Temiskaming Shores Profile
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About Temiskaming Shores
Temiskaming Shores is a city at the head of Lake Timiskaming in northeastern Ontario, formed by amalgamating New Liskeard, Haileybury, and Dymond. Clay-belt farmland, a lakeshore downtown, and a bilingual service role on the Quebec border define the community. About 10,000 people live in Temiskaming Shores.
Known for
- Amalgamated city of New Liskeard, Haileybury, and Dymond
- Head of Lake Timiskaming on the Ontario—Quebec line
- Little Clay Belt agricultural region
- Bilingual northeastern service centre
- Waterfront downtowns along the lake
See & do
New Liskeard waterfront
Boardwalk, beach, and marina at the head of the lake.
Haileybury lakeshore and Lookout
Historic townsite views over Lake Timiskaming.
Downtown New Liskeard / Whitewood Avenue
Shops and services in the commercial core.
Little Clay Belt farm drives
Unusually rich farmland for this latitude.
Highway 11 / Quebec border approaches
Short trips toward Ville-Marie and the opposite shore.
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