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2018-Ward-Boundary-Map.Pdf Map produced by the City of Kawartha Lakes Mapping & GIS Division with data obtained under license. Reproduction without permission is CON. 12 prohibited. All distances and locations are approximate and are not of Mi ria m D r Old Vic to ria R d Sickle Lake survey quality. This map is illustrative only. Do not rely on it as being a CON. 11 precise indicator of privately or publicity owned land, routes, locations or Crotchet Browns Andrews 0 Lake features, nor as a guide to navigate. For accurate reference of the Ward CON. 1 Lake Lake CON. 9 Boundaries please refer to By-Law 2017-053 on the City of Kawartha 6 4 2 Boot 12 10 8 16 14 22 20 Lake 26 24 32 30 28 Lakes Website or contact the Clerks office. 36 34 CON. 8 Murphy Lake North CON. 7 City of Kawartha Lakes Big Trout Longford Lake Lake Thrasher Lake CON. 6 Circlet Ward Boundaries Lake South Longford CON. 5 Lake Big Duck . 4 CON Lake 10 5 0 10 CON. 3 Logan Lake L o g a n L a ke CON. 2 Isl a n d A Kilometers Lo COeN. 1 ga n Lak R d d R CON. 13 e r i v R m a Victoria 13 e CON. h n ke s CON. 12 La i a L w e Hunters k L c Lake Bl a CON. 12 Bl a 11 c k Rd CON. R iv e r Jordans Lake CON. 11 ON. 10 l C i 2 a 6 4 r 2 10 8 T 14 1 18 16 24 22 20 m 26 l CON. 10 32 30 28 o 2 36 34 h 4 8 6 G s 10 . 9 Crooked a i 12 Carp CON Smudge r dn 16 14 e h 18 Lake r 2 20 Lake Lake C 2 d 24 n Dr 30 28 o R CON. 9 t l n 8 y Raven ON. o C a r t r e Lake a n D o a M d L a n CON. 8 m u SADOWA a o Rainy CON. 7 R B Kett Rd Scrabble Lake Lake d CON. 7 Long R Cranberry Lake a CON. 6 w Lake Clear o Lake d a CON. 6 S CON. 5 Red Boat CON. 5 Lake ll e b CON. 4 p e m n a a roze ll y C L G a 1 CON. 4 d Rd W d Fishog n R s R o Mcleish CON. 3 Lake a t y i l y e r r l a D . 3 r CON o e 45 p t a D i Young n e p c i i d i i Lake R a z L h n V d n s CON. 2 r u e m R n k d e a o t s c R w l r l a R B d o i a v ON. 2 M l C T r H B u Sebright e y or Rd Q k Da rtmo b ON. 1 H ea d La k e t C d a Taylor R Is l a nd A g R d s B k i s nc Mo e D d d l . 1 W i CON R h D ig by La x ton Bo und ary R d r C D d Wol f Ru n R Wrig hts ne r La e Rd t d l 12 u Head Oak S t e Brush i Lake n i f Lake Lake o k Boun da ry Rd P r 24 N i s M d K c n Crego p 2 C R 6 4 o r a i c t k h i Ave 10 l Beach Lake CON. 14 n i Day Dr s d Dalrymple e A R H . B n Con C re g o Lake r r L d n l e i w r l a D Lake R u L o k 22 a B T e n g r n B h co d A t Rd h Hilt ons P oin R t o n s t u Rush Rd R Kinmount 6 s o n u i S i d o d Lake t B r R Al va x C Scho ol P 8 v Con. A a CON. 13 r y e House Rd e L v Head N A Fli nt ro c k McNab b 20 D Mo nc k R d Lake 45 Rd Rd h t 72 l Norland a i 6 e d p 41 a R n 35 r i Sh ad o 70 w w T L CON. 9 CON. 10 CON. L o e CON. 6 CON. 7 CON. 8 ake Rd CON. 12 l 18 CON. 5 Shadow C CON. 3 CON. 4 11 k p CON. 1 CON. 2 4 68 6 c m ysuckle Lake N Hone Perch o y O d I c r Rd s 66 l Lake S R d a 4 e S o CON. 11 k E e D C o a k e 64 R d N Curl s r L k e 1 O W 16 8 4 u 2 a k 6 4 C 10 a 12 16 14 B L a 62 18 h Talbot Johnston d t L d D uck r R Lake Lake d r R n 2 a Lake i d e 60 R h l y Dalrymple w 1 e c e R a d a a R r a l bot k 2 D d i T R W e a 58 K e r 14 1 i l P o W t 42 C y ON. 1 B ex l e y La x ton To wns h ip Li ne 0 d z c 36 56 i R s W e d V o Dalrymple n R s r l 12 a 34 54 l 1 e Lake o E L e d t 4 G k D b R n 12 n 32 e i N n a p e h CON. 4 CON. 5 CON. 6 CON. 7 CON. 8 A 52 a h CON. 1 CON. 2 CON. 3 c L L R m m c e d r d CON. 30 t CON. 9 a a R e s e a B k Be a r R d l r C e Bl ac R 9 Silver 50 o t F h B Bexley t Pi ne ry R d So me rv il le 9 th Co nc 47 10 28 t e Lake Hug il l R d r d N M oun ta in R d W 10 S 48 d e a R l ockfer n d R 26 R o w s h e Rd 46 n r n 0 a . 1 e CON c k N. 9 7 CON. 8 CO Coboconk D . e CON i o CON. 6 k 24 r CON. 8 n ON. 4 CON. 5 Four K C r v d ON. 3 ON. 2 C s C a 1 e c T CON. i e i h r d d 44 t u r a R Uni on L Mile s i R S 8 u l m R F R 22 g r R i Cre ek Rd r t d t e e e Lake r i e l 42 n l a l 8 R d d l r r t 20 F L D l h i y O a s t u a R N T o e r r M P 48 a o M T B d 3 40 n Talbot 18 H e e D a r 8 c y t N i 121 a a n g R h r R O l CON. 7 r iver R e i l w R n r s L f z t B c s E R f i r t d a i a 3 e 16 V F i d i e 6 6 a a I 38 r e o C n d R K F y a Mc N am e e 3 L G D Ka wa rtha La ke s R d 1 2 1 H 4 d D o nc r n 6 14 So me rv il le 7 th C 44 Rd E 3 r r R u 36 r Corsons Sc o tts G 2 D N e e l o A 3 n d k i i R s Rd p 0 o e r 12 i a k s B a 49 r L r a n n d 2 34 D i T 8 u k R P Raven d 8 n l CON. 6 i J 4 o 4 2 10 l o 6 e Lake w d 32 W e a e d R Y 2 i l P So me rv il le 6 th k Cranberry 4 A 4 L h n r b l s a B a 8 t n m i 2 L 43 o e r a 2 Con c r a L Lake a d U i 30 n r k k l Burnt R T a 2 G o s 9 l R d e C L 0 i w t LOT 6 d y a E 4 R d d r a e n 1 h n T River G a e R E 28 l r 8 h S t R e t o t N CON.
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