reach your destination with minimal headache along the way.