Port Colborne Canada
Port Colborne is a city in Ontario, Canada
Port Colborne (2016 population 18,306) is a city on Lake Erie, at the southern end of the Welland Canal, in the Niagara Region of southern Ontario, Canada. The original settlement, known as Gravelly Bay, dates from 1832 and was renamed after Sir John Colborne, a British war hero and the Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada at the time of the opening of the (new) southern terminus of the First Welland Canal in 1833.
| Top sights in Port Colborne | |
|---|---|
| Port Colborne Port Promenade | 42.886183 / -79.249824 |
| Nickel Beach | 42.875807 / -79.239085 |
| The Friendship Trail | 42.884715 / -79.095841 |
| Hh Knoll Lakeview Park | 42.879697 / -79.256039 |
| Lock 8 Gateway Park | 42.899300 / -79.246877 |
| The Welland Canals Parkways Trail | 43.184460 / -79.198716 |
| Sugarloaf Harbour Marina | 42.876972 / -79.254099 |
| Historical And Marine Museum | 42.887495 / -79.251672 |
| Pleasant Beach | 42.869528 / -79.124422 |
| Port Colborne Visitor Centre | 42.900856 / -79.247835 |
| Greater Niagara Circle Route | 43.206418 / -79.209971 |
| Centennial Park | 43.654042 / -79.588437 |
| Showboat Festival Theatre | 42.888017 / -79.258356 |
| O'S By The Water | 42.886418 / -79.250174 |
| Canal Days Marine Heritage Festival | 42.886418 / -79.250174 |
| Port Colborne Lighthouses | 42.881415 / -79.256550 |
| Roselawn Centre For The Arts | 42.888017 / -79.258356 |
| Mud Lake Conservation Park | 42.933062 / -79.250441 |
| Centennial-Cedar Bay Beach | 42.873921 / -79.178573 |
| Arts Place Gallery | 43.653607 / -79.392512 |