Kincardine Profile
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About Kincardine
Kincardine is a municipality on Lake Huron in Bruce County, Ontario, covering the former town and surrounding countryside—not only a downtown strip. A historic harbour with a iconic lighthouse, Scottish heritage, and the nearby Bruce nuclear complex shape a lakeside community. About 12,000 people live in Kincardine.
Known for
- Lake Huron harbour and iconic lighthouse
- Scottish heritage and highland pipe bands
- Bruce nuclear region lakeside community
- Municipality of town and countryside
- Sunset shore on Lake Huron
See & do
Kincardine Lighthouse and Harbour
Historic light, marina, and sunset pier walks.
Downtown Kincardine / Harbour Street
Shops and Scottish-town streetscape.
Station Beach
Sandy Lake Huron beach beside the harbour.
Kincardine boardwalk and parks
Waterfront paths along the shore.
Countryside drives toward Tiverton
Bruce County farm and lake roads.
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