Road map Kingston city surrounding area (Ontario, Canada)

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Road map Kingston city surrounding area (Ontario, Canada)

Road map of Kingston city
Map of Kingston and Area. Detailed map of the highway and local roads of Kingston and Area with cities and towns.
Large scale road map of Kingston city
Map of Kingston and Area. Detailed map of the highway and local roads of Kingston and Area with cities and towns.
Kingston and Area      
The lakeshore east of the island county of Prince Edward is  Loyalist country, largely settled by American colonists who escaped from  the American Civil War to freedom in what would become Canada. Anchored  by Kingston, with its stately city hall and streets of perfectly  preserved limestone buildings, the surrounding villages of the Loyalist  Shores, as they are known locally, are like an illuminated manuscript of  days gone by. Past Kingston lies Gananoque, "gateway to the Thousand  Islands." Once the holiday homes of the American rich and famous, today  the Thousand Islands are a great attraction for tour boats and pleasure  boating.      
Adolphustown [C2] In 1784, a portion of the Jessups Loyal  Rangers, who made the long, hard trek from what is now New York State,  settled in this area. Some of the current families in Adolphustown can  trace their existence back to these Loyalist settlers. The United Empire  Loyalist Museum records the history of Loyalist settlement in an 1877  house, through maps, portraits, documents, muster rolls, tools, and  furnishings.
Amherstview [B5] Like the other settlements along the lakeshore,  Amherstview was a Loyalist settlement. Fairfield House, built in 1793  overlooking the lakeshore, is one of the few wood-frame houses that  still exist from that Loyalist era, and a magnificent example of  colonial architecture.      
Gananoque [A8] This popular riverside resort town has many  shops and tearooms, including the Historic Thousand Islands Village.  Scenic boat cruises through the Fort Henry, Kingston Thousand Islands  will take you past the many attractions of the islands, including the  House of Seven Gables, Smuggler's Cove and Boldt Castle (a tribute to  love lost on a heart-shaped island) and Millionaire's Row, an impressive  mix of upscale summer homes. О On Hill Island, the Thousand Islands  Skydeck rises 120 m above the river and offers a spectacular view over  65 km.
Kingston [B6] Native village, French fortress, British citadel,  capital of Canada from 1841 to 1844, Kingston's storied past can be  seen in its wonderful concentration of historical buildings. Situated at  the junction of the St. Lawrence River and the Rideau Canal system,  Kingston was a major military site in Upper Canada. Remnants of that  power can be seen today in the highly respected Royal Military College,  the four Martell towers that still guard the harbor, and the massive  stone Fort Henry, where colorful military parades and reenactments in  summer attract many spectators. The home of Canada's first prime  minister, Sir John A. Macdonald, is a national historic site. A  50-minute journey on the Confederation Tour Trolley is a good overview  of Kingston's past.     
Napanee [A3] Loyalists built Napanee around grist mills in the  late 1700s; its name is taken from an aboriginal word for "flour." The  Lennox and Addington County Museum and Archives are located in an 1864  limestone structure that was once the county jail. At the Allen  MacPherson House (c. 1826) and Park, costumed staff interpret the  lifestyle of the period.     
Picton [D1] The hub of business life on the island county of  Prince Edward, Picton is a charming little town with fine old buildings.  John A. Macdonald practiced law at the 1834 county courthouse, which is  still in use. © Nearby in Port Milford, the Mariners Park Museum has  created an outstanding educational display of the area's maritime  heritage. There are hundreds of nautical artifacts of Great Lakes  steamships and sailing schooners. The area is a major attraction for  divers from all over North America visiting the approximately 50 known  wreck sites in the immediate area.     
ATTRACTIONS     
ADOLPHUSTOWN     
United Empire Loyalist Museum     
AMHERSTVIEW     
Fairfield House WJ. Henderson Recreation Centre     
GANANOQUE     
Gananoque Museum Historic Thousand Islands Village Gananoque  Boat Line McDonald House Thousand Islands Parkway Thousand Islands  Skydeck Thousand Islands Playhouse     
KINGSTON     
Fort Henry (1832-36) Bellevue House National Historic Site  Marine Museum of the Great Lakes Royal Military College of Canada Museum     
Kingston Archaeological Centre Pump House Steam Museum  Correctional Service of Canada Museum International Hockey Museum  Confederation Tour Trolley Murney Tower National Historic Site     
MacDonald Park Agnes Etherington Art Centre     
NAPANEE      
Lennox and Addington County Museum and Archives Allen MacPherson House and Park      
PICTON      
Bergeron's Exotic Animal Sanctuary Mariners Park Museum Loyalist Cultural Centre Macaulay Heritage Park Bird House City
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