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105 Bolton St.
Bobcaygeon,
Ontario
K0M 1A0
Phone : (705) 652-6963
Outside Web Page : http://www.bobcaygeon.org/categories.html
Your Host(s) : Canada Post
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Description From Owner:
- Pop. 2,575. In Verulam T., Victoria C., on three islands formed by the Little Bob and Big Bob Rivers and the Trent Canal at the junction of Pigeon and Sturgeon Lakes and C. Rds. 8, 17,24 & 36, 37 km NE of Lindsay.
- The community was founded as a mill centre in 1832 by Thomas Need, who had been given 400 acres (162 ha) of government land on which to build a saw- and grist mill for the township.
- The name derives from the First Nations Peoples name Bob-caje-won-unk, meaning 'shallow rapids.'
- A lock in the town centre was built in 1833 to connect Pigeon and Sturgeon Lakes, in the Trent Canal system. The town now is the hub of the Kawartha Region, which thrives on summer tourism.
- From Ontario Place Names 2007 David E. Scott Ph. 866 471 4123 or 905 680 7884
Address of this page:
http://www.ruralroutes.com/bobcaygeon
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Visitors to this page: 4,053
Off the beaten track: |
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Kenstone Beach, 3km
Birch Point, 5km
Ancona Point, 7km
Nogies Creek, 7km
Victoria Place, 8km
Alpine Village, Fenelen Falls area, 8km
Cedar Glen, 9km
Verulam Park, 9km
Glenway Village, 11km
Lakeview Estates, 12km
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Nearby Lakes: |
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Pigeon Lake, 8km
Emily Lake, 11km
Kawartha Lakes, 10km
Little Silver Lake, 13km
Bass Lake, 14km
Volturno Lake, 13km
Little Bald Lake, 11km
Lavery Lake, 14km
De Gaulle Lake, 15km
Sandy Lake, 12km
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