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Rideau Canal Travel the canal by boat, canoe or kayak and experience the historic lock system operated by Parks Canada You can also drive or cycle to many of the great destinations along its length Fun can be found during every season
Rideau Canal - Wikipedia The 202 kilometres (126 mi) of the Rideau Canal incorporate sections of the Rideau and Cataraqui rivers, as well as several lakes, including the Lower, Upper and Big Rideau lakes
Rideau Canal - UNESCO World Heritage Centre Ce canal monumental qui date du début du XIXe siècle s’étend sur 202 km, le long des rivières Rideau et Cataraqui, depuis Ottawa au nord jusqu’au port de Kingston sur le lac Ontario au sud
Rideau Canal | Description, Locks, Skating, Facts | Britannica One of the oldest continuously operated canals in North America, with 24 hand-operated lock stations, the Rideau system was listed as a Canadian Heritage River in 2000 The canal was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2007
Rideau Canal - Friends of the Rideau The Rideau, which extends 202 kilometres from Kingston to Ottawa, is the oldest continuously operated canal in North America with the locks at most of the 24 lockstation still hand-operated, much as they were when the canal first opened in 1832
Rideau Canal - Rideau Canal World Heritage Site, Ontario, Canada Whether you visit by boat, car, bicycle or on foot, the Rideau has something for you The Rideau Canal is living history It is the oldest continuously operated canal in North America and the locks are operated today much as they were when first opened in 1832