Location ID: #4688
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Small strip park on south side of Lakeshore Rd. One lane paved drive runs through north half of park. Park divided by heavy bush and full mature trees. South side of park accessible from Niven Rd. No road into area. Picnic shelter on groomed ...
Location ID: #4706
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Described as the prettiest town in Ontario. Bordered by Lake Ontario and the Niagara River. Population approximately 14,000. 19th century downtown, boulevard on the main street. Carnegie Library, Brock Memorial, Shaw Festival, storefronts, ...
Location ID: #8245
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Small park borded by residential and industrial. Creative play structure, independent play equipment, swings, a spray pad, a multi-purpose court with basketball, benches, a shelter and paved walkways. 1.4 acres.
Location ID: #4704
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Niagara Glen is a Nature Reserve located just north of the Whirlpool rapids on the Niagara River. Stairways lead down 60 metres (200 ft) to the Niagara River at the bottom of the Niagara Gorge. The rugged terrain is littered with large boulders ...
Location ID: #4700
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A massive waterfalls on the Niagara River which straddles the Canadian and US border. The Horseshoe Falls on the Canadian side drops 173 ft and is 2, 600 ft wide. Expansive observation deck, souvenir stands, views from table rock roof, lower deck ...
Location ID: #11696
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Small, steel trestle bridge.
Location ID: #21381
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The 8.6 acre park has a ticket booth and entry gate as well as a large brick fieldhouse and stand alone elevated wooden media tower. The Alix Field has lighting, artificial turf and electronic score board. Situated at the corner of Exmouth and ...
Location ID: #4699
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The planted face is maintained by Niagara Parks horticulture staff, while the mechanism is kept in working order by Ontario Hydro, the organization that originally built the clock. The intricate designs on the face of the timepiece are created with ...
Location ID: #4749
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Small trailer park, made up of permanently fixed trailers.
Location ID: #20754
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Reconstructed after the War of 1812, the Navy Hall was a key supply depot for British forts on the upper Great Lakes. Steps from the Niagara River with boat dock, facilities seat 80 for formal dinner. The building is made of stone with period wooden ...
Location ID: #4637
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Typical small town, built on Napanee River. Downtown Napanee has become a key commercial hub for residents and visitors to the area, with charming old buildings housing a variety of successful homegrown restaurants & cafes, clothing stores and ...
Location ID: #13717
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Rural roads and farmland in Sudbury, Parry Sound and Sault Ste Marie regions.
Location ID: #19109
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North Street Park in Sault Ste Marie. Baseball diamond with bleachers for the fans, home and away team benches. Fenced in out field. Parking lot.
Location ID: #4718
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Small urban park dedicated to Norman Jewison. One city block long x 60 feet wide, parallel to Yonge St, beside a parking lot on west side. Downscale urban looks behind the parking lot.
Location ID: #17780
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Facilities include two 100' x 200' indoor turf fields, retractable dividing curtain between fields, 3 row bleachers on each field, 4 change rooms, commercial kitchen, Korah Branch Library, large parking facilities.
Location ID: #4693
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Newmarket is a town in York Region located north of the city of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It is part of the Greater Toronto Area and Golden Horseshoe of Southern Ontario. Historic downtown includes a heritage conservation district. Small town Main ...
Location ID: #13715
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Northern Ontario locations including Sudbury, Parry Sound and Sault Ste Marie regions. Lakes, marinas, rivers, cottages and rural shops.
Location ID: #16290
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Niagara White Water Walk formerly known as Niagara Great Gorge Adventure allows visitors to walk along a 1/4 mile long wooden boardwalk at the narrowest portion of the Niagara Gorge where the river is the fastest, classified as Class 6. There is no ...
Location ID: #4748
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Opened in 1872, Notre Dame Cemetery covers 20 hectares of land and is the most prominent Catholic cemetery in Ottawa. The cemetery's western edge is located in Vanier, just south of Beechwood Cemetery. The cemetery is the final resting place for ...
Location ID: #4668
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Nepean Sailing Club in Ottawa features a large marina, clubhouse, and parking lot. Clubhouse has an event space and meeting room called Harbourview Hall with wood beamed ceiling on the second floor. Also, there is a bar, lounge, and offices. Deck ...
Location ID: #4667
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Located at Alexandra Bridge. On a point of land behind The National Gallery of Canada. The entrance is through the National Gallery property. A statue of Samuel de Champlain dominates the landscape. This park was developed by the Ottawa ...
Location ID: #4677
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City park with walkways along the Rideau River. Views of Porter Island, Maple Island and Green Island from park.
Location ID: #4678
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New Hamburg is a small town in the Wilmot Township in the regional municipality of Waterloo. Nith River runs through the town and features a dam. WJ Scott Conservation Area has dam and waterwheel. Period Main Street with former mill and period ...
Location ID: #6810
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Upscale housing development.