Location ID: #19778
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Waterfront park featuring paved walking paths, a small playground for children, gazebos and pavilions, and a small pier with room for boat docking. Beautiful sand beach that is supervised during the summer period, as well as washrooms, change rooms, ...
Location ID: #19767
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Passing directly under Brockville City Hall, the Brockville tunnel is arch-shaped, measuring 14 feet 9 inches high and 14 feet across, with the overall length of the tunnel coming in at 1721 feet. The bottom and top thirds of the tunnel are ...
Location ID: #5009
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Downtown commercial and residential streets. Public Library. Victoria Playhouse theatre. Victoria Park and Crescent Park. Churches. Hospital.
Location ID: #5006
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The island is approximately 2 km by 500 m area, from the foot of Champlain Street to Trim Road in Orleans, and has a total shoreline length of about 12 km. The eastern side of the island has picnic areas and a sand beach while the western side has ...
Location ID: #1656
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Commercial core 3 to 4 blocks long. Older stores on 2 lane paved road. Large flour mill off Fairy Lake. Fairy Lake is a large mill pond named by Sarah Secord, and it is surrounded by homes and Prospect Park. Several period buildings including a ...
Location ID: #6640
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Small downtown with several period buildings and storefronts. Old period jail now the Board of Health. Armory and museum. Several upscale period streets lined with mature trees. Train Station and park with river. Churches and libraries. Less than 2 ...
Location ID: #8271
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Tenant of Hamilton Port Authority (HPA). 250’ floating dry dock with 3200 ton capacity. 400’ floating dry dock with 6500 ton capacity. A full service ship repair yard 160,000 sq feet of land. 1000 ft of wharfage and 5000 sq feet of shop space. ...
Location ID: #19686
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The location has an aviary and 20 acres of botanical gardens with 6 distinctive gardens: over 2,000 different species of Conifer trees, the largest collection in North America. The formal gardens, designed from the Renaissance period and from those ...
Location ID: #17427
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The Thames Valley Parkway is a multi-use pathway system situated on park lands running alongside the Thames River. The asphalt surfaced trail is approximately 40 kilometres in length linking 150 kilometres of additional pathways throughout the city. ...
Location ID: #17422
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Wortley Village is a neighbourhood just South of the downtown core in London. The area spans Wortley Rd. and extends a few blocks east and west of the street. The neighbourhood was annexed into London in 1890 and is filled with 19th century style ...
Location ID: #11623
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A wrought iron, through, bowstring truss or tied arch bridge, placed across the North Thames River in 1875 and still carrying frequent vehicular and pedestrian traffic. At 216 feet (65.8 meters) it is the longest working span of that kind in North ...
Location ID: #4094
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5,200 seat outdoor baseball field operated by the City of London. Situated on 8.7 acres at the Forks of the Thames River in central London. Distance from home plate to centre field is 402 feet. Distance from home plate to left/right field down ...
Location ID: #6654
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Wye Marsh, and its interpretive centre, sits on a 3,000-acre wildlife area situated in an environmentally endowed location in southern Georgian Bay. Wildlife sanctuary. Ponds and canoeing channels. Floating boardwalk. Trails through marsh and ...
Location ID: #19662
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Parking Lot on Colborne Street in Brantford.
Location ID: #19656
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Small record store on Barton Street East in Hamilton. It offers both new and used rock, punk, indie, soul, jazz, country, and metal LPs. Opens Thursday to Sunday from 12-6pm.
Location ID: #4229
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Multi-ethnic neighbourhood in Ottawa with many Italian shops and restaurants. Residential streets.
Location ID: #19650
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Wellington street west is a 2.3 km road and shopping area west of downtown Ottawa. It was once connected to the Wellington Street in downtown Ottawa but they were severed in the 1960s.
Location ID: #13445
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Founded in 1963 the museum complex includes six buildings: 1899 stone church; 1887 log school house; 1933 brick school house; 1890 two room log cabin; 1912 general store and a large wooden barn with drive shed. The buildings are situated on both ...
Location ID: #15061
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Opened in 1985, the Cyril Clark library and lecture hall are located in the same building. The lecture hall has a main level entry with elevator and stairs to the lower lobby. The hall has a big stage and accommodates 187 in permanent theatre style ...
Location ID: #2806
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Established in early 1800’s, small agricultural tobacco town of approximately 4,000 people with old downtown core. Small town look to Main Street, old cemetery, Anglican church, stream with small dam, refurbished mill on Big Creek, older Victorian ...
Location ID: #11919
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Location ID: #5372
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Urban park located between Lake Shore Boulevard West and Bremner Boulevard. 4.7 hectares. Steam Whistle Brewery located at park centre. Former railway roundhouse with park built surrounding it. Small section of the east park landscaped. Paved and ...
Location ID: #19289
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Multi-purpose recreational facility in Brampton with small leisure pool, 1 ice rink, squash courts and auditorium. Outdoor facilities include baseball and soccer fields, tennis courts, skate park and playground.
Location ID: #19288
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Newly renovated municipal recreation centre located on Loafers Lake in Brampton. Exteriors of the property include a formal garden with large gazebo overlooking the lake, 2km of walking trails around the lake, various bridges over Etobicoke creek, a ...