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Glengarry Landing

Glengarry Landing

Photo by contributor Wayne Adam - Posted January, 2010

Photo from Google Street View ©2010 Google - Posted December, 2010

Plaque Location

The County of Simcoe
The Township of Springwater
17 km east of Staynor on Highway 26
at the entrance to Edenvale Conservation Area
near where the Nottawasaga River crosses the highway


Coordinates: N 44 27.051 W 79 54.071

Plaque Text

At the forks of the Nottawasaga River, Lt.-Col. Robert McDouall, Glengarry Light Infantry, built the flotilla of boats with which he effected the relief of the British garrison at Fort Michilimackinac, in May 1814. He then organized a second expedition which, on 19th July, captured Prairie du Chien, on the Mississippi.







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