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- Ottawa River
- 1 place at Vaudreuil, in Lower Canada, where the Ottawa River entered Lake St. Louis. Here the St. Andrews
- 2 worst part of the job first - the Long Sault of the Ottawa, and between 1825 and 1834, work on this canal in
- 3 involved in the forwarding trade, either via the Ottawa-Rideau system, or via the St. Lawrence, were
- 4 under construction for service on the Lachine, Ottawa River and Rideau Canals. It further mentioned that
- 5 than twelve steamboats on the line; three on the Ottawa River, seven on the Canal, one on the Bay of Quinte and
- 6 which is very practicable in the Spring, when the Ottawa is high, and the new lock at Ste. Anne's is
- 7 PHOENIX on the Grenville-Bytown run on the Ottawa River. The COMET was originally built by George N. Ault
- 8 to the fire from a Canadian source. J.R.Booth, the Ottawa "Lumber Baron" had built a railway called the
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