Sand Lake (Ontario) Explained

There are a number of Sand Lakes in Ontario:

• Sand Lake (Patterson Township, Ontario) - Parry Sound District
• Sand Lake (Swartman Township, Ontario) - Cochrane District
• Sand Lake (Olrig Township, Ontario) - Nipissing District
• Sand Lake (Chelsea Township, Ontario) - Algoma District
  • Sand Lake (Muskoka District, Ontario) Sand Lake (Leeds and Grenville United Counties, Ontario), described in 1828 by surveyor John Burrows (who called it "Davies Lake")^[1]
• Sand Lake (South Frontenac, Ontario) - Frontenac County
• Sand Lake (North Frontenac, Ontario) - Frontenac County
• Sand Lake (Kearney, Ontario) -Parry Sound District
• Sand Lake (Manitouwadge, Ontario) - Thunder Bay District
• Sand Lake (Laurentian Hills, Ontario) - Renfrew County
• Sand Lake (Cockburn Island, Ontario) - Manitoulin District
• Sand Lake (Head, Clara and Maria, Ontario) - Renfrew Count
• Sand Lake (Stoney Township, Ontario) - Algoma District
• Sand Lake (Paudash Township, Ontario) - Sudbury District
• Sand Lake (Foleyet Township, Ontario) - Sudbury District
• Sand Lake (Echum Township, Ontario) - Algoma District
• Sand Lake (Val Rita-Harty, Ontario) - Cochrane District
• Sand Lake (West Nipissing, Ontario) - Nipissing District
• Sand Lake (Strey Township, Ontario) - Thunder Bay District
• Sand Lake (Central Manitoulin, Ontario) - Manitoulin District
• Sand Lake (Minaki, Ontario) - Kenora District
• Sand Lake (Northern Algoma, Ontario) - Algoma District

Notes and References

1. Web site: The Rideau Today and Yesterday . Watson, Ken W.. The Rideau Route. 1 December 2024.