Meteghan is an Acadian fishing community along the shores of Baie Sainte-Marie in Clare municipality, Digby County, Nova Scotia, Canada.
Founded in 1785 by Prudent Robichaud, Joseph LeBlanc, and other Acadian families, it draws its name from the Mi'kmaq term "Mitihikan" meaning blue rocks.
This community is also the French Shore's busiest port with draggers, trawlers, seiners, cod, crab and lobster boats docking there.
Clare's shipbuilding industry began in Meteghan in 1890 with the construction of the first dry dock built in conjunction with a shipyard.
Notable vessels include the Royal Canadian Navy training schooner HMCS Venture, built in 1937.