From its connection to Lake Couchiching, the Severn River is the only drainage from the lake to Georgian Bay, part of Lake Huron (Simcoe itself is not a Great Lake), the canal locks of the Trent Severn Waterway, make this connection navigable.
The canal locks of the Trent Severn Waterway, make this connection navigable. From its connection to Lake Couchiching, the Severn River is the only drainage from the lake to Georgian Bay, part of Lake Huron (Simcoe itself is not a Great Lake).
From its connection to Lake Couchiching, the Severn River is the only drainage from the lake to Georgian Bay, part of Lake Huron (Simcoe itself is not a Great Lake). The canal locks of the Trent Severn Waterway, make this connection navigable.
From its connection to Lake Couchiching, the Severn River is the only drainage from the lake to Georgian Bay, part of Lake Huron (Simcoe itself is not a Great Lake). The canal locks of the Trent Severn Waterway, make this connection navigable.