Viewpoint is actually a real estate website where you can go to find properties for sale in Nova Scotia. You know how you can find addresses on Google and zoom in on them, even on street level? Well, Viewpoint has all that plus the actual property outlines. And once you've clicked on a property outline, you can switch into satellite view to see exactly where it is.
This will be very useful for confirming that the properties I've attempted to trace are actually where I thought they were. Even though some original homesteads have been subdivided into numerous smaller lots, the original homestead lines will still be visible in many cases. Above, I've posted an example showing how the triangular outline of the McCully grant and the properties along the Gmelin Line that I've been posting about since the new year are visible even though the original properties have been subdivided.
By the way, creating an account there is free but just brings you more tools for tracking properties you might be interested in purchasing. I admit I'm tempted! I can think of nothing I'd rather do than spend my days volunteering at Cumberland County Genealogical Centre.