Location ID: #4315
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Residential street, Mix of midscale semi and fully detached houses. Some row houses.
Location ID: #4441
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Streetscapes from a commercial strip in downtown Toronto's financial district with modern and period office buildings, banks, shops, and a hotel. Melinda Street from west of Yonge St to Commerce Court Courtyard. Jordan Street runs north from the ...
Location ID: #4326
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Mix of row housing, semidetached, detached. Victorian looks. Established street, tree lined.
Location ID: #7163
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Downscale, residential street.
Location ID: #7827
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Part of Ottawa's greenbelt, which is 14,950 ha of lands owned by the National Capital Commission (NCC). Mer Bleue is a conservation area of 33 km. Consists of a boreal peat land which is usually found in the boreal forest to the north. Its main ...
Location ID: #4539
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98 acres. Includes football fields, playground, running track, soccer fields, baseball diamonds, batting cages, skateboard ramp and Bernie Arbour Stadium.
Location ID: #4505
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Connects King Edward Ave (Lower Town) to Union St (New Edinburgh).
Location ID: #4506
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Urban park surrounded by residential streets. Tennis court, basketball court, field house, playground and in ground pool.
Location ID: #4507
8 photos
Football and baseball fields. Part of the Nepean Sportsplex.
Location ID: #4560
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Park, beach and beach hut.
Location ID: #4608
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Small lake surrounded by heavy vegetation. Marsh areas.
Location ID: #4341
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Unique walled garden. Designated a national historic site. Established in 1841 on the former Maplelawn Estate.
Location ID: #13147
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Older, commercial street.
Location ID: #12822
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Small town, incorporated as a suburb of Ottawa
Location ID: #4304
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Between 1845 and 1873, this area was known as the Sandy Hill cemeteries with separate areas for the Episcopalian, Presbyterian, Wesleyan Methodist and Roman Catholic churches. It is thought that upwards of 1,000 people were buried here. In 1912, ...
Location ID: #4323
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Small commercial street in the Ottawa East neighbourhood.
Location ID: #4327
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Established in 1874, the park offers a panoramic view of several major attractions, including Parliament Hill, the Ottawa River, the Museum of Civilization, the National Gallery and Notre-Dame Basilica.
Location ID: #4339
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Island on the Rideau River, near the Ottawa neighbourhood of Lowerton. Faces Green Island from one side and New Edinburgh Park on the opposite side.
Location ID: #13596
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Small community situated just off Hwy 7 at Hwy 62. Main commercial area is Durham Street.
Location ID: #11742
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Small town, mostly 2 or 3-level buildings. An abundance of murals including one on a waterfront silo. Marina, church, a library in a former post office, 1920s curling club.
Location ID: #14196
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A community urban transit village, Mount Pleasant Village sits on 2,200 acres. Developed around transit and active transportation with the hub a clock tower, it is centered by a village square which includes a community centre, skating rink/pond, ...
Location ID: #4360
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Modern two-storey, glass-fronted community centre operated by the City of Markham. Variety of sports and fitness facilities. Two-level ramp at the front. Large entrance lobby with reception area. Main floor features swimming pool, changerooms, gym, ...
Location ID: #4435
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Meaford is a seaside resort town on Georgian Bay. Includes Beautiful Joe Park, Memorial Park with a small beach facing the lake, Meaford Harbour and Marina, Big Head River, Sky Street Bridge, Meaford Hall arts and cultural centre, fairgrounds, farms ...
Location ID: #12468
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Classic style pool hall with snack bar and selection of arcade games.