Live webcams: Maniitsoq

MacDonald Bridge Webcam

MacDonald Bridge Webcam: a live view in westerly direction to the Angus L. MacDonald Bridge and Dartmouth Marina Facility. Don't miss the spectacular views at night time! Updates every 10 seconds.
Broadcasting method: picture 480p
2397.8 km.

Alderney Gate Webcam

Alderney Gate Webcam is pointing in southerly direction towards the entrance to Halifax Harbour with McNabs and Georges Island. Enjoy watching sailboats, container vessels and cruise ships.
Broadcasting way: image 480p
2397.9 km.

Bishops Landing Webcam

Bishops Landing Webcam: view from the Westin Nova Scotian Hotel to Bishops Landing and waterfront.
Broadcasting technique: picture 480p
2400.4 km.

Georges Island Webcam

Georges Island Webcam: view from the Westin Nova Scotian Hotel to Georges Island, Pier 21 and McNabs Island.
Broadcasting way: live video 480p
2400.4 km.

Sambro Harbour Webcam

Sambro Harbour Webcam: this webcam overlooks Sambro Harbour in a north-westerly direction. Check the weather before you go for a long walk on Crystal Crescent Beach. Distance from Halifax about 30 km. Updates every 10 seconds.
Broadcasting method: picture 480p
2419.3 km.

Peggys Cove Lighthouse Webcam

Peggys Cove Lighthouse Webcam: view from the Sou'Wester Restaurant and Gift Shop to Peggys Cove Lighthouse. Updates every 10 seconds.
Broadcasting method: live video 480p
2422.4 km.

Webcam at the Osprey Nest on Hog ​​Island

Live webcam submits Osprey's nest on Hog ​​Island in Maine, USA. This nest is a home for birds named Rachel and Steve. The Live camera is installed on a 30-foot tower and looks straight into Rachel and Steve's nest, where they reunite every spring after winter. With this camera you can observe in real time how the osprey take care of their young, from the moment of the appearance of the egg to the time of independent flights.
Broadcasting technique: live feed 1080p
2590.6 km.

Webcam at the osprey's nest in the Caledonian Forest

Live webcam broadcasts the nest of the osprey in the Caledonian Forest in real time. This forest is in Scotland. Before cutting down, the Caledonian Forest covered a significant part of Scotland. However, at present, due to cutting down trees and other human economic activities only about 1 percent of the territory of this relic forest has been preserved in 35 isolated areas in the northwest of the Grampian Mountains and the Scottish Highlands.
Broadcasting way: live feed 360p
2649.1 km.