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- Harbourfront
The Harbourfront neighbourhood in Toronto encompasses the...
- Ciudad De Toronto
Toronto es la ciudad más poblada de Canadá y capital de su...
- Etobicoke
Mapcarta, the open map. Canada. Ontario. Greater Toronto...
- Toronto Karte - Greater Toronto Area, Kanada
Toronto ist die Hauptstadt der Provinz Ontario in Kanada und...
- Kensington-Chinatown
map to travel: Kensington-Chinatown. Wikivoyage. Photo:...
- Entertainment and Financial Districts
Description: neighbourhood in downtown Toronto, Canada;...
- Yonge-Dundas
The Toronto City Hall, or New City Hall, is the seat of the...
- Downtown East
St. Michael's Cathedral Basilica is the cathedral church of...
- Harbourfront
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- Becky Robertson
The Ocean, Freshwater, and Us interactive map was designed to help Canadians rediscover the important relationship between ourselves and the water that surrounds and sustains us. The map emphasizes the fundamental connection between people and the ocean through our local lakes, rivers, and wetlands, showcasing how actions in freshwater ...
- The Muskoka Region: Wide-Open Water Views
- Lake of Bays: Serene, Natural Beauty
- Parry Sound: Rugged Lifestyle
- Kawartha Lakes: Close by But A World Away
The Muskoka Region is located about two hours north of Toronto, and it consists of three main lakes: Lake Muskoka, Lake Rosseau, and Lake Joseph. First explored in the early 19th century, Muskoka has transitioned from a time of steamships and fur trappers to speed boats and comfortable cottages. Lake Muskoka, the biggest of the three, is found to t...
Lake of Bays is the perfect blend between a famous hotspot and a natural getaway. Located about 20 minutes east of the Muskoka Region — two and a half hours north of Toronto — Lake of Bays is named after its many inlets and tucked-away coves. For being such a famous lake, it’s remarkable how well the environment has been preserved. Lake of Bays is ...
The Parry Sound Region is for those who are willing to go a little further off the grid to get a more traditional cottaging experience. The region stretches from the tops of Lake Joseph to Lake Nipissing in the north and borders Georgian Bay to its east. This expansive district of glacier-scraped Canadian Shield provides the truly off-the-grid expe...
The Kawartha Lakes are multiple lakes situated just northeast of Toronto that are closer to the city than any other lake region on this list. In only an hour and 30 minutes, you could go from busy downtown Toronto to whichever of the Kawartha Lakes you’d like to visit. With more than 20 major lakes in the region, Kawartha Lakes has a lot to offer w...
- Max Thomson
Spanning more than 1 200 kilometres from west to east, the Lakes provide water for consumption, transportation, industry and recreation and are integral to the ecology, climate culture and economy of North America.
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