The Harbours And Ports Of Lake Ontario, in a Series of Charts, Accompanied By A Description Of Each; Together With The Lighthouses, Harbour Lights, Depth Of Water, Courses And Distances, &c. &c. Compiled From Authentic Sources, The Charts Of Capt. Owen And Lieut. Herbert, From Recent Surveys. As Well As From Personal Observations : Grafton

Grafton

	Title Page
	Preface.
	Dedication.
	Harbours And Port
	Toronto Harbour, Or Bay
	The Port Of Liverpool, Or Pickering, Formerly Called Frenchman's Bay
	Whitby Harbour
	Oshawa
	Port Darlington
	Raby Head
	Bond Head, Or Port Of Newcastle
	Port Hope
	Cobourg
	Grafton
	Colborne
	Presqu'isle Harbour
	Scotch Bonnet Lighthouse
	Weller's Bay
	Kingston Harbour
	Sackett's Harbour
	Port Ontario
	Oswego Harbour
	Little Sodus Bay
	Big Sodus Bay
	Genesee River
	Oak Orchard Creek
	Niagara River
	Port Dalhousie
	Port Of Hamilton & Burlington Canal
	Oakville
	Port Credit
	Wellington Square, And Nelson Or Bronte
	Port Britain
	Extract From "An Act To Compel Vessels To Carry A Light During The Night And To Make Sundry Provisions To Regulate The Navigation Of The Waters Of This Province." 14 & 15 Victoria, Chap. 126
	Royal Humane Society's Directions for the Reocvery Of The Apparently Drowned
	Table of Illustrations
	Index

The village of Grafton is about 8 miles E. of Cobourg, having a wharf run out from the land in the Lake into 10 feet water.

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electronic edition is based on the original in the collection of the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston.