Location ID: #9948
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Built by the National Capital Commission in 1973. It’s named after the historic Portage Trail around the Chaudiere Falls and Rapids which ended near the present location of the bridge. Connects Wellington St in Ottawa to Boul. Alexandre-Tache in ...
Location ID: #6440
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Wooded picnic areas. Open fields. Bandshell. River with rapids and railroad bridge across.
Location ID: #6164
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Small town with many period buildings in the commercial core. Large harbour with marina, pier and resort. River with a dam and footbridge. Several parks with playgrounds and baseball diamonds including a park on the lakeshore. Residential area ...
Location ID: #4812
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Colonial building with front porch. Front and side patios. Interior has bar, stage with event space, dining room and seating space. 2nd floor loft with bar. 3 stone fireplaces and hardwood floors throughout the building. Stone walls inside. Games ...
Location ID: #12876
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Historical homestead, originally constructed in the 1850s. Moved to current location in 1980 but still resides on what was some of the original Shaver family farmland.
Location ID: #5156
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Concrete single storey bridge with a green steel truss at centre over Don River. Truss has message on west Side. Below is a network of green girders and posts over a small laneway and paved path. Bridge goes over highway, river, railway and path ...
Location ID: #4962
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Residential area has a mixture of styles, some older wooden houses and beach houses. Marina has a strip of restaurants and a residential area across from it. Large Railway Bridge crosses the river east of the Marina. Waubuno Beach Park is a small ...
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: #1799
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Two underpasses under a two track concrete rail bridge at the intersection of Carlaw Ave and Gerrard St E with separate walkways and lots of art.
Location ID: #8681
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Fort York Blvd is a four lane road that continues west from Bathurst Street to Lake Shore Blvd. The Boulevard passes under and goes along the south side of the Gardiner Expressway as well as the Fort York Visitor Centre. The south side of the road ...
Location ID: #4002
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King St from Yonge St to Sherbourne St. Commercial streets with commercial buildings and high rises in a variety of architectural styles.
Location ID: #7125
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A midscale residential street in Leslieville with single, detached and row houses.
Location ID: #2193
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Broadview from Queen to Dundas. Mixed use. Older residential sections, predominantly 2 storey semi detached low to midscale. Businesses interspersed. Storefront sections at Queen and Dundas.
Location ID: #2159
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Built in 1905. Turret and tower. Renovated to modernize while preserving historic architectural details. Interior has high ceilings, period light fixtures, archways, a semi circular waiting room, black and white tiled floor, stained glass windows, ...
Location ID: #6003
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College Park is a shopping mall, residential and office complex located on the SW corner of Yonge Street and College Street. An Art Deco landmark, the building was built between 1928 and 1930 by the Eaton's department store, and was designed by Ross ...
Location ID: #6614
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Built in 1913, the riveted steel frame of side trusses, cross beams and sway braces, this bridge stands 14-feet above the Grand River in the Winterbourne valley. It is a two-span single-lane structure supported by three concrete pier abutments and ...
Location ID: #3810
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Mountain residential street. Parallel to Aberdeen Avenue. Predominantly upscale in a variety of architectural styles including modern, Tudor and Georgian.
Location ID: #2229
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Residential areas are made up of a variety of mid to upscale detached homes & gardens. Burlington’s vibrant downtown is made up of unique retailers, one-of-a-kind boutiques, restaurants, cafes, hair salons, churches, an art gallery and museum. The ...
Location ID: #12045
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Located on Petrie Island, ice huts are available for rent or purchase. Large ice fishing village is seasonal and situated on Baitshop Bay in the south channel of the island. Village consists of rental and privately owned huts and grows to 100+ ...
Location ID: #6504
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Built from 1829 to 1932. Connects Lake Ontario to Lake Erie. 8.2m deep & 42 km long from Port Weller to Port Colborne. 8 ship locks, 1-7 lift locks. Lock 8 is regulating lock and one of world’s longest lock canals. 11 rail / car bridges cross ...
Location ID: #2982
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2/10 km tunnel under the Welland Canal. Grey structure. 4 lane divides. Lit. One pedestrian sidewalk.
Location ID: #5283
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Part of historic Rideau Canal Waterway which connects Kingston in the south to Ottawa in the north, 125 miles long, varies in width and depth. Canal and locks built 1826 to 1832, 45 locks in 23 lock stations, operated by Parks Canada. Waterway ...
Location ID: #6168
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Path and stairway through woodland to valley floor. 50 acres. Access is off of Mulock Sideroad, 3 km west of Highway 11 (Yonge Street).
Location ID: #6693
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Also known as Vivian Forest. Regionally operated forest tracts. Extensive stands of hard and softwood trees cover many hectares of land on the sandy Oak Ridges Moraine in northern Whitchurch-Stouffville. Mainly located between Vandorf Sideroad, ...