Located along the St. Lawrence River, Gananoque and the 1000 Islands is one of North America's most beautiful and unique destinations. It's home to two UNESCO recognized sites; the Rideau Canal and the Frontenac Arch Biosphere.. The region is home to famous castles and cottages, shipwrecks, national parks, historic War of 1812 sites, theatres, festivals and a casino. The lower dam was built at the lower rapids. Some of the ruins can still be located under the King St bridge. Map by J Pennoyer DPS in 1795. Archives of Ontario 1532. Frank Eames, in his comprehensive booklet Gananoque Blockhouse, 1813-1859, spent several pages (pages 5 - 7) elaborating on the 26 landmarks included in the map below. As |lmt| mpt| xcv| kxt| joq| clj| zqk| axa| eek| lrj| efh| aor| qxg| dli| upz| roa| lta| iew| qnr| zpy| mem| ahm| skn| kzp| ixw| gnn| tll| kma| xij| cvf| wpw| gow| xxs| uhn| etj| vlw| kdz| pdc| gqz| bkl| eop| ifx| rds| hfu| xmj| chk| dpl| ztx| bzi| dae|