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Leamington is in Essex County, Ontario. The closest major city is Windsor, across from the American border at Detroit, Michigan.
Latitude: 42° 05' 00" N - 82° 34' 00" W
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Leamington, Ont, Town, pop 16,188 (1996c), 14,140 (1991cA), 13,064
(1986cA), area 10.63 km², inc 1890, located on the N shore of LAKE ERIE, 54 km
SE of WINDSOR. Named after a town in Warwickshire, Eng, it developed in the 19th
century as a lake port and market-gardening centre. Tobacco growing was a major
industry in the surrounding area, along with canning and food processing. Today
it is the site of a large H.J. Heinz Co food processing plant. It is also the
gateway to POINT PELÉE NATIONAL PARK.
Author:
DANIEL FRANCIS
The 1998 Canadian Encyclopedia
Colasanti's Tropical Garden
Fort Malden
Harrow Research Centre - Agriculture and
Agri-Food Canada
Heinz Factory
Heritage Village Museum
Jack Miner Bird Sanctuary
Jim Flynn Photo Gallery
Jones
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Kingsville Area
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Leamington War Memorial
North American Black
Historical Museum
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Walpole Island Heritage Centre
Walpole Island
First Nations
See also Point Pelee National Park and Pelee Island.
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Paul Dueck - harpist
Nino Ricci - author, his
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David Suzuki - Geneticist and broadcaster
Essex County Info
Essex County
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Essex Region Conservation Authority
German tourist's view of the area
How's your german?
Harrow History
Leamington Directory - Businesses
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Leamington Hwy 2 Directory
Leamington Mennonite Brethern Church
Leamington SeekOn Directory
Municipality of Leamington
Rephidim Herb Farm
South Essex Economic Development Corporation
Summer
Festivals in Ontario
Map of Leamington
MapBlast
Mapquest Click on the link and type in the name of the town or city as well as the province.
National Atlas of Canada
Mileage charts
Yellow Pages Canada
Great maps to find a person's place. Under "Find a Person", enter the person's last name, town and province. Click on the "Search" button. The next screen should show a link to the person. Click on the link to the name. The next screen shows the person's address. Click on the map icon. Zoom in and out using the buttons at the top of the screen.
CHYR Radio, Leamington
CKLW Radio, Windsor
Leamington Post
Leamington news and weather
Pulse Magazine
Walkerville Times
Windsor Life Magazine
Windsor Star
Windsor Weather
PELEE ISLAND Pelee Island, 18 sq mi (47 sq km), S Ont., Canada, in W Lake
Erie. Scudder is the chief town. Ferry service connects the island.
The Columbia Encyclopedia
Amphibian and reptile area
Pelee Island Boating
Pelee Island
Seek On Directory
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Pelee Island Ferry - Jiimaan
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Pelee Island, Point Pelee and Essex County Birding Reports
Pelee Island Birding (article)
Pelee Island Tourism Web
Pelee Island United Mennonite Church
Point Pelée National Park (est 1918) is located at the tip of Point Pelee, a
long peninsula jutting abruptly into LAKE ERIE, the southernmost tip of Canada's
mainland. It is on the same latitude as Rome and northern California and its
climate is somewhat warmer than in the rest of Canada; many species found in the
park are typical of southern areas. The park sits atop a deposit of sand up to
70 m thick left by glacial meltwaters on a submerged limestone ridge.
The 1998 Canadian Encyclopedia
Friends of Point Pelee
May Apples at Point Pelee
Point Pelee National Park Canadian Nature Federation
Point Pelee National Park - Parks Canada
Friends of Point Pelee - Festival of Birds Events
Point Pelee National Park, Pelee Island
Point Pelee, Pelee Island and Essex County Birding Reports
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Sherk Center
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Colio Estate Wines, Harrow
History of Essex Vineyards
Pelee Island Winery, Kingsville
Southern Ontario Vintners
by Stompin' Tom Connors
There was this guy from P.E.I. they used to call Potato,
He met this young Leamington, Ontario tomato,
But he had eyes for other girls, and since she was a little mushy,
So they said, "Well, let's get wed, there's no sense being fussy."
Chorus:
Big size, French fries, how they love tomatoes,
So dress 'em up with Heinz ketchup, ketchup loves potatoes,
Ketchup loves potatoes.
Well he went down to Windsor town to buy a ring on Monday,
Saturday, they said, "Okay, we'll cut the cake on Sunday."
But Sunday came, and what a shame, they had no one to fetch it,
Without a cake they just sat and ate potato chips and ketchup.
[Chorus]
And so this guy from P.E.I. they used to call potato,
He's got two boys and a little girl, two spuds and one tomato,
They romp and run around Leamington and boy when they get hungry,
The bottle drips all over the chips way down in the ketchup country.
[Chorus]
Ketchup loves potatoes.
Ketchup loves potatoes !
From the album, Bud the Spud - 1969 Capitol