Secondary region of Ontario, Canada
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Eastern Ontario is a corner of Ontario sandwiched between New York State to the south and Quebec to the north.
The city of Ottawa, its suburbs and agricultural hinterland, and home to several recreational lakes.
A region of small towns and interspersed farms and forests often used as a weekend getaway from the city of Ottawa.
A patchwork of English- and French-speaking small towns nestled in the farmland between Ottawa and Montreal
The shores of Lake Ontario and the wine region of Prince Edward County.
Historic cities and town, notably Kingston, stretched along the St. Lawrence River, with the Thousand Islands as its natural landmark.
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the largest city of the region, it has all the architecture and museums you would expect in a national capital
part of Ontario's Celtic heartland, a place where Gaelic can still be heard
it has some fine heritage buildings
the "city of the Thousand Islands"
for those coming from Montreal, this is a stop along the way to Toronto
one of the most historic cities in Canada with many churches, old buildings, picturesque neighbourhoods, and 19th-century fortifications
a small city that can be a base for exploring Algonquin Provincial Park
has two War of 1812 national historic sites to visit
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