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City of Owen Sound Tourism Division, 808 2Nd Ave E • 519-376-4440 Ext To Leith, Annan & Hibou Conservation Area, 32nd St. East LEGEND CENI S C Visitor Information R CEN Centre E S I O T C U R O U T E Public Washrooms To 9th Ave. E. Cobble Beach Golf Links, 1 15 Parking Lot P Legacy Ridge Golf Club, Hospital Balmy Beach, Indian Falls, Georgian Kiwanis Big Bay, Oxenden, East Bay Shore Rd. Soccer Waterfalls Wiarton Complex Bay 28th St. E. 29th St. W. Boat Launch POINTS OF INTEREST 27th St. E. 28th St. W. Marina Visitor Information Centre 4th Ave. W. 27th St. W.Maitland 7th Ave. E. Park Campground 1 Black History Cairn 26th St. E. 26th St. W. 2 8th Ave. A. E. Park Lands Billy Bishop Home & Museum 8th Ave. E. 3 Centennial Tower Industrial Park Tom Stoney 4 Children’s Peace Labyrinth Williams Orchard 25th St. E. Cemetery Park Compost Park 6th Ave. W. EN C I C 5th Ave. W. Site 5 City Hall & Interpretive Area 24th St. W. Scenic Route S R 6 Farmers’ Market 23th St. W. OUTE Georgian Shores 3rd Ave. East 10th Ave. E. Conservation Tom Thomson Trail 23rd St. E. 9th Ave.23rd East St. A. E. 23rd St. East 8th Ave. W. Marina 7 Greenwood Cemetery Animal Authority Lands 4th Ave. W. Shelter 7th Ave. W. 8 Grey Roots Museum & Archives 6th Ave. W. St. Julien’s Transfer Bruce Trail 5th Ave. W. 18th Ave. E. Ave. 18th Station Park 8th Ave. E. E. Ave. 20th 22nd St. W. Recycling 9 Harrison Park 3rd Ave. W. Depot Bruce Side Trail Owen Sound k 21st St. W. r Public 10 Harry Lumley Rowing a P Works Club r 6th Ave. E. Owen Sound Trails 6th Ave. W. Bay u 7th Ave. E. Bayshore Community Centre y h 20th St. W. Harry Lumley t a r w Bayshore A 20th St. E. Free Wi-fi k c r M 11 Inglis Falls a Community P 20th St. East Centre 19th St. E. 19th St. W. t n Kelso Beach 12 e Jones Falls g r Park 10 a S Blue Water 13 14 Julie McArthur e Curling Club Kinsmen 18th St. W. i 18th St. E. Duncan d Park 5th Ave. W. d McLellan 8th Ave. W. Regional Recreational Centre 17th St. W. E Park 18th St. E. 14 Kelso Beach Park & Splash Pad 16th St. W. 5th Ave. E. Community Waterfront Heritage Centre East Ave. 28th 3rd Ave. W. 15 17th St. E. East Ave. 16th 17th St. E. 4th Ave. E. 17th St. E. Service Canada/ Mill Dam & Fish Ladder Health Heritage Place 16 Harrison Unit Alexandra 9th Ave. East Shopping Centre 15th St. W. Field Park 18th Ave. E. Ave. 18th 16th St. East 17 Public Library 6th Ave. E. To Owen Sound Billy Bishop Provincial 14th St. E. 7th Ave. E. Regional Airport, 18 Roxy Theatre Service 16th St. E. 8th Ave. E. 14th St. W. Centre 16th St. East Heritage Scenic City Golf Course, 14th St. W. Health 15th St. East Land E. Ave. 20th Grove 19 Kiwanis Sk8 & Bike Park W. Meaford and Collingwood 6th Ave. W. A. Team 13th St. E. r 13th St 2nd Ave. East Registry Office E. Ave. 18th e 7th Ave. W. v 15th St. A. E. i 3rd Ave. East R 20 13th St. W. Tom Thomson Art Gallery i 15th St. B. E. 1st Ave. E. Fire Hall E. Ave. 12th . Sydenham River m E . o 7th Ave. A. W. t t 12th St. E. 12th St. E. S 21 Weaver’s Creek Falls a 12th St. W. h . 0t Grey Bruce Regional w E E. Ave. 14th 1 8th Ave. W. a e E. Ave. 13th t Health Centre v t 3 11th St. E. 11th St. E. 6th Ave. W. Ave. 6th 15 5th Ave. W. Ave. 5th A o West Ave. 1st h EdTaylor 10th St. E. P t 19 0 Soundview 1 11th St. B. W. Park Park W. Ave. 3rd. E 4th Ave. W. Ave. 4th 2nd Ave. West Ave. 2nd Victoria 13 Armories Bruce Trail 11th St. A. W. St. George’s Park Lamson Cres. MUNICIPALITY 9 Park OF t 11th St. W. h 10th St. East Laurie Cres. 9th St. A. E. A 11th St. W. v Alpha St. W. A. Pottawatomi e 4th Ave. 4th C . W 9th St. A. E. Georgian Conservation . 4 B E. Ave. 11th MEAFORD 10th Ave. E. Ave. 10th 7th Ave. W. Ave. 7th College Area E. Ave. 6th 10th St. WestCity 9th St. E. E. Ave. 8th 9th Ave. ‘A’ E. ‘A’ Ave. 9th 8th St. East Police E. Ave. 7th 5th Ave. E. Ave. 5th 2 E. Ave. 4th 8th St. A. E. 5th Ave. A. E. A. Ave. 5th . 18 Galaxy . Ryerson 3rd Ave. East Ave. 3rd W Centre 9th St. W. 5 Park 8th Ave. W. Ave. 8th 8th St. East W . A. A. 20 5th Ave. W. Ave. 5th 7th St. A. E. F 6th Ave. W. Ave. 6th 6 7th St. E. e 9th St. W. Av 3rd 17 D e 4th Av 4th 7th St. E. To Drive-In 10th St. West E. Ave. 8th Ontario 9th Ave. East Ave. 9th 7th Ave. W. Ave. 7th Court of KOA Shallow Lake, Jones Falls 8th St. W. 7th St. E. 6th St. E. Hepworth, E. Ave. 7th 6th St. A. E. Justice Campground West Rocks 4th Ave. W. Ave. 4th C Provincial Sauble Beach, P 12 Management Area Wiarton 7th St. W. W. Ave. 2nd Offences Court 6th St. E. Grey County 2nd Ave. East Ave. 2nd 5th St. E. ? E. Ave. 3rd Owen Heights Administration 16 Park 5t h S t. E. E. Ave 7th G 5th St. A. E. E. A. 6th Ave. E. Ave. 6th SPRINGMOUNT E. Ave. 5th 8th Ave 8th Superior St. 5th St. E. 6th Ave. W. Ave. 6th s re E. Ave. 4th 4th St. E. oo 4th St. A. E. To Southampton, M 3 Port Elgin 5th St. W. ill H E. Ave. 8th 4th St. A. E. S . P 4th t. W. E Black’s P . Park ve 4th St. E. A 6th 4th St. A. W. 3rd St. A. W. 3rd St. A. W. E. A. Ave. 8th 2nd St. DOWNTOWN OWEN SOUND A. E. Beattie St. E. Ave 7th . E 3rd St. W. e v Garafraxa 15 A Cpl Robert T. James Comm-R-Ette h Park t 2nd Ave. East Ave. 2nd Dockage Park Mitchell Park 2nd St. E. 6 1st St. W. Visitor Information Centre W. Ave. 6th 1st St. E. Parkview 11th St. W E. Ave. 5th 5th Ave. W. Ave. 5th Park 1st Ave. A W 1st Ave. E 1st St. A. W. 4th Ave. W. Ave. 4th 5th Ave. A. W. A. Ave. 5th 2nd St. W. Walkway 1st St. E. 2nd Ave. E 1st St. A. W. 1st St. W. 3rd Ave. E Harrison Park P Side Trail Walkway 10th St. E 1st St. W. 7 2nd Ave. E 3rd Ave. E CENI S C 10th St. W 1st St. S.W. Greenwood Cemetery 1 P R O U T E Walkway 9 Storybook 1st St. S. W. Harrison City Post P Park Road Police Office 2 1st Ave. W Park 9th St. E 2nd St. S.W. Harrison Bishop Park Inn To House St. Mary’s Storybook 18 Harrison Park 9th St. W Cemetery Park Walkway Campground 2nd Ave. W 21 P Roxy Inglis Falls 3rd Ave. W Theatre A r e v City Weaver Creek i Hall 20 R Falls P One Way 8th St. E 5 m 17 6 a 3rd Ave. E 2nd Ave. E h To Inglis Falls n e Jervis Bay d Park y 8th St. W S Walkway Grey Sauble Conservation P Administration P 7th St. E Bruce Trail Natural Setting 100 Serviced Sites Canoes B r Inglis Falls 7th St. W 2nd Ave. E County Road 5 e v Pool Showers Hiking Tennis Paddleboats 2nd Ave. W i Conservation Area R Inglis m a h A n Falls e d Bruce Trail y S TOWNSHIP OF 11 P Keeling Side Trail ROCKFORD Charlie Kelly 6th St. E GEORGIAN 6th St. W Park 16 BLUFFS To Grey Roots: 8 Chatsworth, Museum Guelph & Harrison Park & Archives P ? County Road 18 Map not to scale. Toronto 519-371-9734 B C 4 Every Knight, Just Right! D • Newly renovated with 28 spotlessly clean rooms. 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