South Core: Gardiner Expressway near York Street

2 44.23°, -76.48°
About location

Kingston is best known in Ontario for its 19th-century limestone architecture. Ontario Street runs through the downtown waterfront beside Lake Ontario, close to the mouth of the Cataraqui River. Kingston City Hall, completed in 1844, stands by the harbour; its dome is a defining element of the city’s civic architecture. Chosen in 1841 as the first seat of government of the Province of Canada, Kingston retains the street grid and substantial stone buildings of a former colonial and military centre. The nearby Thousand Islands and the St. Lawrence River connection also make this a notable boating centre.

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