Martindale Pond

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Martindale Pond is a man-made rowing basin and recreational water body in St. Catharines, Ontario, best known as a premier venue for national and international rowing competitions.

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Martindale Pond canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf man-made pond
recreational water body
rowing venue
basinType rowing basin
climateRegion humid continental climate zone
country Canada
ecosystem waterfowl habitat
wetland habitat
formedBy impoundment of Twelve Mile Creek
hasFacility boathouse access
finish tower
rowing course
spectator areas
start towers
hasNameOrigin Martindale area of St. Catharines
hasShorelineUse parks
residential areas
trails
hasUse community recreation
elite rowing training
hosts Canadian Henley rowing events
Royal Canadian Henley Regatta
isAccessibleFrom St. Catharines
surface form: St. Catharines urban area
isPartOf St. Catharines
surface form: St. Catharines waterfront
knownFor flat-water rowing conditions
hosting international rowing competitions
hosting national rowing competitions
locatedIn Martindale area of St. Catharines
Niagara Region
Ontario
St. Catharines
surface form: St. Catharines, Ontario
managedBy St. Catharines
surface form: City of St. Catharines
near Martindale Road
Port Dalhousie
QEW highway
notableEventType rowing regatta
partOf Royal Canadian Henley Regatta
surface form: Royal Canadian Henley Regatta Course
region Niagara Region
surface form: Niagara Peninsula
sportsDiscipline flatwater rowing
sculling
sweep rowing
usedFor birdwatching
fishing
recreational boating
rowing
watercourse Twelve Mile Creek
waterType freshwater

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St. Catharines hasWaterway Martindale Pond
Royal Canadian Henley Regatta venue Martindale Pond