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Black River
This river passes through Prince Edward County and flows into the Moira River.
Address: . ON Canada
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This historic canal is an immense feat of 19th century engineering. Constructed in 1832, the canal system stretches from Kingston to Ottawa and joins a series of lakes and rivers, making it a haven for boaters. Whether visitors travel by their own boat or rent, the many locks en route provide moorings complete with campgrounds, accommodation, barbeques, picnic facilities and more. The canal is also intertwined with cycle routes, hiking trails and neighborhoods. In winter it is turned into the world's longest ice skating rink. The Rideau Canal is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Address: 34A Beckwith Street South Ottawa ON K7A 2A8
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Lake Ontario
Lake Ontario is the eastern most of the Great Lakes and the smallest in surface area, measuring 311 km (193 m) from east to west and 85 km (53 m) across. The lake serves as a national border with the province of Ontario on its northern and southwestern shores and the state of New York on its southeastern banks. |
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Cataraqui River
This river, also known as the Greater Cataraqui River, drains into Lake Ontario. Forming the lower portion of the Rideau Canal, this river is located 4.5 km west of the Little Cataraqui River.
Address: . Kingston ON CAN K0H 2T0
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Thousand Islands
This collection of islands on the border of Canada and the US are located on the St. Lawrence River. The Canadian portion of the Thousand Islands area begins at Wolfe Island near Kingston, and carries up to Brockville. Pleasures boating, sightseeing, fishing and diving are extremely popular activities.
Address: Water corridor from Kingston to Brockville ON
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Little Cataraqui Creek
This creek is part wetland and inland, the creek has been dammed to form a reservoir, which is part of the Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area.
Address: . Kingston ON CAN K0H 2T0
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Napanee River
This river, originally called Appanea, flows into the Bay of Quinte at Napanee. In 1785, a grist mill was built on the river, close to what is now the current town of Napanee.
Address: . Napanee ON CAN K7R 3S9
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The Bay of Quinte
The Bay of Quinte rests off the northeast coast of Prince Edward County. It is known to have some of the best walleye fishing in North America. During the Prohibition Era, it was a major route for the shipping of illegal liquor into New York State.
Address: . ON Canada
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St. Lawrence River
One of the world's greatest rivers, the St. Lawrence gushes freshwater from the Great Lakes for 1247 kilometres (775 miles) to the Atlantic. It has been used for centuries for shipping into mainland North America. However, its usefulness fails to outshine its beauty. Near Kingston, the river is littered with many islands, aptly called the Thousand Islands. Affection for this region stretches back for thousands of years to Native Canadians who named it 'The Garden of the Great Spirit'.
Address: . Kingston ON Canada
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Moira River
Located in Southeastern Ontario, the river, 98 km in length, flows from Shabot Lake into the Bay of Quinte to Belleville.
Address: . Belleville ON CAN K8P
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Bloomfield Mill Pond
Located just south of Main Street in Bloomfield, this restored pond is a good spot for picnic lunches, a bike ride along the trails or fishing.
Address: . Bloomfield ON CAN K0K 1G0
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Weller's Bay
Weller's Bay is situated to the west of the village of Consecon. Designated as a national wildlife area, the bay is connected by sand pits and islands. Once used as a air weapons range, several campgrounds are now located on the waterfront of the bay.
Address: . Consecon ON CAN K0K 1T0
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