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1943 PBY 5A Catalina Canso

This airplane, a 1943 PBY 5A Catalina Canso, is displayed at the Alaska Aviation Heritage Museum.

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Pedestrian crossing, crosswalk and traffic light in the Italian town of Canso in Lombardy, with the Alps mountains in the background. Italy

Close-up of pedestrian crossing, crosswalk and traffic light in the Italian town of Canso in Lombardy, with the Alps mountains in the background. Italy

Canso, Canada - July 30, 2014: Sign on Canso Causeway welcoming people to Cape Breton the island in northern Nova Scotia, Canada

Bridge linking Nova Scotia to the Canso Causeway. Part of Cape Porcupine can be seen in the distance

A view of Canso, a coastal town in Guysborough County, on the north-eastern tip of mainland Nova Scotia, Canada

Leeuwarden Netherlands June 11 2016: Consolidated PBY-5 Catalina at the Luchtmachtdagen airshow

Leeuwarden Netherlands June 11 2016: Consolidated PBY-5 Catalina at the Luchtmachtdagen airshow

Part of the Canso Causeway linking Cape Breton to the Nova Scotia peninsula

Bridge linking Nova Scotia to the Canso Causeway

Canso Causeway, Canada – August 6, 2015: The swing bridge on the Canso Causeway allows a ship to pass through and blocking traffic from entering Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia. The causeway was built with rock from nearby Cape Porcupine.

Canso Causeway, Canada – August 6, 2015: The swing bridge on the Canso Causeway allows a ship to pass through and blocking traffic from entering Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia. The causeway was built with rock from nearby Cape Porcupine.

Canso Causeway, Nova Scotia, Canada aa August 11, 2013: The Canso Causeway connects Cape Breton Island to the mainland of Nova Scotia. It consists of a swing bridge over Canso Canal, which means Cape Breton remains an island. The causeway itself was built using approximately 10 tons of rock quarried from the mountain pictured in the background. It was officially opened August 13, 1955.

View of th eCanso causeway in Cape Breton Nova Scotia Canada. You can see tow of the locks within the causeway.For similar pictures go to

This is a picture of the Balache Point lighthouse at the Canso Causway in Cape Breton Nova Scotia Canada.For similar pictures go to

The bridge of the Canso Causeway which covers the Straight of Canso and connects the mainland of Nova Scotia to the island of Cape Breton

Duxford, UK - July 16, 2018. The Canso was the Canadian version of the famous Catalina flying boat. This example was delivered in 1943 and used for anti-submarine reconnaissance. Note it currently has USAAF markings rather than Canadian.

The ship, Ocean Concord docked in the Strait of Canso, Mulgrave, Nova Scotia, September 25, 2016.

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