Meaford
Meaford combines a rural, agricultural character with a lakeside identity in a way that reflects its position on southern Georgian Bay. The municipality extends inland from the shore through the rolling farmland of Grey County, while Highway 26 is a principal east–west route connecting Meaford with Owen Sound and Collingwood. Meaford Harbour opens toward Nottawasaga Bay, part of Georgian Bay, placing boating and the waterfront close to the town centre. Apples have long been part of the area’s farming economy, and the annual Meaford Scarecrow Invasion turns that agricultural setting into a community-wide public-art event. Meaford Hall, a 1908 building in the centre, continues as an arts and cultural venue. The contrast between a working countryside and the bay gives this Ontario community its distinct scale.
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Nottawasaga Bay, an inlet of Georgian Bay, defines the setting of Meaford — the harbour and the mouth of the Bighead River keep the waterfront at the centre of this Ontario town. Fruit growing is part of the local identity: farmland around Meaford is known for apple orchards, celebrated each autumn during the Meaford Scarecrow Invasion and Family Festival. Meaford Hall, built in 1908 for the town hall and opera house, remains a venue for performances and community events. The Georgian Trail reaches Meaford from Collingwood on a former railway corridor. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of Ontario connects regionally.
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