Inverhuron
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Inverhuron has 200 permanent residents and 400 cottages.
It's a popular tourist destination, known for it's spectacular sunsets and beautiful beach.
It has a rich history as well, established in the early 1800s as a landing point for Bruce Township settlers. An old Lime Kiln, used by pioneers has been preserved at the Lime Kiln Cottages.
From the 1920s through to the 1950s, Inverhuron was a summer hotspot, with a dance hall that hosted live music. With the establishment of Inverhuron Provincial Park in 1954, the town secured its place as a tourist haven.
It's a popular tourist destination, known for it's spectacular sunsets and beautiful beach.
It has a rich history as well, established in the early 1800s as a landing point for Bruce Township settlers. An old Lime Kiln, used by pioneers has been preserved at the Lime Kiln Cottages.
From the 1920s through to the 1950s, Inverhuron was a summer hotspot, with a dance hall that hosted live music. With the establishment of Inverhuron Provincial Park in 1954, the town secured its place as a tourist haven.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inverhuron,_Ontario
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Coordinates: 44°17'19"N 81°35'10"W
- Inverhuron Beach 0.6 km
- Inverhuron Beach 1.4 km
- Bruce Power Security Gate 3.5 km
- Kincardine Golf Club 11 km
- Connaught Park - Baseball Diamonds & Fairgrounds 12 km
- Rotary Park 13 km
- St. Anthony's Catholic School 13 km
- Pier 13 km
- Station Beach 13 km
- Downtown Kincardine - Shopping 13 km
- Inverhuron Provincial Park 1.5 km
- Bruce Nuclear Generating Station 4 km
- Bruce Heavy Water Plant 4.4 km
- Kincardine Municipal Airport CNS7 10 km
- Municipality of Kincardine, Ontario 10 km
- Ripley Wind Farm 26 km
- Township of Huron-Kinloss, ON 28 km
- North Bruce Peninsula, Ontario 87 km
- Deepest point in Lake Huron 88 km
- Bruce Peninsula National Park 98 km