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	List of lakes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Lake Mamry (Jezioro Mamry in Mazury lake district)
		Lake Sniardwy (Jezioro Śniardwy in Mazury lake district)
		Lake Kus or Lake Manyas (Kuş Gölü / Manyas Gölü)
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_lakes (318 words)

	List of Canadian lakes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Contwoyto Lake in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut
		Kasba Lake in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut
		Selwyn Lake in the Northwest Territories and Saskatchewan
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_Canadian_lakes (324 words)

	Ontario Lighthouses (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Lighthouses of Lake Ontario and Lighthouses of Lake Erie
		This is the oldest lighthouse in Ontario and second oldest in Canada, one of the oldest buildings in Toronto, and the oldest lighthouse on either side of the Great Lakes.
		Pelée Island is accessible by ferries from Kingsville and Leamington, Ontario, and from Sandusky, Ohio.
	www.unc.edu /~rowlett/lighthouse/on.htm (12251 words)

	Planet Ark : Ontario ignores Great Lakes polluters - report
		Ontario, the hub of Canada's industry, is considered by environmental groups to be among the worst offenders in North America.
		The chemical manufacturing industry was by far the biggest violator of Ontario's waste-water pollution laws in 1998, dumping toxic and carcinogenic chemicals such as mercury, copper and cyanide into water, the report stated.
		Ontario's Ministry of Environment made only one attempt at prosecuting offenders in 1998 and 14 in 1997, it stated.
	www.planetark.org /dailynewsstory.cfm?newsid=6683&newsdate=16-May-2000 (613 words)

	Environment Probe Publication List, EV-527, Ontario's Sewage Treatment Plants and their Effect on the Environment.
		In Ontario, the provisions of the act are enforced by the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) in consultation with the Canadian Department of Fisheries and Oceans.
		Table 4 lists the "top 20" toxics found in STP effluents in the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence river in Ontario and the U.S. In addition, the table includes the environmental effects of each toxic to illustrate the potential danger that STP effluents pose to human life and the environment.
		Fecal coliforms are bacteria in the feces of humans and animals; their presence in lakes and rivers indicates the degree of fecal contamination.
	www.environmentprobe.org /enviroprobe/pubs/ev527.htm (8019 words)

	Ontario Cottage Rentals & Cabin Rental, Cottage Canada - USA
		Ontario can be divided into three major natural regions: the Canadian Shield (also known as the Laurentian Plateau), which cuts a wide swath across the center of the province; the Hudson Bay Lowlands to the north; and the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Lowlands, which form the southernmost region.
		Ontario’s highest point is in the Canadian Shield near Lake Timiskaming: Ishpatina Ridge (693 m/2,274 ft).
		The third physical region of Ontario is the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Lowlands, home to most of the province’s population, agriculture, and industry.
	www.cottage-canada-usa.com /ontario.htm (832 words)

	Great Lakes Coastal Wetlands: Science and Conservation – Canadian Wildlife Service, Ontario Region
		Lakes Ontario and Superior have been regulated at their outflows since the mid-1900s to permit consistent shipping and hydroelectric power production by reducing lake level variability.
		Long-term reduction of water level extremes, particularly for Lake Ontario, may be playing a role in diminishing habitat diversity and thus the size of these bird populations.
		In Ontario, the EHJV is a partnership of the federal government, the provincial government, Ducks Unlimited Canada, the Nature Conservancy of Canada, and Wildlife Habitat Canada.
	www.on.ec.gc.ca /wildlife/factsheets/fs_coastal_wetlands-e.html (5726 words)

	Great Lakes Areas of Concern: Rochester Embayment
		Ontario beach, just west of the mouth of the Genesee River, was closed from 1967 until 1976 because it could not meet public health standards for fecal coliform bacteria.
		Zebra mussels in Lake Ontario and the lower Genesee River have resulted in extra water treatment cost for industrial and municipal water users, agriculture, residences and golf courses.
		The Lake Ontario portion of the Rochester Embayment also supports an exciting salmonid fishery whose development began in the early 1970s and peaked during the late 1980's.
	www.epa.gov /glnpo/aoc/rochester.html (4663 words)

	Bathymetry of Lake Ontario
		Apparently in most areas around the lake perimeter, Quaternary sediments are relatively thin or absent, and bedrock exposures are common, possibly reflecting the effects of subglacial erosion and subsequent abrasion by lacustrine waves and currents.
		This asymmetry is related to the bedrock configuration underneath the lake floor, and its differential resistance to glacial erosion (Hutchinson, et al., 1993).
		This was probably the location of the Lake Ontario shoreline in early postglacial time, and the three channels were probably the main outflow channels for the lake at this time (Anderson and Lewis, 1985).
	www.ngdc.noaa.gov /mgg/greatlakes/lakeontario_cdrom/html/gmorph.htm (2178 words)

	Great Lakes - St. Lawrence River Basin Waters (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Ontario is already a leader in implementing some of the most rigorous regulations to protect the basin waters.
		Ontario listened carefully to the views of stakeholders, First Nations and the public who wanted “no diversions” in the final Great Lakes Charter Annex agreements.
		The Great Lakes Charter Annex agreements are intended to implement the 2001 Great Lakes Charter Annex, in which Ontario, Quebec and the eight Great Lakes States committed to protect and manage the waters of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence River Basin through agreements that set a common standard for decisions about proposed water uses.
	www.mnr.gov.on.ca /mnr/water/greatlakes (463 words)

	The Nature Conservancy in Illinois - List of Critical Conservation Sites for the Great Lakes Released
		The Great Lakes ecosystem is threatened by altered water flows, invasive species, extraction of natural resources, climate change, and incompatible development, agricultural and forestry practices.
		Around Lake Ontario and the upper St. Lawrence River, TNC and NCC are working with Environment Canada, Cornell University, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and other partners to develop a binational plan of action to restore an ecosystem that is in decline due to pollution, invasive species and altered water flows.
		In the Western Lake Erie Islands, TNC and NCC are working with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Ducks Unlimited, Ohio State University and others to identify and protect important stopover habitat for the millions of migratory birds that visit each spring and fall.
	www.nature.org /wherewework/northamerica/states/illinois/press/press2312.html (708 words)

	Great Lakes - Ecoregions - Sierra Club
		But in recent years, residents have learned that these lakes are a closed system as sensitive to disturbances as an aquarium.
		After 20 years of modern sewage treatment and stronger pollution laws, the lakes are visibly cleaner, but they are still far from pure.
		And, starting with Lake Superior, the Sierra Club is lobbying the EPA and Congress to require industries and cities to totally eliminate persistent toxic chemicals from their effluent.
	www.sierraclub.org /ecoregions/greatlakes.asp (711 words)

	Ontario Highways: Great Lakes Circle Tours
		The Great Lakes Circle Tours are a total of four routes circling each Great Lake, with the exception of Lake Ontario.
		The Lake Michigan Circle Tour, completely in the U.S., was the first route established in the late-1980s, with Superior and the others following in the early 1990s.
		Sharing it only with the State of Michigan, the Lake Huron Circle Tour is also the most complex of the Circle Tour routes in Ontario.
	www.ontariohighways.org /other/glct.html (308 words)

	BREEDERS LIST
		The listed breeders have been members in good standing of the Great Lakes Newfoundland Club for 3 continuous years, but under no circumstance does the Great Lakes Newfoundland Club guarantee the services or actions of said members.
		In addition to the membership requirement, listed breeders have produced at least one litter in the last 3 years, have signed the Newfoundland Club of America's Code of Ethics and have agreed to take back dogs of their breeding that may be in Rescue.
		The Breeders’ List is an advertisement and is meant to assist you in your search for information.
	www.glnewfclub.org /breeders_list.htm (212 words)

	NY-PA-OH Sea Grant: Botulism in Lakes Erie, Ontario
		Responding to fish and bird die-offs along the shores of Lake Erie from 1999-2001, the staffs of New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio Sea Grant wanted to understand the extent of the die-offs, gather scientific information and explore the ecological impacts of these botulism outbreaks.
		In 2000, botulism became a concern in Lake Erie.
		In late February 2002, a workshop on "Botulism in Lake Erie" was held in Buffalo, New York.
	www.seagrant.sunysb.edu /botulism (525 words)

	Ontario Ice Fishing & Ice Hut Operators - FISHinONTARIO
		If you know the name of the lake you are interested in select from the list of lakes below for the ice hut operators located on that lake.
		This list of ice hut operators is not a complete list of all Ontario ice hut operators but intended only as a guide.
		The Eastern Region includes the eastern part of Lake Ontario, the St Lawrence River to the Quebec Provincial Boundary and the Ottawa River upstream to Arnprior.
	www.fishinontario.com /eastern.shtml (915 words)

	New York Tourism - Finger Lakes Visitors Connection - FingerLakes NY-Ontario County’s Lake Country, New York
		Since its 1987 dedication, the number of visitors to Ganondagan www.Ganondagan.org has increased each year; however, some might consider the lesser known western extremity to be the heart of this fascinating locale.
		Visitors to this section of Ontario County just can’t help but slow down to take in the views of some of the best agricultural land in the region.
		With five of the 14 Finger Lakes claimed by Ontario County as their own, it is safe to say that the "liquidity" of the county is indeed on the plus side of the ledger!
	www.ontariony.com (354 words)

	Andy's Northern Ontario Wildflower home page
		Northern Ontario Wildflower does not encourage, recommend, promote, or endorse any folk remedies, cooking practices, or various uses of any plant described on this web site.
		All flowers illustrated were photographed in their wild setting or habitat in, or close to, the city of Sudbury.
		An habitat is an area which provides living things the combination of food, water, shelter, and space in the proportions needed to live.
	www.ontariowildflower.com (644 words)

	List of Lake Ontario Fish/Fish of the Great Lakes by Wisconsin Sea Grant
		Lake Ontario is the smallest of the Great Lakes--193 miles long and 53 miles wide, with 726 miles of shoreline.
		See also Lake Michigan, Lake Superior, Lake Huron, Lake Erie, non-native species, or the complete listing of fish on this website.
		Lake Ontario photograph from "Visualizing the Great Lakes: Images of a Region"
	www.seagrant.wisc.edu /greatlakesfish/nofontario.html (124 words)

	Flowering Rush in the Great Lakes Region
		Flowering Rush (Butomus umbellatus) is a perennial plant from Europe and Asia that was introduced in the Midwest as an ornamental plant.
		It grows in shallow areas of lakes as an emergent, and as a submersed form in water up to 10 feet deep.
		Includes a list of the state's top 20 most invasive species, along with photos, and information on biology, range and habitat.
	www.great-lakes.net /envt/flora-fauna/invasive/rush.html (175 words)

	Environmental Protection Agency - Finger Lakes-Lake Ontario Watershed Protection Alliance
		The Alliance is made up of representatives from 24 counties encompassing the Finger Lakes region and the Lake Ontario Basin in upstate New York.
		The 24 counties are divided into three regions loosely related to hydrological units within the Lake Ontario Basin.
		The fifth year in the rotation is jointly sponsored with the Water Quality Board of the International Joint Commission to discuss issues in the Lake Ontario Basin.
	yosemite.epa.gov /water\adopt.nsf/0/370F2AEDC67791658525659500560AB5?OpenDocument (472 words)

	Muskoka Lakes Real Estate, Accommodation - muskokalakes.net
		With its endless blue lakes, countless islands and stretches of sandy beaches Muskoka Lakes is the perfect setting for a pleasurable escape.
		Its three big lakes - Joseph, Rosseau and Muskoka - and their several lakeside communities are a perennial playground for tourists, cottagers and residents.
		The town's famous locks, linking Lakes Muskoka and Rosseau, produce a daily parade of motor boats as pleasure craft, construction barges and cruisers lock through.
	www.muskokalakes.net (342 words)

	Astrology Courses and Astrology Classes - AstroDatabank.com presents this comprehensive list of astrology courses and ...
		The astrological schools and instructors listed here are operated by astrologers who meet our criteria in astrological education.
		Primarily, the schools and instructors listed here have recognition of their peers as having completed a level of certification, recognition or ability that would qualify them to conduct astrological education.
		AstroDatabank cannot endorse any one school or guarantee results; so this list is provided as information to begin or extend your astrological education.
	www.astrodatabank.com /AstrologyCourses.htm (2520 words)

	Great Lakes Water Life Photo Gallery - Fish - Herrings
		Whether alewife is native to Lake Ontario or invaded via canals or early stocking programs is not certain.
		Difficult to distinguish from alewife - the most reliable identifying characteristic is the color of the tissue lining the body cavity, dark brown or flish in the blueback herring and grey or silvery in the alewife.
		Originally landlocked in Lake Ontario and some tributary lakes; now in all of the Great Lakes.
	www.glerl.noaa.gov /seagrant/GLWL/Fish/herrings/herrings.html (258 words)

	CCE - Great Lakes Regional Collaboration Erie Ontario Lawrence Superior Michigan Huron Mercury Waste Contaminating ...
		The Great Lakes are a natural wonder of the world that holds one-fifth of the world’s fresh water supply.
		The Great Lakes supply millions of New Yorkers with their drinking water, provide habitat for wildlife, and support billion dollar industries such as tourism and fishing.
		Lake Erie, once a clean up success story, is now experiencing depleted dissolved oxygen levels in late summer, creating a massive “dead zone” that cannot sustain life.
	www.citizenscampaign.org /campaigns/glrc.htm (788 words)

	Fly-in Fishing & Hunting Outpost Lakes from Emo, Ontario (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Fly to outpost cottages on remote lakes from 30 air miles away to over 200 air miles north of the air base.
		Northern outpost lakes accessed from Emo are lakes such as Austin, Cook, Dobie, Fawcett, Musk, Otatakan, Shabumeni, Snelgrove, Una and Wright.
		Find the lake you're looking for then link to all the outfitters that are on that lake.
	www.ontariotowns.net /Emo/Outposts.cfm (381 words)

	Birds of the Great Lakes Region
		There has been an improvement in water quality at the Lake Ontario beach of Hamilton, Ont. since a buoy line was installed to keep geese from swimming into the beach lagoon.
		The New York Department of Environmental Conservation is warning hunters and fishermen to take only waterfowl and fish that appear healthy from along Lake Ontario shores and the St. Lawrence River after Type E Botulism was found in gulls and terns earlier this month.
		The Ontario government has announced that the bald eagle will now be considered endangered in only part of the province and the peregrine falcon's status has been improved from endangered to threatened.
	www.great-lakes.net /envt/flora-fauna/wildlife/bird.html (737 words)

	Great Lakes Ontario Links
		There are many other Internet sites that contain information on the ecology and climate of the Great Lakes region.
		We have included below a selection of regional sites and sites specific to Ontario that are particularly useful.
		If you have suggestions for additions to this list, please send them to the Global Environment Program.
	www.ucsusa.org /greatlakes/glregionont_lnk.html (77 words)

	Living with the Lakes booklet from GLC, USACE
		The Great Lakes affect human activities and all aspects of the natural environment, from weather and climate, to wildlife and habitat.
		Unlike oceans, where tides are constant and predictable, water levels on the Great Lakes can vary significantly in frequency and magnitude making them difficult to accurately predict.
		Lake Superior and St. Marys River; St. Clair River, Lake St. Clair and Detroit River; Niagara River; Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence Seaway and Power Project; diversions
	www.glc.org /living/index.html (204 words)

	MarinaMate.com - Marinas - Canada: Ontario
		Marinas are listed alphabetically by city or lake.
		Choose the first letter of city or lake.
		For Lake Ontario marinas, please choose a city/town
	www.marinamate.com /m-cn-on.html (72 words)

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