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	About the Loyalist Parkway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		By April 1988 the Master Plan was completed for the Ontario Ministry of Transportation and was formally approved by the Municipalities through which the Parkway runs; "that portion of Highway # 33 between Kingston and Trenton being predominantly within the counties of Lennox and Addington and Prince Edward County".
		The Master Plan established the initiative to coordinate long term planning to benefit the entire region by the preservation and enhancement of the nationally significant Heritage of the area and the scenic qualities of the route.
		This lapsed in 1999 and the volunteers reformed as the Loyalist Parkway Association with the support and involvement of four municipalities, Loyalist Township, Greater Napanee, Prince Edward County and Quinte West.
	www.pec.on.ca /lpa/parkway.htm (237 words)

	Highway 33 (Ontario) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The section of Highway 33 between Amherstview and Trenton was designated the Loyalist Parkway in 1984.
		This was done to honour the United Empire Loyalists who first settled this area of Ontario, and the official opening was done by Queen Elizabeth II when she visited Kingston during Ontario's bicentennial celebrations that year.
		Highway 33 now ends at Bloomfield, and the Loyalist Parkway continues as Prince Edward County Road 33 toward Stirling.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Highway_33_(Ontario) (233 words)

	Canada Roadtrips - Former Ontario Highway 33 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Former Ontario Highway 33 (at least in Kingston and Frontenac County, otherwise it is still predominately still a King's highway) is also known as the Loyalist Parkway, a living monument to the Loyalist settlers who settled in Ontario after the American Revolutionary War.
		Loyalist Parkway and Frontenac County Route 3 shields on former Ontario Highway 33 westbound in Kingston.
		Loyalist Parkway ENDS and Ontario Highway 2 shields at the eastern terminus of former Ontario Highway 33 in Kingston.
	www.gribblenation.net /canpics/personal/33 (143 words)

	WINDCLIFFE FARM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Windcliffe Farm is situated on the south side of The Loyalist Parkway, just west of the Village of Wellington, in the Hillier Ward of historic Prince Edward County.
		The properties on the north side of The Loyalist Parkway are zoned Agricultural.
		On the north side of Loyalist Parkway, across from Windcliffe Farm is a horse farm with a beautiful red barn.
	www.reach.net /~weese (381 words)

	Welland Canals Parkway and Trails--Benefits
		While it is difficult to place a number on the value of these impacts on the local residents and visitors, it is much easier to determine the economic impact created through the provision of new jobs, additional income and additional tax dollars.
		For example, in 1994, visitors to the Blue Ridge Parkway spent $1.7 billion in the counties contiguous to the Parkway.
		A study commissioned by the U.S. Department of Transportation in September 1990 indicates that traveller-generated spending on the Blue Ridge Parkway in Page County, Virginia during 1988 was $10,845,600 or $471,500 per highway mile, despite there being few commercial establishments along this portion of the parkway.
	www.computan.on.ca /canal/Wcp_J.htm (1216 words)

	Loyalist Tourism Region - County of Lennox & Addington, Ontario, Canada (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Loyalist Country (see map) gently rises from the shores of Lake Ontario and the scenic Napanee and Salmon River Valleys to the northern wilderness of the Addington Highlands.
		The Loyalist Parkway and the many historical sites provide visitors with the opportunity to discover the history of our past settlers.
		As well, the Cataraqui Trail situated within Loyalist Country, is a multi-use trail system for walking, cycling and snowmobiles.
	www.lennox-addington.on.ca /tourism/loyalist.html (433 words)

	Canada Roadtrips - Thousand Islands Parkway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The Thousand Islands Parkway is a scenic parkway bordering the St. Lawrence River between Gananoque and Brockville in the 1000 Islands Region.
		Ontario Highway 401 shield and County of Leeds and Grenville Road 5 sign (which the "5" shield is yellow-on-fl as opposed to the usual white-on-fl) on 1000 Islands Parkway eastbound in Mallorytown Landing.
		JCT County of Leeds and Grenville Route 5 shield on 1000 Islands Parkway eastbound in Mallorytown Landing.
	www.gribblenation.net /canpics/personal/1000 (203 words)

	Golf Ontario Style
		Loyalist Golf and Country Club is a Semi-Private facility.
		At Loyalist we offer stay and play packages, with accommodations in the City of Kingston or nearby Milhaven, as well as group, corporate, and tournament rates.Dress Code: Loyalist Country Club is a Semi- Private Facility with a dress code applicable to the course, clubhouse, and practice facility.
		Loyalist Country Club is also a soft spike only facility - no metal spikes allowed.How to set up a tee time: Loyalist allows 7 days in advance booking privileges.
	www.holidaymedia.ca /GolfON/index.cfm?main=courses&id=150 (287 words)

	realontario.ca - Bloomfield - tourism and travel information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Bloomfield is located on the Loyalist Parkway in the heart of Prince Edward County.
		The Parkway, which follows the course of Loyalist settlement, is in fact Bloomfield's main street.
		It is a living monument to these Loyalist settlers and presents a rich source of information for those interested in heritage tourism, Canadian history and genealogy.
	www.realontario.ca /regions?cityid=184 (187 words)

	Day 3: Trenton - Kingston (78 mi)
		Riding on the Loyalist Parkway for something like 100 Km, prompted me to wonder which side I would have likely chosen had I been around two centuries ago.
		The "loyalists" were the folks who fled the newly formed United States because they were loyal to the King of England.
		As I was riding south on the Loyalist Parkway, these cyclists from Oshawa stopped to say hello.
	homepage.mac.com /ednoonan/iblog/B1440266833/C2028682426/E778489205/index.html (748 words)

	Historical Plaques of Lennox & Addington County
		Van Alstine was later appointed a justice of the peace, represented this area in the first Legislative Assembly of Upper Canada and built at Glenora the earliest grist-mill in Prince Edward County.
		Born in Wales, Langhorn was appointed missionary to Ernesttown and Fredericksburgh townships in 1787.
		Born in Newburgh of United Empire Loyalist ancestry, Aylesworth was educated at the University of Toronto, and called to the Ontario Bar in 1878.
	www.waynecook.com /alennox-addington.html (3424 words)

	Lake Ontario North Shore and Quinte's Isle, Ontario (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The road across Quinte's Isle is known as the Loyalist Parkway, a reference to the fact that the area was settled by a group of American colonists who remained loyal to Britain during and after the American War of Independence.
		I'm informed that the Loyalist Parkway is the oldest public road in Ontario, the section from Kingston to Carrying Place (at the isthmus which connects Quinte's Isle to the mainland) having been built in 1798 and the road to Toronto having been completed in 1801.
		The United Empire Loyalists arrived in the area in June 1784, landing at Adolphustown; a 72-acre park in the town maintained by the Bay of Quinte Branch of the United Empire Loyalists Association of Canada commemorates the event.
	freespace.virgin.net /john.cletheroe/usa_can/on/lake_on.htm (557 words)

	Plaques along the Loyalist Parkway
		Macaulay was the son of a Loyalist and received a grant for 400 acres.
		A Loyalist from Rhode Island, Spencer was the first Representative from this region elected to Provincial Parliament in 1792.
		The Loyalist Parkway recalls those Loyalists of diverse backgrounds and races who, during the American Revolution, held in common a proud allegiance to His Majesty King George III.
	www.pec.on.ca /lpa/plaques.htm (1379 words)

	UELAC.org - Loyalist Branch Projects
		The Mission and Objectives of the UELAC demand that we work to preserve and promote our Canadian history, with a particular focus on the Loyalist timeframe of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.
		Loyalist heritage takes many forms from actual buildings of the time to family histories, genealogies, stories, military records, monuments, artifacts, correspondence and so much more.
		That said, Loyalists and friends have just dug in and tackled the job, one project at a time.
	www.uelac.org /Loyalist-Projects/Loyalist-Projects.php (477 words)

	uel.ca: Heritge Centre & Park (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The UEL Heritage Centre and Park is conveniently located on the Loyalist Parkway (Ontario Waterfront Trail) just 4km from the Glenora Ferry.
		The park is the original townsite for the village of Adolphustown.
		Turn right and travel along the scenic Loyalist Parkway through the historic villages of Sandhurst and Conway.
	www.uel.ca /visit.html (270 words)

	Cycling - Loyalist Region - County of Lennox & Addington, Ontario, Canada
		The Loyalist Parkway (Ontario Highway #33) is one of the premiere cycling routes in Ontario.
		The flat 40 km stretch of highway between Amherstview and Adolphustown clings to the Lake Ontario shoreline as you pedal past 18th and 19th century Loyalist homes and farms.
		If you are looking for a longer trek, The Loyalist Parkway continues nearly 50 km west to the western gateway through Prince Edward County.
	www.lennox-addington.on.ca /tourism/loycycle.html (997 words)

	Loyalist Township Council (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Joe is now the Loyalist Township Councillor attached to the Heritage Committee, Loyalist Parkway Advisory Committee, and he is Council's liaison for the Community Policing Group of Loyalist Township.
		He is dedicated to serving and working hand in hand with all residents of Bath and Loyalist Township to make his Township a super place to visit, settle, raise children and retire.
		During the past three years John has served on all Committee of the Whole functions and has served on the Cemetery Committee (1 year), Loyalist Parkway Association (1 year), Recreation and Property Advisory Committee (2 years) and as Vice-chair of the Kingston Area Taxi Commission (3 years).
	www.loyalist-township.on.ca /council/council_names.html (956 words)

	Prince Edward County Real Estate, Water view, Picton, Ontario
		Waterview 3-bedroom executive bungalow in prestigious Glenora, 7 km east of Picton on scenic Loyalist Parkway.
		The Glenora area of Loyalist Parkway is a highly desirable area, featuring many upper-scale homes.
		Glenora is a desirable area east of Picton, along the scenic Loyalist Parkway enroute to Glenora Ferry.
	www.canada-fsbo.com /301 (1233 words)

	Residents outraged over dust emissions
		Many homeowners near the plant discovered clinker dust covering their cars Sunday morning, Oct. 23, after an emissions control device at the plant failed late Saturday night and an abnormal amount of dust was released into the air.
		New Loyalist Parkway resident Gudrun Heiss had to clean her car windows with vinegar, and is upset she may have moved into the wrong neighborhood.
		Picton native and Loyalist Parkway resident Ted Mattinson shares Heiss's concerns for the quality of air people are breathing, in and around Picton.
	www.thepioneer.com /nov5_essrock.htm (944 words)

	Waterfront Regeneration Trust - Profiles: Loyalist
		Trail surface is paved shoulder along Highway 33 along the Loyalist Parkway, through Sandhurst, Bath, Millhaven and Amherstview.
		Loyalist Parkway Association has identified 9 points of interest between Glenora and Kingston and publishes a brochure/guide to explain their historical significance.
		The Loyalist Parkway Heritage Guide and Map excellent description of the heritage homes and points of interest along HWY 33 from Trenton to Kingston.
	www.waterfronttrail.org /trail-p-loyalist.html (404 words)

	Picton to Kingston
		You have a further 10 km of Prince Edward County cycling in front of you, followed by a ferry ride and a continuation of the historic Loyalist Parkway.
		The east gates to the Loyalist Parkway were dedicated by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in 1984.
		The United Empire Loyalists were of different racial and religious backgrounds but were united by their loyalty to England.
	www.hedney.com /waterfront6.htm (569 words)

	Welcome to Loyalist Township, Ontario, Canada
		Loyalist Township is located in the southern most part of Lennox and Addington County, on the shores of Lake Ontario, midway between Toronto and Ottawa...
		Loyalist is developed with many attractive amenities such as access and visibility from Highway 401and Highway 33 (Loyalist Parkway).
		Click here to learn more about Loyalist Township, the Taylor Kidd Industrial Complex, the Loyalist East Business Park and the Township statistics.
	www.loyalist-township.on.ca (147 words)

	Waterfront Regeneration Trust - Profiles: Greater Napanee
		Its downtown core is situated on the beautiful Napanee River, further south its shores hug the Bay of Quinte and Hay Bay renowned for its Wall-eye fishing.
		This is Loyalist country and the prosperity of the past can be seen in the many heritage buildings that have been so carefully preserved.
		Loyalist Parkway Route- Trail connects to Prince Edward County via the Glenora ferry which you board at Aldophstown and continues along the Loyalist Parkway into Loyalist (Bath).
	www.waterfronttrail.org /trail-p-napanee.html (392 words)

	BMW MOA: 2002 International Rally (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		As you approach the Rally from the east, or if you're looking for an enjoyable ride outside the Rally, the Loyalist Parkway is not to be missed.
		The Loyalist Parkway follows the course of Loyalist settlement which commenced in 1784 following the American Revolution.
		As a living monument to the Loyalist settlers it presents a rich source of information for those with interests in Heritage tourism, Genealogy, Canadian history, early Canadian architecture, and genealogy for those following their United Empire Loyalist roots.
	www.bmwmoa.org /rally/rally02/dayride_loyalistparkway.htm (221 words)

	B&B For Sale
		This stately, white stucco, century home (C1882) is located near the intersection of the Apple Route (HWY #2) and on the historic Loyalist Parkway (Dufferin Avenue) in Trenton, at the beginning of Prince Edward County, in Eastern Ontario's wine centre.
		This impressive home sits on a desirable corner lot 132' X 132' with mature evergreens, maples, hone locust, walnut, lilac trees and perennial gardens.
		Upper and Lower Coach House: The fully furnished Coach House is detached from the main house and has an annual income presently of approximately $20,000.00.
	www.bbcanada.com /bb_forsale/smithrimhouse (288 words)

	Bay of Quinte UEL Branch
		Please consider attending our June 15th, 2002 Re-enactment of the June 1784 Loyalist Landing at Adolphustown (now the Canadian province of Ontario, then the western part of the British Colony of Quebec).
		This will be our fourth celebration of United Empire Loyalists' Day in Ontario, marking the 218th anniversary of the U. Loyalists' arrival on the Bay of Quinte.
		To erect, construct and repair buildings, monuments and memorials to perpetuate the memory of the Loyalists.
	www.geocities.com /quinteuel (401 words)

	amherstview.ca: Serving Loyalist Township and the Greater Kingston Area (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Web site for the county where Loyalist Township is located.
		The Parkway begins in Amherstview, Ontario at the Eastern Gate.
		A nice photo tour of sights and attractions near the Western Gate of the Parkway.
	www.amherstview.ca /05LoyalistLinks/LoyalistLinksIndex.html (111 words)

	Doors Open Prince Edward County (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Located on historic Loyalist Parkway, Glenora Springs Brewery is home to Prince Edward County’s only craft brewery.
		A member of the Ontario Craft Brewers Association, this micro brewery is dedicated to producing the finest possible brew from the simplest and purist of ingredients: hops, barley, water, and brewer’s yeast.
		The beers will celebrate the farming, Loyalist, and seafaring heritage of the County and, in the fall of 2006, the brewery will relocate to an historic dairy on the Loyalist Parkway outside Picton.
	www.thecounty.ca /doorsopen/glenoraBrewery.html (330 words)

	Iron World - Location & Hours (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Where to Find Us IronWorld is located in beautiful Prince Edward County at Picton, 2 hours east of Toronto and 1 hour west of Kingston, Ontario, Canada.
		The street address is 13418 Loyalist Parkway (Highway 33).
		View regional map or a map of the Loyalist Parkway.
	www.ironworld.ca /location.php (71 words)

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