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of the early camps. Later they built grander homes, including in some cases, housing for significant domestic staff. Initially cottagers relied on rowboats and canoes for daily transport and would sometimes row substantial distances. In the era of the steam and gasoline launch, tourists relied less on muscle power and more on motors. With the boats, the wealthier summer people built boathouses, often elaborate structures in their own right, in many cases designed with the look and feel of the main "cottage".
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The hotels became the centres of wealthy vacationers' lives, and families conducted extended stays that could stretch for weeks or months in the summer. As families became seasonally established, they began building cottages near the hotels; at first simple affairs replicating the rustic environment
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government feared invasion from its new neighbour to the south. The authorities began exploring the region, hoping to develop a settled population and find travel lanes between Lake
Ontario and Georgian Bay. The first European known to have caught even a glimpse of Muskoka or Haliburton was a French
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Muskoka region. Studded with lakes and rocks, the good land offered an abundance of fishing, hunting, and trapping, but was poorly suited to farming. The Muskoka and Haliburton area, with its chain of lakes and rivers, its fur-bearing animals, its fish, wild fruit, and
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The demands of World War II slowed residential development in this area. Wartime shortages kept many
Americans at home and many Canadians were engaged in war activities. Postwar prosperity brought another boom based around the availability of the automobile, improved roads, and the newly affordable
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brought demand for improved (paved) roads. These two developments, motorboats and private cars, brought greater overall development of the area; they also stimulated the spread of development around the lakes, as people no longer needed to be near major landings. Freed from the ports of call of the
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pushed north to support the industry, reaching
Gravenhurst in 1875 and Bracebridge in 1885. The lumbering industry spawned a number of ancillary developments, with settlements springing up to supply the workers. Bracebridge (formerly North Falls) saw some leather-tanning businesses develop. Tanners
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District, unlike a county in Ontario, did not initially have the status of being a separate judicial district. Such an identity followed that for municipal purposes until 1888, when it became part of the "United Provisional Judicial District of Muskoka and Parry Sound", but it did have its own
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The lumber industry expanded rapidly, denuding huge tracts of the area. Road and water transportation was developed and used later to facilitate town settlement. Road transportation took the form of the
Muskoka Colonization Road, begun in 1858 and reaching Bracebridge in 1861. The road was roughly
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As news of the difficult conditions spread back to the south, development in
Muskoka began to falter, but development of the steamship revived industry. In a time when the railroads had not yet arrived and road travel was notoriously unreliable and uncomfortable, the transportation king was the
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boat. Suddenly owning a summer cottage became possible not only for the adventurous or the wealthy, but for many in the middle class. They traveled by private automobiles, and the steamship companies were forced to retire their ships one by one, until the last sailing in the late 1950s.
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District, they were still allied with their original counties for municipal purposes. This was rectified in 1877, when all of the District was declared to be within Simcoe County. This lasted until 1888, when it was separated from that County.
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Early tourists built camps, but were joined by others desiring better accommodations. Farmers who were barely scratching a living from the rocky soil soon found demand for overnight accommodations arriving on their doorsteps. Some made the switch quickly and converted to
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These could reach smaller ports. Improving transportation links opened smaller or more remote upper
Muskoka lakes (Fairy, Vernon, Mary, Peninsula and Lake of Bays) to tourism around the turn of the 20th century, with steamers out of Huntsville servicing hotels like
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by 1868. Surveying was completed in the coming years, and most, but not all, townships became organized municipally. The first townships were organized in 1869. In 1970, four geographic townships still existed in the
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became less a matter of endurance than expenditure. Trains regularly made the run from Toronto to Gravenhurst, where travellers and their luggage were transferred to the great steamers of the Muskoka Navigation Co, such as the
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Many of Muskoka's seasonal properties are large summer estates, some of which have been passed down through families for generations. Most of these properties can be found along the shores of Muskoka's four major lakes:
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began to arrive. As the land south of the Severn was settled, the government planned to open the Muskoka region further north to settlement. Logging licences were issued in 1866 which opened Monck Township to logging.
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Its authority did not extend to the geographic townships. Provision was made in 1888 for a procedure to erect the District into a provisional county, but it was never invoked and was quietly repealed in 1911.
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were laid out in 1933. The airport has been intermittently upgraded. It was used strategically during World War II as a training field for the Norwegian Air Force after the Nazi occupation of Norway.
550:. The Ojibwa leader associated with the area was "Mesqua Ukie", for whom the land is believed named, as he was liked by the European Canadians. The tribe lived south of the region, near present-day
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maple sap, would have supported a large Indigenous population, but written evidence suggests that until very recent years it has harboured only nomadic groups. Largely the land of the
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plied the lakes of Muskoka for decades before decommission in 1914. In 1924, the vessel was outfitted with twin propeller engines and in 1925 was relaunched with an Ojibwe name,
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to the north, the southerly boundary of the Territorial District of Parry Sound, and, in that regard, the newly surveyed Conger Township was transferred to Parry Sound; and
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The townships of Stisted, Chaffey, Franklin and Ridout (all from Victoria County) were transferred to the District in 1873, while Humphrey Township was transferred to the
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construction. Logs were placed perpendicular to the route of travel to keep carriages from sinking in the mud and swamps. This made for extremely rugged travel.
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District Court and Surrogate Court This would continue until 1899, when Muskoka and Parry Sound were divided into separate provisional judicial districts.
1252:, Ojibwa for "first daughter", in 1866 Cockburn pressed the government to open the entire Muskoka lake system to navigation. He urged installing locks in
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415:. Due to the region's popularity and high property costs, hundreds of Muskoka properties are available for short-term rental through online platforms.
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World War I caused a significant dip in the tourist activity for the area and hence the economy. After the war, however, significant advances in the
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Canada experienced heavy immigration from Europe in the 19th century, and Muskoka was no different. Large numbers of settlers from the
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List of secondary schools in Ontario#District Municipality of Muskoka
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Map showing Muskoka District Municipality location in Ontario
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region of the province, although it is treated as part of
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United Townships of Stisted, Chaffey, Brunel and Franklin
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such unorganized territory as determined by proclamation
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Murray, Florence B. (1963). Murray, Florence B (ed.).
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contractor who helped build the St. Lawrence canals.
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2027:Consultation: Eastern Ontario Transportation Plan
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994:Named for Chief Justice of the Common Pleas Sir
2561:The District Municipality of Muskoka Act, 1970
1890:Norm Barrette, Commissioner of Health Services
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704:Formation of the District of Muskoka (1868)
1878:Julie Stevens, Chief Administrative Officer
1802:3,937.76 km (1,520.38 sq mi)
1799:3,940.48 km (1,521.43 sq mi)
1796:3,839.47 km (1,482.43 sq mi)
1511:United Townships of Draper, Oakley and Ryde
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659:Lumbermen's shanty, Muskoka District (1873)
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2456:An Act respecting Muskoka and Parry Sound
2255:An Act respecting Muskoka and Parry Sound
1754:Canada census – Muskoka community profile
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998:(1793–1859), veteran of the War of 1812.
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2637:. Statistics Canada. August 20, 2019.
2008:. Statistics Canada. February 4, 2022
1546:Formation of the District of Muskoka
1502:United Townships of Cardwell and Watt
1496:United Townships of McLean and Ridout
1074:, one of the principal Chiefs of the
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2470:The Statute Law Amendment Act, 1911
1977:. Statistics Canada. March 21, 2019
1947:. Erin, Ontario: Boston Mill Press.
1493:United Townships of Medora and Wood
986:, MPP for Huron from 1867 to 1898.
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2964:Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry
2230:, S.O. 1875-6, c. 7, s. 16-17
2091:. MikeWeir.com. Archived from
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1676:part of the township of McLean
1601:townships of Morrison and Ryde
1202:, Provincial Treasurer in the
1142:, MPP for the North Riding of
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2216:Proclamation, January 1, 1873
2207:, S.O. 1873, c. 49, s. 11-12
1536:Minister of Municipal Affairs
1473:The District was formed from
1469:Evolution of local government
1110:, a village in the township.
633:youth, usually identified as
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2549:. March 12, 1970. p. 1.
2459:, S.O. 1888, c. 13, Part II
1943:Ahlbrandt, Patricia (1989).
1912:List of townships in Ontario
626:American War of Independence
70:, near Huntsville in Muskoka
3334:Ontario electoral districts
2531:. July 17, 1969. p. 1.
1875:Jeff Lehman, District Chair
906:, Engineer-in-Chief to the
827:to the west, the waters of
435:. In recent years, various
200: • Governing Body
190: • District Chair
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3339:Former counties of Ontario
3095:Single-tier municipalities
2513:. May 18, 1967. p. 1.
2482:S.O. 1888, c. 13, ss. 1, 3
2473:, S.O. 1911, c. 17, s. 43
2258:, S.O. 1888, c. 13, s. 22
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2629:"2006 Community Profiles"
2601:"2016 Community Profiles"
2496:, S.O. 1899, c. 14, s. 3
2244:, S.O. 1877, c. 24, s. 2
2000:"2021 Community Profiles"
1969:"2011 Community Profiles"
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892:Haldimand County, Ontario
886:Named for the Honourable
313:Algonquin Provincial Park
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3163:Separated municipalities
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1283:, they took the steamer
1204:John Sandfield Macdonald
1174:Named for Major General
831:, including its islands.
520:The aboriginal reserves
203:Muskoka District Council
3042:Regional municipalities
2416:, S.O. 1868-9, c. 56 ,
1849:Median household income
1830:48.0 (M: 46.9, F: 49.0)
1827:51.3 (M: 50.4, F: 52.1)
1824:52.8 (M: 52.0, F: 54.0)
1816:14.7/km (38/sq mi)
1813:15.4/km (40/sq mi)
1810:17.4/km (45/sq mi)
1788:58,047 (0.8% from 2006)
1785:60,599 (4.5% from 2011)
1164:Victoria Tubular Bridge
996:James Buchanan Macaulay
904:Isambard Kingdom Brunel
602:Beausoleil First Nation
237:17.4/km (45/sq mi)
3329:Ontario municipalities
2431:S.O. 1970, c. 32, s. 2
2402:S.O. 1868, c. 35, s. 1
2307:. Boston Mills Press.
2305:Muskoka's Grand Hotels
1870:Senior Leadership Team
1626:Village of Port Sydney
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522:Wahta Mohawk Territory
2422:, S.O. 1868-9, c. 57
2166:10.3138/9781442618473
2124:10.3138/9781442618473
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1841:46,207 (total)
1517:Township of Stevenson
1475:unorganized territory
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297:regional municipality
256: • Summer (
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3383:WikiProject: Ontario
3344:Geography of Ontario
3309:Northwestern Ontario
3304:Northeastern Ontario
3292:Southwestern Ontario
2949:Prescott and Russell
2924:Lennox and Addington
2725:Parry Sound District
2654:2001 Canadian Census
2634:2006 Canadian Census
2606:2016 Canadian Census
2005:2021 Canadian Census
1974:2011 Canadian Census
1514:Township of Macauley
1508:Township of Morrison
1490:Township of Humphrey
1479:geographic townships
1419:Gravenhurst, Ontario
1058:. Morrison was also
948:William Henry Draper
802:Parry Sound District
234: • Density
3324:Ontario communities
2919:Leeds and Grenville
2564:, S.O. 1970, c. 32
2547:Huntsville Forester
2529:Huntsville Forester
2511:Huntsville Forester
2445:, S.O. 1873, c. 49
2193:, S.O. 1868, c. 35
2043:Eastern Ontario Map
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1933:Bracebridge Gazette
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1598:Town of Gravenhurst
1569:Town of Bracebridge
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972:John Bailey Freeman
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3359:Ontario portal
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2581:. February 9, 2022
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2386:"Airport History"
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3027:Thunder Bay
3017:Rainy River
3012:Parry Sound
2356:"Our Fleet"
2333:archive.org
2099:January 31,
2012:October 19,
1590:Gravenhurst
1561:Bracebridge
1307:SS Cherokee
1295:sufferers.
1281:Lake Simcoe
1262:Lake Joseph
1100:Dorsetshire
1056:Gravenhurst
556:Parry Sound
497:Gravenhurst
491:Bracebridge
465:Goldie Hawn
429:Lake Joseph
395:Mesqua Ukie
356:Bracebridge
194:Jeff Lehman
179:Bracebridge
110: /
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3181:Brockville
3176:Belleville
3002:Manitoulin
2969:Wellington
2894:Haliburton
2613:January 8,
2073:August 30,
2068:Daily Hive
2047:Ontario.ca
2031:Ontario.ca
1952:References
1821:Median age
1779:Population
1738:living in
1615:Huntsville
1462:fiberglass
1446:automobile
1369:Bigwin Inn
1339:Pittsburgh
1198:Named for
1188:James Watt
1186:Named for
1154:Named for
1151:Stephenson
1138:Named for
1046:Named for
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918:Named for
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712:Townships
574:Kanesatake
565:reserves:
485:Huntsville
360:Huntsville
328:Haliburton
221:Population
185:Government
48:upper-tier
3251:Stratford
3241:St. Marys
3191:Gananoque
3123:Haldimand
3108:Brantford
3007:Nipissing
2979:Districts
2929:Middlesex
2884:Frontenac
1981:March 19,
1945:Beaumaris
1793:Land area
1357:Deerhurst
1352:Islander.
1293:hay fever
1285:Emily May
1158:, son of
1096:Sherborne
1072:Musquakie
875:Township
864:steamship
580:reserves.
578:Kahnewake
449:Mike Weir
445:Tom Hanks
437:Hollywood
400:Musquakie
373:and even
321:cottaging
243:Time zone
3226:Prescott
3216:Pembroke
3201:Kingston
3186:Cornwall
3128:Hamilton
3080:Waterloo
2992:Cochrane
2899:Hastings
2869:Dufferin
2856:Counties
2585:April 2,
1917:St. Elmo
1901:See also
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1852:$ 83,000
1613:Town of
1588:Town of
1559:Town of
1277:tourists
1238:Cherokee
1135:Sinclair
1043:Morrison
991:Macaulay
955:Franklin
915:Cardwell
769:Macaulay
740:Humphrey
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725:Morrison
685:railroad
678:corduroy
639:explorer
608:and the
495:Town of
489:Town of
483:Town of
132:Province
3265:Regions
3256:Windsor
3211:Orillia
3153:Toronto
3138:Norfolk
3065:Niagara
3060:Muskoka
3022:Sudbury
2954:Renfrew
2909:Lambton
2848:Ontario
1742:of its
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1335:Toronto
1250:Wenonah
1171:Stisted
1126:on the
1067:Muskoka
967:Freeman
927:Chaffey
728:Muskoka
669:Germany
552:Orillia
532:History
406:Orillia
352:marinas
317:Toronto
295:, is a
293:Muskoka
272:Website
137:Ontario
123:Country
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95:45°10′N
3206:London
3196:Guelph
3171:Barrie
3143:Ottawa
3070:Oxford
3055:Halton
3050:Durham
2997:Kenora
2987:Algoma
2959:Simcoe
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1083:Oakley
1015:Medora
1003:McLean
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2874:Elgin
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