The Welland Canal Lock 7 Camera is now on the new system. We are hoping for a more stable “LIVE” Feed of Lock 7. Thanks to those who have donated to our efforts in making the Welland Canal available to all no matter where anyone lives. We raised approx. 75% of the funds required to replace the equipment. If you are interested in contribing to the over all cost of the equipment, please click here: https://niagara.ogs.on.ca/donate/
| The Welland Canal is a 43 km (27 mile) ship canal in Ontario, Canada, connecting Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. It forms a key section of the St. Lawrence Seaway and Great Lakes Waterway. Traversing the Niagara Peninsula from Port Weller to Port Colborne, its eight locks enable ships to ascend and descend the 99.5 meter (326 feet) elevation difference between the lakes, and bypass the 51 meter (167 ft.) Niagara Falls. Lock 7 in Thorold, Ontario, shown above, is the highest point of the canal system at 174.3 metres (572 feet) above sea level. Check Ship Times for the Welland Canal | Thorold, Ontario 10:08 am, June 2, 2023  26°Cscattered clouds Wind: 9 Km/h Sunrise: 5:39 am Sunset: 8:50 pm |
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Many people with ancestors of the Old Counties of Lincoln/Welland can connect to their ancestral ties which date back to the development and building of the Welland Canal System.
Wikipedia – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Welland_Canal
Links to other Resources:
Historic Welland Canals Mapping Project (HWCMP)