Trent–Severn Waterway

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National Historic Site of Canada canal system waterway

The Trent–Severn Waterway is a historic Canadian canal system in Ontario that links Lake Ontario to Georgian Bay through a chain of rivers, lakes, and locks, and is now a popular recreational boating route.

Statements (52)

Predicate Object
instanceOf National Historic Site of Canada →
canal system →
waterway →
connectsTo Georgian Bay →
Lake Huron →
Lake Ontario →
constructionStartDate 1833 →
country Canada →
designation Canadian Heritage River →
followsWatercourse Severn River →
Trent River →
hasPart Big Chute Marine Railway →
Bobcaygeon Lock →
Burleigh Falls Lock →
Burleigh Falls Lock →
surface form: Fenelon Falls Lock

Gamebridge Lock →
Burleigh Falls Lock →
surface form: Healey Falls Locks

Kawartha Lakes →
Kirkfield Lift Lock →
Lake Couchiching →
Lake Simcoe →
Peterborough Lift Lock →
Port Carling Lock →
Port Severn →
Rice Lake →
Rosedale Lock →
Severn Canal →
Swift Rapids Lock →
Murray Canal →
surface form: Trent Canal

Trenton →
historicalUse commercial navigation →
length 386 kilometres →
locatedIn Ontario →
locatedInTimeZone Eastern Time Zone →
managingOrganization Parks Canada →
maximumVesselAirDraft 6.1 metres →
maximumVesselBeam 7.9 metres →
maximumVesselDraft 1.8 metres →
maximumVesselLength 27.4 metres →
numberOfLiftLocks 2 →
numberOfLocks 44 →
numberOfMarineRailways 1 →
opened 1920 →
status operational →
traverses City of Kawartha Lakes →
surface form: Kawartha Lakes region

Orillia →
Peterborough, Ontario →
surface form: Peterborough

Simcoe County →
use pleasure cruising →
recreational boating →
sport fishing →
tourism →

Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Ontario → containsLandmark → Trent–Severn Waterway →
Peterborough, Ontario → isKnownFor → Trent–Severn Waterway →
Kawartha Lakes → traversedBy → Trent–Severn Waterway →