Ontario Canada Map - Published 1978

Ontario Area Map - National Geographic

This Ontario Canada map is actually a travel map of the Canadian province of Ontario that shows hundreds of national parks, wilderness areas and campgrounds. It also highlights points of interest in cities such as Toronto and Ottawa. This product is originally half of a two-set map. The companion map features additional information on Canada's richest, most populous, and most urban province.

This simple map of Ontario brilliantly combines notes that highlight particular tourist spots, ski areas, Indian reserves, national parks, national wildlife sanctuaries, provincial and territorial parks and more. Cities, towns, roads, passenger railroads, airports along with mountains, rivers, lakes, swamps, sand, and drainage divides. Besides, the northern limit of wooded country is also shown clearly.

Major national parks, wilderness areas and campgrounds in Ontario

National Parks:Pukaskwa National Park, Bruce Peninsula National Park, Georgian Bay Islands National Park, Thousand Islands National Park, Point Pelee National Park.

Wilderness Areas:Georgian Bay & Surrounds, Hilton Township, New Brunswick House Post, Old Brunswick House, Old Fort Albany, Turkey Point, Cape Henrietta-Maria, Derby Lake, White Otter Lake, Blair Township, Ganley Harbour, Outer Barn Island.

Campgrounds:Charleston Lake, Algonquin, The Pinery, Killarney, Sandbanks, Bruce Peninsula, Silent Lake, Bon Echo, Finlayson Point, Awenda.

Publisher: National Geographic

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