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With a wealth of clean sparkling lakes, rivers and
varied landscapes, it's easy to see why the first
nations people called this area Kawartha- Land of
Shining Waters. The surrounding area is full of
picturesque communities and villages set in an alluring
rural landscape.
This region includes the communities of:
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Peterborough (City) - Population 71,446
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Millbrook - Population 8,453
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Campbellford/Seymour, Percy, Hastings - Population 12,569
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Havelock - Population 4,479
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Apsley (North Kawartha Township) - Population 2,144
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Woodview, Otanabee-South Monaghan (Township) - Population 6,669
The distance to this area from Kitchener
Waterloo is approximately 280 km, which will take 3- 3.5
hours depending on the traffic.
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Hiking, Golfing, Fishing, Boat Cruises, Water Activities,
Antiquing, Cycling, Winter Skiing, Snowmobileing, Snow Shoeing.
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Ferris Provincial Park, Petroglyph Provincial Park, Otonabee
Conservation Area, Seymour Conservation Area, Crow
Bridge Conservation Area, Mark S. Burnham Provincial Park.
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Live Theatre (Theatre Guild, 4th Line, Nunsee Jam Doree,
West Ben, PTG, Arbour, Showplace Peterborough, Kawartha
Summer Playhouse Theatre), Galleries (Whetung Ojibwa,
Peterborough Art Gallery and many more), Concerts,
Festivals (Lights, Film, Literary, Arts), Lang's Pioneer
Village, Studio Tours, Water Cruises, Museums
(Hutchison, Peterborough Centennial, Canada's Canoe),
Craftworks, Fishing Tournaments, Fairs (Dummer,
Walkworth, Norwood Lakefield), Harbours, Observatory
(Buckhorn), Warsaw Caves, Petroglyph's, POW WOWs, Trent
Severn Waterway, Trans Canada Trail.
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Rice Lake, Pigeon Lake, Buckhorn Lake, Sandy Lake, Lower
Buckhorn Lake, Stony Lake, Crystal Lake, Salmon Lake,
Pencil Lake, Catchacoma Lake, Gold Lake, Sucker Lake,
Eels Lake, Chandos Lake, Anstuther Lake, Jack Lake,
Kasshabog Lake, Methuert Lake, Oak Lake, Cordova Lake,
Belmont Lake, Round Lake, Trent River, Trent Canal,
Katchwanooka Lake, Otonabee River, Indian River, Ouse
River, Loon Call Lake.
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