Brockville Profile
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About Brockville
Brockville is a city on the St. Lawrence River in eastern Ontario, at the gateway to the Thousand Islands. It is one of Ontario’s oldest incorporated cities, with a limestone downtown, river tunnel, and blockhouse heritage facing the shipping channel. The city serves as a local service centre between Kingston and Cornwall. About 22,000 people live in Brockville.
Known for
- Gateway to the Thousand Islands
- One of Ontario’s oldest incorporated cities
- Limestone downtown and riverfront tunnel
- St. Lawrence shipping channel views
- Eastern Ontario service centre between Kingston and Cornwall
See & do
Blockhouse Island / riverfront
Park and harbour looking into the Thousand Islands.
Downtown Brockville
King Street limestone shops and civic buildings.
Brockville Railway Tunnel
Canada’s oldest railway tunnel, now a lit walkway.
Fulford Place
Edwardian mansion museum overlooking the river.
Thousand Islands boat tours
Cruises departing toward the island archipelago.
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