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Distribution of Fish Species at Risk Maple Grove Connor Mount Wolfe Ballycroy Nobleton Airfield Lucille Jessopville Burbank Field Airfield Gibson Lake Hammertown Crombies Woodside Bailey Creek Distribution of Fish Humber River Camilla Hockley Valley Provincial Nature Reserve Park Palgrave Holly Park Glen Cross Palgrave Conservation Area Cannings Falls Mono Mills Dam Species at Risk Cold Creek Conservation Area East Humber River Nobleton King Creek Blacks Corners Cedar Mills Whittington Cardwell Hockley Valley Blount Castlederg Credit Valley Albion Hills Conservation Area Coventry Allens Lakes Mono Mills Conservation Authority Glen Haffy Conservation Area Salem (Map 1 of 2) Humber Springs Ponds Lockton The Dingle Hockley Valley Cold Creek Campania Grand Valley Airfield Albion Hills Albion Sleswick Humber Bolton Monora Creek Island's Bay Glasgow Sharon Lake Nottawasaga River Humber River Willow Brook Orangeville Reservoir Bolton Station Laurel Monora Conservation Area Centreville Creek Humber River ¤£25 Credit River Speersville Kleinburg Leggatt Tormore Orangeville Rosehill Widgett Lake Nashville Farmington Macville Bowling Green Mill Creek Innis Lake Twenty Five Hill Caledon East Melville Hill Star Grand River Fraxa Junction Mono Road Melville Pond Lindsay Creek Morrow's Hill Melville McLeodville Elder Mills 136 Coleraine ¤£ The Horse Shoe West Humber River Elder Station Garafraxa Woods Caledon Hills Warnock Lake Wildfield Tarbert McCallum's Pond Sandhill Silver Creek Little Credit River Amaranth Station Caledon Lake Caledon Village The Maples Cressview Lakes Mud Lake West Humber River Wilcox Conservation Area Alton Caledon Creek Caledon Mountain Kilmanagh Castlemore The Pinnacle Salt Creek Grand Valley Grand River Charles Sauriol Conservation Area WaldemaWr illow Brook Salt Creek Green Lake Ebenezer Boyne Creek Tullamore Credit River Alton Branch 25 Sligo ¤£ Coulterville Cataract Sligo Hill Peepabun Forks of the Credit Provincial Park Little Credit River Claireville Conservation Area Claude Brimstone Inglewood Devils Pulpit Campbells Cross Gorewood Acres ¨ Forks of the Credit 10 Mayfield Reading Dufferin Lake ¤£ Victoria Mimico Creek Binkham Credit River (Erin Branch) Marsville Belfountain Boston Mills Heart Lake Conservation Area Bramalea The Grange Ferndale Grahamsville Brampton Airfield 1 Prices Corner Etobicoke Creek Heart Lake Marvin Heights Hereward Belwood Lake Conservation Area 2 Cheltenham Snelgrove 410 Hillsburgh Credit River (Erin Branch) ¤£ Bramalea Woods Credit River (Erin Branch) Credit River LLaakkee ¤£24 Rockside Grand River Onnttaarriioo Dracon Madoc Roman Lake Orton Cedar Valley Belwood Mount Charles Craigsholme Brisbane Terra Cotta Conservation Area Alloa Fletchers Creek Brampton Rogers Creek Peel Village Coningsby Ridgehill Simpson Corners Etobicoke Creek Niagara Escarpment Northwood Park Mount Pleasant Mimosa Speed River Silver Creek Conservation Area Derry West Shortnose Cisco Red Ballinafad Springbrook American Eel Orange Living Springs Lutteral Creek Snows Creek Norval Station Redside Dace Orange Huttonville Credit River Lake Belwood Glen Williams Deepwater Sculpin (Grt Lakes/Western St. Lawrence) Purple Belwood Lake Conservation Area Credit River Meadowvale Conservation Area Irvine Creek Ospringe Churchville Meadowvale Village Upper Great Lakes Kiyi Purple Spier Grand River Shiloh Wildwood Norval Silver Creek Georgetown Levi's Creek Fletchers Creek Eramosa River Shands Moore Park Delrex Levi's Creek Meadowvale Station ¤£25 Black Creek Meadowvale South Oustic Credit River West Branch Churchill Whaley's Corners Halton Hills Stewarttown Fergus Limehouse East Sixteen Mile Creek Wabukayne Creek Everton Niagara Escarpment Limehouse Conservation Area Lisgar Streetsville Junction Middle Sixteen Mile Creek Lake Aquitaine Mullet Creek Ashgrove Meadowvale West Lake Wabukayne Black Creek Acton Vista Heights Elora Bissel Conservation Area Birge Mills Swan Creek Speedside Brucedale Fairy Lake Salem The Gorge Richardson Creek Irvine Creek Blue Springs Creek East Sixteen Mile Creek Centre Inn Brimmie Mill DamElora Blue Springs Ennotville Lutteral Creek Hornby Rockcut Hornby Station Elora Gorge Conservation Area Rockwood ¤£25 Agerton Cox Creek Armstrong Mills Speyside Rockwood Conservation Area Scotch Block Reservoir Eramosa Sixteen Mile Creek Scotch Block Eramosa River Middle Sixteen Mile Creek Niagara Escarpment Grand River Drumquin Middle Sixteen Mile Creek Ponsonby Marden Creek Boston Swan Creek Guelph Lake Conservation Area Inverhaugh Guelph Lake Eden Mills Clythe Creek Esquesing Conservation Area Dorset Park Guelph Dam Blue Springs Creek Milton Sayers Mills Innis Lake Twenty Five Hill Willowdale Bayview VillaNgeewtonbrook Creek Caledon East Black Creek Henry Farm Melville Hill Star Boyd Conservation Area Fisherville North York Melville Pond Mono Road Lindsay Creek Pine Grove Edgeley Deerlick Creek Melville McLeodville Elder Mills Westminster Creek Distribution of Fish Coleraine Silver Hills The Horse Shoe West Humber River Elder Station Caledon Hills G Ross Lord Park Warnock Lake Wildfield Lansing McCallum's Pond Sandhill East Humber River Species at Risk Silver Creek Little Credit River Caledon Lake Caledon Village Dufferin Creek Woodbridge Frontier Route Emery Creek Earl Bales Park West Humber River Don River West Branch Derrydowns Park York Mills Credit Valley Alton Caledon Creek Caledon Mountain Kilmanagh Hogg's Hollow Castlemore Armour Heights The Pinnacle Salt Creek North York Bedford Park Wilson Heights Conservation Authority Charles Sauriol Conservation Area Northwood Park Downsview Airport Salt Creek Green Lake Ebenezer Humber Summit (Map 2 of 2) Tullamore Winston Park North York Credit River Alton Branch Emery 427 Sligo ¤£ Etobicoke Rowntree Creek Coulterville Black Creek Lawrence Manor Leaside Thistletown Lawrence Heights Cataract Sligo Hill ¤£407 Downsview Beaumonde Heights Little Credit River Claireville Davisville Forks of the Credit Provincial Park Claireville Conservation Area West Humber River North Park Claude Claireville Reservoir Maple Leaf Creek Brimstone Inglewood Devils Pulpit Campbells Cross Gorewood Acres Humberlea Forest Hill Claireville Dam Forks of the Credit Berry Creek Moore Park 10 Mayfield Dufferin Lake ¤£ Del Ray Cedarvale Rexdale Pine Point York Victoria Mimico Creek Weston Binkham Credit River (Erin Branch) Highfield Fairbank Belfountain Mount Dennis Oakwood Deer Park Boston Mills Heart Lake Conservation Area Fairhaven St. James Town Bramalea Grahamsville Wychwood Park The Grange Ferndale Brampton Airfield York Silverthorne Ridgewood The Annex Etobicoke Creek Heart Lake Humber Creek Marvin Heights Eglinton Flats Malton Etobicoke Cheltenham Mimico Creek Credit River (Erin Branch) Snelgrove ¤£410 RunnymedTehe Junction Bramalea Woods ¤£409 Silver Creek Credit River (Erin Branch) Credit River ¤£24 Rockside Lambton Park Humber Valley Madoc Lester B Pearson International Airport Humberside Roman Lake Parkdale Humber River High Park Old MilSl wansea Spring Creek Brigantine Cove West Pond Deep Pike Cut Mount Charles Ontario Place Brisbane Etobicoke Creek Humber Bay Blockhouse Bay Terra Cotta Conservation Area Alloa Fletchers Creek Brampton Etobicoke Peel Village Renforth Creek Gibraltar Point Rogers Creek Elmcrest Creek Coningsby Ridgehill Etobicoke Creek Bloordale Gardens Niagara Escarpment Northwood Park Humber Bay Park Mount Pleasant Hanlan Mimico Mimico Beach Silver Creek Conservation Area Derry West ¨ Ballinafad Springbrook ¤£410 Summerville Alderwood Snows Creek Norval Station New Toronto Huttonville Credit River Little Etobicoke Creek Glen Williams 1 Britannia Orchard Heights Credit River Meadowvale Conservation Area Churchville Long Branch Ospringe Wildwood Meadowvale Village Norval Mississauga Applewood Creek 2 Lake Silver Creek Georgetown Etobicoke Creek Lake Levi's Creek Fletchers Creek Applewood Acres Eramosa River Mississauga Valley Ontario Moore Park Delrex Levi's Creek Meadowvale Station Ontario Cooksville Creek Serson Creek ¤£25 Black Creek Meadowvale South Credit River West Branch Fairview Cooksville Lakeview Generating Station Churchill Whaley's Corners Lakeview Halton Hills Stewarttown Cooksville Creek Limehouse East Sixteen Mile Creek Wabukayne Creek Carolyn Creek Everton Niagara Escarpment Limehouse Conservation Area Lisgar Streetsville Junction Mary Fix Creek Lake Aquitaine Mullet Creek Middle Sixteen Mile Creek Kenollie Creek Credit River Ashgrove Meadowvale West Lake Wabukayne Credit River Black Creek Stavebank Creek Acton Vista Heights Port Credit Brucedale Fairy Lake Mullet Creek Tecumseh Creek Lake Richardson Creek Erindale Lornewood Creek Blue Springs Creek East Sixteen Mile Creek Sawmill Creek Lorne Park Ontario Blue Springs Hornby Jack Darling Memorial Park Rockcut Hornby Station Turtle Creek Shortnose Cisco Red Rockwood ¤£25 Erin Mills Agerton Clarkson Rattray Marsh American Eel Orange Speyside Rattray Marsh Conservation Area Rockwood Conservation Area Scotch Block Reservoir Sheridan Park Sheridan Creek Redside Dace Orange Sixteen Mile Creek Scotch Block Eramosa River Middle Sixteen Mile Creek Snider Park Royal Deepwater Sculpin (Grt Lakes/Western St. Lawrence) Purple Niagara Escarpment Drumquin Middle Sixteen Mile Creek Upper Great Lakes Kiyi Purple Boston Clearview Avonhead Creek Eden Mills ¤£QEW Joshua's Creek Clythe Creek Esquesing Conservation Area Dorset Park Blue Springs Creek Milton Sayers Mills Sixteen Valley Conservation Area Milton Charnwood Sixteen Mile Creek Omagh Wedgewood Creek Mountsberg Creek Mill Pond Morrison Creek
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