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  Muskoka Watershed Council Information
The Muskoka River watershed is located on the eastern side of Georgian Bay within the heart of Ontario's central vacation land.
The headwaters of the river arise on the western slopes of Algonquin Park, and flow southwesterly for a distance of approximately 210 km to discharge into the southeast corner of Georgian Bay.
The Muskoka River descends approximately 345 m in elevation along its 210 km journey from its headwaters to its mouth at Georgian Bay.
www.muskokaheritage.org /watershed/watershedinformation.asp   (330 words)

  
  Muskoka Lakes
The Muskoka Lakes are 3 interconnected lakes - Rosseau, Joseph and Muskoka - in the picturesque Ontario vacation land east of Georgian Bay.
Lake Muskoka is fed from the east by the 2 branches of the Muskoka River, the northern branch rising in lakes Vernon and Fairy at HUNTSVILLE and the southern in Lake of Bays.
Lake Muskoka is connected to Lake Rosseau by the Indian River, and Lake Rosseau to Lake Joseph by the St Joseph River.
www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com /index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&Params=A1ARTA0005568   (399 words)

  
 Muskoka Ontario Canada Business Directory
Gateway to the Muskoka Lakes, Gravenhurst is located 168 kms north of Toronto, Canada.
Huntsville is the largest municipality in the District of Muskoka, with a population of over 18,000.
Bala is built around the junction of Lake Muskoka and the Moon River; with the wilds of nature on our doorstep and recreational activities all around, Bala will comfortably remove you from the hectic pace of everyday life.
www.muskoka.biz   (495 words)

  
 Muskoka Ontario
The Muskoka Lakes are treasured by residents, cottagers and tourists alike.
Muskoka Ontario and its endless blue lakes, countless islands and stretches of sandy beaches is the perfect setting for a pleasurable escape.
From there they ascended the Muskoka River to the Lake of Bays and through a chain of lakes in Algonquin Park to the Petawawa River, and finally the Ottawa River.
www.bracebridge.com /muskoka-area.html   (1047 words)

  
 Muskoka Water Web: Watersheds of Muskoka
The Black and Severn River watersheds flow through the Severn River to Georgian Bay and the Muskoka River and Georgian Bay watersheds flow directly to Georgian Bay through the Moon, Musquash or other smaller rivers in the Township of Georgian Bay.
The headwaters for the Muskoka River are found in Algonquin Park, and flow southwesterly for a distance of about 210 km to release into Lake Muskoka before it continues into Georgian Bay through the Moon and Musquash Rivers.
The Muskoka River watershed is divided into three secondary sub-watersheds: the North and South Branches, and the Lower Muskoka sub-watershed.
www.muskokawaterweb.ca /5/5.1/ws_muskoka.htm   (434 words)

  
 Muskoka River WMP
The Muskoka River Water Management Plan (WMP) is being undertaken by the Ministry of Natural Resources, Ontario Power Generation, Orillia Power Corporation, Bracebridge Generation Ltd and Algonquin Power (the "project proponents") to examine the present operation al management of flows and water levels on rivers and lakes within the Muskoka River system.
The goal of water management planning is to contribute to the environmental, social and economic development of waterpower resources and to manage these resources in an ecologically sustainable way for the benefit of present and future generations.
The report summarizes available information on the Muskoka River system, documents the results of establishment of a computer simulation model of current operation (baseline) conditions, and identifies current issues, concerns and data gaps.
www.janetpeake.com /Documents/MuskokaRiverWMP.html   (407 words)

  
 Muskoka, Ontario
Bracebridge "The Heart of Muskoka" is a picturesque town set amid 22 waterfalls and is home and studio to many of the artists and artisans of the Muskoka community.
The Muskoka Lakes Museum depicting the life of the early settlers and the boat-building heritage of the area is also located here.
Muskoka Heritage Place is the home of the Muskoka Pioneer Village and the Huntsville and Lake of Bays Railway and depicts life as it was in the late 1800s through recreated
www.canadabbhosts.com /tourguides/Muskoka.htm   (923 words)

  
 Muskoka.com; Environment and Nature; Wildlife
With its numerous river systems Muskoka has a bountiful supply of scenic falls, many in the centres of towns and villages.
This pretty cascade on the east side of Bracebridge is the focus of a new walking path in town.
A rushing chute on the Dee River, 3 km east of Windermere.
www.muskoka.com /waterfalls.htm   (333 words)

  
 Information about Muskoka Heritage Place
Muskoka Heritage Place is the home of Muskoka Pioneer Village and the Huntsville and Lake of Bays Railway.
Muskoka Heritage Place is the proud home of the Portage Flyer.
Muskoka Wildlife Centre - with proof of Muskoka Heritage Place ticket purchase you will receive $1.00 off each admission ticket for Muskoka Wildlife Centre.
www.muskokaheritageplace.org /info.html   (295 words)

  
 Wilson's Falls
Wilson's Falls is located on the north branch of the Muskoka River between Bracebridge Falls and High Falls.
The Muskoka region is full of waterfalls, although many of them have been all but obliterated by dams.
Muskoka Falls can be found on the south branch of the Muskoka River just south of Bracebridge.
www.gowaterfalling.com /waterfalls/wilson.shtml   (348 words)

  
 Muskoka, Ontario, Canada
The Lady Muskoka, a 200-passenger cruise boat tours the Muskoka River and Lake Muskoka each day from June through October, and docks just outside of the downtown area.
Muskoka Lakes Township encompasses the towns of Bala, Port Carling, Windermere and numerous smaller lakeside communities where the cottage lifestyle plays a predominant role.
Muskoka Heritage Place is the home of the Muskoka Pioneer Village and the Huntsville and Lake of Bays Railway and depicts life as it was in the late 1800s through recreated buildings, gardens, and farm animals.
www.witsendbb.com /muskoka.html   (905 words)

  
 Muskoka, Lake. The Columbia Gazetteer of North America. 2000
Muskoka, Lake, S Ont., Canada, 30 mi/48 km SE of Parry Sound; 15 mi/24 km long, 5 mi/8 km wide.
Drained W by Muskoka R. into Georgian Bay.
It is one of the Muskoka lakes (which also include Rosseau L., L. Joseph, and L. of Bays) in a popular resort region of forests, ponds, and rivers, drained by Muskoka R. into Georgian Bay (W).
www.bartleby.com /69/12/M12412.html   (106 words)

  
 Ontario Bed and Breakfast Accommodations - Muskoka Bed and Breakfast Association
Muskoka Shores B&B On the beautiful sunrise shore of the crown jewel of the Muskokas - Lake Muskoka.
Muskoka Guest Nest Private, luxury accommodation nestled on the shore of the the Muskoka River, Huntsville.
Muskoka Mist B&B Modern country at its finest!
www.bbmuskoka.com /city.asp   (585 words)

  
 Port Carling - Muskoka, Ontario - the Hub of the Lakes
It is a great place to snowmobile to, with the trail right along the main street (contact one of the snowmobile associations to be sure of which side of the road to ride on).
His mother is an Ojibwa Indian and spent springs and summers in the Indian Village on the Indian River as a young girl.
Population of the Township of Muskoka Lakes (2002) - 6, 042
www.muskoka-ontario.com /portcarling   (4893 words)

  
 Historical Plaques of Muskoka District
Four years later Alexander Cockburn launched the "Wenonah", the first steamboat on the Muskoka Lakes, and Gravenhurst was established as the southern terminus of navigation and the centre of a developing tourist industry.
Lumbering further accelerated the village's development and the extension of the Toronto Simcoe and Muskoka Junction Railroad to Gravenhurst, its northern terminal, in 1875, consolidated its position as the "Gateway to Muskoka".
In 1862 the Muskoka Road, a colonization route built to open this region for settlement, was completed to the first falls on the north branch of the Muskoka River.
www.waynecook.com /amuskoka.html   (2110 words)

  
 ►Muskoka Hotels, Motels, Bed and Breakfasts, B&B Accommodations
A peaceful place to visit, Cedarwood on Lake Muskoka is a picturesque housekeeping resort situated in the heart of the beautiful Muskoka region.
Caribou Lodge, Muskoka is a nature haven for families.
Whether you are staying for one night or a few days (house keeping units available), you will be well positioned to take advantage of the many sights and sounds of Muskoka.
accommodations.muskoka.biz   (521 words)

  
 Muskoka Awakening - The New Era
Muskoka has been dubbed Hollywood North as various Hollywood stars and sports heros build their retreats.
A boon to the larger towns of Muskoka are the growing number of active early retirees who are selecting these towns to live in as they dispose of their large city homes and seek the peace of a country setting within a few hours of city life.
Today the seasonal property owners are moving to winterize their properties as it becomes apparent that life in Muskoka no longer ends at Thanksgiving but is transformed by a new beauty and solitude in the winter and spring.
www.traveltomuskoka.com /muskoka2.htm   (632 words)

  
 Muskoka Lakes Ontario - muskokalakes.net
We are a heritage site on the Moon River at Bala, Muskoka, just two hours north of Toronto in the heart of cottage country, the perfect place to restore your soul away from all the pressures of modern life.
A peaceful place to visit, Cedarwood on Lake Muskoka is a picturesque housekeeping resort situated in the heart of the beautiful Muskoka region.
Muskoka, Ontario - the name conjures up magical images of lakes, forests, granite cliffs and spectacular shorelines.
www.muskokalakes.net /accommodation.html   (630 words)

  
 Interesting Links
Muskoka High Falls Heritage association has been formed to try to stop a hydro electric expansion due to start at High Falls in Bracebridge Muskoka.
The Baysville Riverfront Project involved the beautification of the shores of the Muskoka River in Baysville, and the construction of docking to improve accessibility from the Lake of Bays.
We are the western gateway to the Muskokas and gorgeous water and scenerey abound.
www.traveltomuskoka.com /links.htm   (1331 words)

  
 june 10 04 features
Before the road network changed the way people arrived in Muskoka, the only way to get up north from Toronto was a gruelling train ride from the city and a series of ferries and trains to the lake.
Teri Souter, general manager of Muskoka Heritage Place where the Portage Flyer is now based, said for early visitors to Muskoka the train was a vital link.
The waters of Muskoka and Parry Sound would be full of people who wanted to enjoy the water without all the effort of rowing or paddling.
www.muskokan.com /june_10_04_features.htm   (1203 words)

  
 Muskoka - Early Fall - September 2004   (Site not responding. Last check: )
Fall was just starting in Muskoka, Ontario on the weekend of the 18th, September 2004.
Muskoka river at dawn II Morning duck and lillypads
Sunrise on the Muskoka river II Sunrise on the Muskoka river IIa
homepage.mac.com /osku.penttinen/PhotoAlbum48.html   (44 words)

  
 Muskoka Real Estate - Ike Kelneck "The MuskokaLand Guy", Bowes & Cocks Realty Ltd. Acreage Listings
5 acres on Muskoka's Healey Lake 12 kilometers east of Bracebridge.
Great year round road minutes to Bracebridge and not far from access to Muskoka River and golf course.
Near Muskoka River access in pleasant forest area of homes and cottages.
www.muskokaland.com /acreage.htm   (562 words)

  
 Cottage&Waterfront Homes on Smaller Area Lakes
With a 162 feet on the River overlooking the dam in Baysville it is the perfect setting to enjoy the soothing sounds of the waterfalls.
Gorgeous river views, generous property with 160 ft on the River, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, family/games room, Muskoka Room and large detached garage/workshop.
Recent improvements are a newer oil furnace, reshingled roof, and a large newer deck overlooking the River.
www.muskokadreams.com /otherlakes1   (1516 words)

  
 Lake Muskoka - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The lake is primarily in the Township of Muskoka Lakes, with the southeast corner in the Town of Gravenhurst.
Lake Muskoka is connected to Lake Rosseau through the Indian River and lock system at Port Carling.
The lake is mainly fed by the Muskoka River, which gives the water a distinctive brownish colour compared to Lake Joseph and Lake Rosseau (both of which are primarily spring-fed).
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lake_Muskoka   (191 words)

  
 Take our Armchair Cruise
Lake Muskoka is 18 miles long, 5 miles wide and goes down to a depth of just over 300 feet.
The river portion of the trip is indeed "up close and personal" and offers an interesting look at life in the "slow lane".
Shortly we re-enter the river for the final half hour upstream regretting that our escape is soon drawing to a close.
www.ladymuskoka.com /page2.html   (778 words)

  
 Gravenhurst Muskoka
The Northern Railway was extended from Severn to the Muskoka Wharf in 1876, establishing Gravenhurst as the Gateway to Muskoka.
By 1890 Muskoka was establishing itself as the custom boat building capital of North America.
In 1886, the Muskoka Cottage Sanatorium was built and replaced in 1920 by the Muskoka Hospital treating patients with tuberculosis, from all over, Canada and the United States.
www.gravenhurst.com /gravenhurst/grav2.html   (638 words)

  
 Tourism Bracebridge
Canoe rentals are available from Muskoka Outfitters Manitoba Street in Bracebridge 705-646-0492; Kingfisher Canoe Centre, Highway #11 north at South Mary Lake Road; The Muskoka Store, Highway #11 north, just south of Gravenhurst; or Beaumaris Marina, at the end of Beaumaris Road off Highway #118 West.
Muskoka Snowmobile Region (MSR) offers more than 2,400 km of well-signed, wide-track groomed trails, with more than 500 km in Bracebridge alone, including a one-of-a-kind snowmobile bridge.
Muskoka Drive-In is open seasonally and is located off Highway #11 north at Doe Lake Road.
www.tourismbracebridge.com /play.html   (936 words)

  
 Muskoka : So You Want to Learn to Paddle? | WHERE.ca   (Site not responding. Last check: )
On a crisp Muskoka morning, out on the water before the heat of the day has fully set in, I often find myself holding my breath.
Same goes at Muskoka Outfitters (705-646-0492, www.muskokaoutfitters.com) in Bracebridge: you’ll find it at the junction of the North and South branches of the Muskoka River, which allows for three distinct outings, ranging from an easy paddle through town to Bracebridge Falls, to a five-hour trek to a bird sanctuary at Lake Muskoka and back.
South Falls: From Muskoka Outfitters’ Bracebridge store, head up the south branch of the Muskoka River to South Falls, a picturesque two-tier waterfall that offers deep swimming holes carved out of the rocks, and cliff jumps ranging from two to 30 metres.
www.where.ca /muskoka/article_feature~listing_id~16.htm   (1069 words)

  
 HomeLife Muskoka
A rare Muskoka waterfront lodge property for sale, consisting of 11 cottages and main lodge with apartments that will accommodate just over 50 people.
Crafted of full, round log and radiating that wonderful “Olde” Muskoka charm, this well loved family retreat will be appreciated by a discerning buyer with a passion for preserving our heritage.
Excellent Muskoka waterfront set back into the rock with full West exposure completely private and located on one of the most sought after lakes in the area.
www.homelifemuskoka.com /site/listings/listings.asp?type=Waterfront   (1698 words)

  
 Lakes of Muskoka - Area Information / Area Lakes
Menominee Lake is one of the many small or medium sized lakes in Muskoka.
Most of the Lake is located in McLean Ward of the Township of Lake of Bays but a portion at the north end is in Brunel Ward of the Town of Huntsville.
Menominee is part of the Muskoka River Watershed, draining via Menominee Creek into Lake of Bays and hence down the South Branch of the Muskoka River.
www.lakesofmuskoka.com /links   (304 words)

  
 Muskoka Cottage Listings - www.muskokarealestate.net
Affordable cottage with bunkie on a wide part of the Muskoka River.
Eilean Gowan Island, Lake Muskoka ($ 229, 900 -
Lovely Viceroy cottage on deep lot with lots of table land for outdoor activities.
www.muskokarealestate.net /cottages/listings   (368 words)

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