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• Lake Ontario
  {{Image|North American Great Lakes.png|right|350px| Lake Ontario is the Easternmost of the five North American Great Lakes.}} '''Lake Ontario''' is the eastern-most of the five [[North American Great Lakes]].
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• Talk:Lake Ontario
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• Lake Ontario/Definition
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• Timber Island (Lake Ontario)
  '''Timber Island''' is a 44 hectare island in the east end of [[Lake Ontario]], off [[Prince Edward County, Ontario|Prince Edward County]], [[Canada]].< ...nearby smaller Yorkshire Island are part of a chain of islands in eastern Lake Ontario. The Ducks, said the Syracuse Herald in 1931, {{'}}have been the scene of m
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• Talk:Timber Island (Lake Ontario)
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• Pigeon Island (Lake Ontario)
  '''Pigeon Island''' is a small island, in [[Lake Ontario]], near [[Kingston Ontario]].<ref name=Syracuse1931-01-18/> | title = For Want of a Lighthouse: Building the Lighthouses of Eastern Lake Ontario 1828–1914
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• Talk:Pigeon Island (Lake Ontario)
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• Nicholson Island (Lake Ontario)
  '''Nicholson Island''' is a small island in [[Lake Ontario]] about {{convert|3|km|mi}} west of [[Prince Edward County, Ontario]].<ref | title = For Want of a Lighthouse: Building the Lighthouses of Eastern Lake Ontario 1828–1914
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• Lake Ontario/Related Articles
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• Talk:Nicholson Island (Lake Ontario)
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• High Bluff Island (Lake Ontario)
  ...s part of [[Presqu'ile Provincial Park]].<ref name=CGNDB/> [[Gull Island (Lake Ontario)|Gull Island]] lies between High Bluff Island and [[Owens Point]], part of ...few thousand years Lake Iroquois drained somewhat to form our present-day Lake Ontario. As it did so, five islands appeared off-shore of the mainland. These isl
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• Template:Nicholson Island (Lake Ontario)/Metadata
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• Template:Timber Island (Lake Ontario)/Metadata
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• Talk:High Bluff Island (Lake Ontario)
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• Template:Pigeon Island (Lake Ontario)/Metadata
  | pagename = Pigeon Island (Lake Ontario) | abc = Pigeon Island (Lake Ontario)
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• Template:High Bluff Island (Lake Ontario)/Metadata
  | pagename = High Bluff Island (Lake Ontario) | abc = High Bluff Island (Lake Ontario)
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• High Bluff Island (Lake Ontario)/Definition
  Small island, off the north shore of [[Lake Ontario]]
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• High Bluff Island (Lake Ontario)/Related Articles
  {{rpl|Lake Ontario}}
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• Template:Ashbridge's Creek (Lake Ontario)/Metadata
  | pagename = Ashbridge's Creek (Lake Ontario) | abc = Ashbridge's Creek (Lake Ontario)
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• Lake Simcoe
  It is located approximately 80 kilometres from both [[Lake Ontario]] and [[Lake Huron]]. The medium sized cities of [[Barrie, Ontario]] and [
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• Lake Iroquois
  '''Lake Iroquois''' was a [[proglacial lake]] located where [[Lake Ontario]] is now located. ...e valley of the [[St Lawrence River]]. Lake Iroquois was much deeper than Lake Ontario, coming to near the top of the [[Niagara Escarpment]].
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• Black River Escarpment (Ontario)/Definition
  ...anguishene]] (on [[Georgian Bay]]) to [[Kingston, Ontario|Kingston]] (on [[Lake Ontario]]).
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• London, Ontario
  ...iver (Ontario)|Thames River]]. However, [[York, Upper Canada|York]], on [[Lake Ontario]] was the final choice.
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• Welland Canal/Definition
  A canal between Lake Ontario and Lake Erie.
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• Lake Iroquois/Definition
  A prehistoric glacial lake where Lake Ontario is now found.
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• Hamilton, Ontario/Definition
  ...ird-largest city, with a population over 500,000, located at the head of [[Lake Ontario]].
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• Lake Ontario
  {{Image|North American Great Lakes.png|right|350px| Lake Ontario is the Easternmost of the five North American Great Lakes.}} '''Lake Ontario''' is the eastern-most of the five [[North American Great Lakes]].
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• Lake Coleman/Definition
  A lake that lay in the basin where [[Lake Ontario]] is now found, during the [[interglacial period]] prior to the [[Laurentid
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• Lake Erie
  ...d to go through a series of locks to travel downstream from Lake Erie to [[Lake Ontario]], through the [[Welland Canal]]. ...Great Lakes by surface area, being slightly larger than Lake Ontario. But Lake Ontario is deeper, so, of the five lakes, it is the lake with the smallest volume.
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• Niagara River
  The '''Niagara River''' connect [[Lake Erie]] with [[Lake Ontario]]. ...ometre [[Niagara Gorge]] downstream of it, and the [[Niagara Whirlpool]]. Lake Ontario, Lake Erie, and the entire watershed of the Niagara River was covered by pa
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• Scotch Bonnet Ridge
  ...ty]].<ref name=ForWant/> [[Scotch Bonnet Island]] and [[Nicholson Island (Lake Ontario)|Nicholson Island]] lie off the shore of Prince Edward County. ...cio-lacustrine clay and till, known as the Scotch Bonnet Ridge, in eastern Lake Ontario.
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• High Bluff Island (Lake Ontario)/Definition
  Small island, off the north shore of [[Lake Ontario]]
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• Presqu'ile (Ontario)/Definition
  Peninsula off the north shore of [[Lake Ontario]], also a Provincial Park
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• Rochester (disambiguation)/Definition
  An economically challenged city on the south shore of [[Lake Ontario]]
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• Template:Nicholson Island (Lake Ontario)/Metadata
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• Template:Timber Island (Lake Ontario)/Metadata
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• Lake Coleman/Related Articles
  {{rpl|Lake Ontario}}
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• Template:High Bluff Island (Lake Ontario)/Metadata
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• Lake Coleman
  ...ago.<ref name=HtoToronto/> Its level was {{convert|20|m|ft}} higher than Lake Ontario.<ref name=torontofieldnaturalists/> ...of the geologist, a prehistoric body of water covering this region before Lake Ontario came to be was named Lake Coleman after his death.
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