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	Blue Sky Living (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The history of the Heritage River Walk is connected to the Magnetawan River Railway (which was formed in 1901), a steam-operated railway that was mainly used as a freight spur to transport goods from the Magnetawan River to the Grand Trunk Line.
		Magnetawan or ‘swiftly flowing river’, was the name the aboriginals gave to the main river of the region.
		Magnetawan is situated on an historic section of the Trans-Canada Trail known as Ontario’s Ghost Road.
	blueskyliving.ca /sitepages/content.asp?contentid=122&maincat=Blue+... (408 words)

	THE MAGNETAWAN RIVER
		The passengers left Burk’s Falls at 7:30 AM arriving at Magnetawan about noon, aster stopping at Youngers, Ashdowns and Ballams landings on the river at Midlothian, Geddes and Cowans wharf on the lake when it was flagged or had something for them.
		She was the only one of her kind to ply the river; she measured 94’ with an 18’ beam, the deck was 26’ wide.
		The white water found on the Magnetawan River is second to none and will give even the experienced white water rafter or kayaker a thrill.
	www.magnetawan.com /historymagriver.htm (1258 words)

	Ontario OUT OF DOORS Magazine
		In 1973, the small bay between the Magnetawan bridge and the village locks was declared a sanctuary and closed to angling in May to protect adult fish.
		The angling season in the river and lake opens on the third Saturday in May, but waters at the village are dosed until June 1.
		A few walleye seem to stay in the river all summer and are caught by casting Rapalas or minnows from the Department of Fisheries and Oceans dock beside the Magnetawan bridge.
	www.woodlandechoes.on.ca /oodmag.htm (2575 words)

	History of Wallbridge Township, Parry Sound District (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Magnetawan River flows northwesterly through the township and is a fine large stream, and admirably adapted to the purpose of driving the timber from this and adjacent townships.
		The Magnetawan Lumber Company also had a mill built here and it grew faster and larger becoming a company town with its own tokens for currency, a public school for its employees children and even a doctor and hospital by the end of the century.
		The new school was built high on the rocks, overlooking the Magnetawan River and opened in the fall of 1886.
	dansmith049.tripod.com /Township/ParrySound/WallbridgeTownship.htm (2040 words)

	Discovery Routes Magnetawan Trails (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Magnetawan is located at the junction of a historic road and water way, the Nipissing Development Road, the first road to "The North" and the Magnetawan River.
		Magnetawan, mid-way along the trail, is the only thriving village on the 'ghost road' today, and offers the visitor food, fuel, lodging, historical points of interest, water sports, hiking trails, picnic sites and leisure activities.
		Nipissing Road to Magnetawan and North to Commanda on Highway 522, the northern portion of this route would be perfect for the cyclist and is 40 km one-way.
	www.discoveryroutes.org /magnetawan.html (735 words)

	Magnetawan Ontario
		Magnetawan Ontario is a historic village located between Lake Cecebe and Ahmic Lake on the beautiful Magnetawan River.
		It was aptly named by the Algonquin natives, ’Swiftly flowing River’.
		Not to be out done by anyone else, this river system offers boating, swimming, fishing or just plain relaxing and lounging around.
	www.almaguinhighlands.com /almaguin/communities/magnetawan.html (231 words)

	magnetawan - Search Parry Sound
		With the Magnetawan River on one side, and lush forest on the other, it is the perfect place for walking, picnicking, and sightseeing.
		Magnetawan First Nations Band Chief Wilmer Naganosh is unsure how much of that money his community will receive, but said that any amount will help.
		MAGNETAWAN FIRST NATION - A section of snowmobile trail that currently skirts the Magnetawan First Nation to the east, will be rerouted through the reserve.
	www.parrysound.com /search.php?q=magnetawan&zone=0 (1650 words)

	Canadian Wilderness Trips - canoe trips, sea kayaking and whitewater canoe trips in Ontario, Canada.
		Due to the nature of the river our trips on the French have few portages so they are not as challenging as our other flatwater trips.
		The Spanish River offers many great opportunities to learn whitewater technique as we travel downstream to more challenging rapids by the end of the trip.
		For those with some whitewater experience the Upper Missinaibi river will provide all the challenge and excitement you are looking for.
	www.canadianwildernesstrips.com (459 words)

	Search Form Action Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		This section of the Magnetawan River was rated in the top ten in an early 1980s study to determine potential waterway parks in Ontario.
		According to a Canadian Heritage River System (CHRS) study the Magnetawan River is ranked as one of the most outstanding rivers in Ontario due to its outstanding natural and human heritage values.
		The Magnetawan River is characterized by relatively steep, rocky shorelines and deep main channels.
	www.wildontario.org /search/mapsearchactionpage.cfm?fieldname=SiteIdentificationNumber&SearchItem=P316 (310 words)

	Algonquin Park - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Highway 60 runs through the south of the park, while the Trans-Canada Highway bypasses it to the north.
		Over 1500 lakes and 1200 kilometres of streams and rivers are located within the park, including Canoe Lake and the Petawawa and Nipissing Rivers.
		These were formed by the retreat of the glaciers during the last ice age.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Algonquin_Park (411 words)

	Esprit Rafting - Rafting Other Great Rivers!
		We have added the Kipawa River to our spring package because it is an incredible 16 km run, from Lake Kipawa down to Lake Temiscaming, with 18 named rapids and a 90-foot waterfall.
		The Kipawa River is under threat of a new hydro-electric project which will divert the river's flow, reducing this wild and scenic playground to a mere trickle.
		On the stretch of river between Maniwaki and Bouchette the Gatineau runs wild with big Ottawa-style rapids.The Gatineau is another Quebec river that is under threat of extinction through hydro development.
	www.espritrafting.com /raftingothers.html (402 words)

	Enlaces : Regional : North_America : Canada : Ontario : Localities : M : Magnetawan :: 100cia.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Magnetawan Area - A tourism and business site featuring the history of Magnetawan area and its present-day activities, restaurants, accommodations and services..
		Municipality of Magnetawan Rate Payers - Activist group comprised of local citizens interested in town government and policies.
		Township of Magnetawan - Located in the heart of Almaguin Highlands, next to Muskoka and east of Parry Sound, Magnetawan Township includes former township areas consisting of most of Croft, all of Chapman and Spence, and the entire Village of Magnetawan..
	www.100cia.com /recursos/enlaces/Regional/North_America/Canada/Ontario/Localities/M/Magnetawan (327 words)

	Magnetawan River Rafting - Whitewater Rafting the Magnetawan River (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Each whitewater rafting trip on the Magnetawan river is carefully geared to meet your level of experience and sense of adventure.
		Whitewater rafting the Magnetawan river allows you to experience the fast-paced adventure and thrills of river rafting.
		In addition to whitewater rafting the Magnetawan river, you may also filter whitewater rafting outfitters by the regions and states that they operate river rafting trips.
	www.whitewateradventures.com /magnetawan-river.cfm (230 words)

	Old Nipissing Road Trail (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Nipissing Road was one of a network of colonization roads devised by government of the Province of Canada in 1850 to settle the virgin uplands between the Ottawa River and Georgian Bay.
		On the left lie the waters of Ahmic Lake, a bulge in the Magnetawan River.
		Magnetawan grew quickly during the nineteenth century, for it was situated at the junction of the Nipissing Road, the Ahmic Road, and the Magnetawan River.
	www.onlink.net /~woodland/trail.htm (5240 words)

	Algonquin Canoe Trip Log - Tim River to Magnetawan Lake
		At the other end of the lake we entered the second section of the Tim River, it was now about 4:00pm, by now it had stopped snowing and was mainly overcast with a brisk wind that made it seem colder than it was.
		The river continued on for some time, this section of the river takes a while to paddle as it meanders constantly until you reach the lake.
		One at Tim River and one at Magnetawan Lake.
	www.algonquinadventures.com /triplogs/g_wells.htm (1117 words)

	Magnetawan River (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		We entered the river from Wahwashkesh lake, its a fair sized lake but we never had any problems, and the weather was good for us.
		In this first stretch of the river you will find a few campsites the nicest one being on a point where the river opens into Big Deep Bay.
		One thing that you should keep in mind at all times when traveling down this river, or any other river is safety, you are a long way from anywhere and it could be hours or days before help can be reached.
	www.canoeingontario.net /Routes/magnetawan/magnet.html (751 words)

	Waterfalls of Ontario - Knoefli Falls
		The Magnetawan River flows north out of Ahmic Lake (located just to the north of the falls) tumbles over (more correctly, through) the falls and then continues east to its outlet at Georgian Bay, about 75 km to the west.
		The total fall here is probably less than 7 or 8 m, and is spread over a long stretch of close to 100 m of bubbling, boiling waters.
		The river starts to fall at a very low dam under an old abandoned concete bridge over the river.
	www.start.ca /users/mharris/waterfalls/knoefli-falls.html (407 words)

	Old Nipissing Road Trail (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Magnetawan, halfway along the route, has gas stations, shops, restaurants, and accommodations, but after that there is nothing until you reach Nipissing.
		Magnetawan has continued to prosper because of the cottage and recreation trade.
		A brochure/map of this section is also available at Woodland Echoes in Magnetawan or at the South River Chamber of Commerce information canter on Hwy.
	www.onlink.net /user/woodland/public_html/trail.htm (5240 words)

	mckenzie river rafting :: mckenzie river rafting directory in the web (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
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		With the Deschutes River, McKenzie River, and North Umpqua River.
	www.coolrafting.com /mckenzieriverrafting (1197 words)

	Sawmill Lodge \| \| Fishing & Hunting on Georgian Bay
		It is a testament to the enduring nature of our world; the signs of mankind on these shores has been erased and the natural beauty of the Magnetawan River and Georgian Bay seem untouched.
		The choice to commemorate the place with Byng's name was a matter of one soldier showing respect for another - Byng's execution was for "neglect of duty"; he was executed for his decision to spare the lives of his men rather than to stage a hopeless attack on the island of Minorca.
		The fine resources of the Magnetawan and the Inlet are as productive today as they ever were, and the commercial and sport fishing sectors are alive and well on these waters.
	www.sawmill-lodge.com /history.htm (503 words)

	Christmas Newsletter
		Cornelia and I canoed the Magnetawan River this summer.
		Anelynda was a leader in training at Pioneer Camp and took a group of girls down the French River.
		The picture at the left was taken by a lake just north of the Magnetawan River.
	homepage.mac.com /g153/Personal25.html (266 words)

	Magnetawan, Ontario Canada "A great vacation spot" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		MAGNETAWAN is a historical village located midpoint on a 78-km stretch of the
		The quiet country roads surrounding Magnetawan are ideal for mountain biking, driving, hiking and horseback riding, and become a blaze of colour during the fleeting days of autumn.
		Founded over 150 years ago, Magnetawan is the oldest settlement in the Parry Sound District.
	www.magnetawanarea.com (372 words)

	Woodland Echoes Resort - Ahmic Lake Magnetawan River
		Cecebe Lake, is accessible through a set of locks in the Village of Magnetawan.
		Ahmic Lake is part of the historic Magnetawan River waterway.
		Great Northern Pike - Pike are found in shallow areas along drop-offs in the waters in front of Woodland Echoes, in Ahmic Lake at the head of some bays, and in the shallow weedy areas of Cecebe, Crawford & Neighic Lakes.
	www.internetsportshow.com /searchit/ahmiclakewoodlandech.htm (544 words)

	Ken Born 1980 Algonquin Park Trip
		Spring came late that year and the topic of conversation down at the bowling lanes was whether our trip to Burntroot was in jeopardy because of the ice conditions.
		Now one would think that going with the current would be ideal, but with all the sharp turns in the river, we found ourselves bouncing off the shorelines as we were unable to complete the turn.
		This game of canoe pinball continued on the rest of the day and with about only 3 hours of daylight left, we found ourselves at the 430m portage which is approximately the half way point of our trip.
	www.algonquinadventures.com /triplogs/kenborn5.htm (4481 words)

	Magnetawan River -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Magnetawan River -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article
		(A fastener fitted to a door or drawer to keep it firmly closed) Locks were built on the river here to allow (A boat propelled by a steam engine) steamboats to travel further down the river from the (Line that is the commercial organization responsible for operating a railway system) railway station at Burk's Falls.
		The name of the river means "long open channel" in the (additional info and facts about Ojibwa language) Ojibwa language.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/M/Ma/Magnetawan_River.htm (99 words)

	Robinson Huron Projects
		The project was conducted at the base of the Squaw Rapids a natural barrier located several kilometers upstream of the mouth of the River and Georgian Bay.
		Walleye in the Mississagi River appear to be maturing at a young age and growing rapidly.
		The objectives of this project were to validate the results of a similar project undertaken in 1998 and also examine the Upper French River, not sampled the previous year.
	www.aofrc.org /Robinson_Huron_Projects.htm (9653 words)

	photography - red canoe reflected (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		A small bay was at the end of a sharp bend in this section of the Magnetawan River.
		The river valley had carved a long straight channel through the hills which happened to be oriented in such a way that the setting sun came down at the end of the valley.
		In the bay, the foreground trees cast shadows on the trees in the background, yet a band of light passed into the bay to light up the canoe in a splash of warm yellow light.
	www.blazingpaddles.on.ca /photography/gallery/reflection.htm (144 words)

	Highway 69 Route Planning Study Project Website (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The approximately 70 km section of Highway 69 which is the subject of this study, from north of Highway 559 near Nobel to north of Highway 522 near the Key River, is a major component of this important economic transportation corridor.
		For the project area from Nobel to the Magnetawan River, the Project Team is proceeding with the preliminary design of the preferred route as presented at the Public Information Centres September 2004.
		From Magnetawan River to Highway 522, the Project Team is reviewing corridors to ensure the most appropriate route is selected.
	www.highway69.ca (436 words)

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