Ontario Travel Reference Map 1:1M (South) / 1:1.5M (North)

In geographic terms, Ontario is larger than most countries. It can be divided into three rough regions, the southwestern agricultural belt, the southeastern historical belt and everything north of Muskoka. The Province is the industrial heartland of Canada, with many towns and cities in the southern third. Toronto is the fourth largest city in the Canada/USA part of North America, and is a vibrant city with a crazy but popular mayor.

This double-sided map shows the southern third on one side, along with three good insets of Toronto, and the other side is filled with hundreds of thousands of lakes (Canada has over 12 million lakes) and includes an inset of the border area at Sault Ste. Marie. Ontario was founded by British American settlers loyal to the crown in the late 1770s, most notably in the Kingston/Ottawa area but also in the London/Brampton region. This is an area rich in history, with enormous recreational potential – and Niagara Falls! After BC, this is Canada’s most popular travel destination. By the way, Windsor, Ont, is south of Detroit, Mich.

Legend Includes: Roads by classification, Rivers and Lakes, National Park, Airports, Points of Interests, Mining, Highways, Main Roads, Zoos, Fishing and much more…

ISBN 9781771295901