The Ottawa River defines the setting of Head, Clara and Maria — it forms the township’s southern boundary, while forest and Canadian Shield rock shape this lightly settled part of eastern Ontario. Rather than a conventional urban centre, it is an expansive rural municipality of small communities, local roads and backcountry. Its distinctive name preserves the three historic townships of Head, Clara and Maria from which the present municipality was formed. Located in Renfrew County near the Quebec border, the area belongs to the broad Ottawa Valley. Browse additional webcams from the Ottawa River Valley to extend your view of eastern Ontario.
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