Georgian Bay Attractions 
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Highways 400 and 93 from Toronto.
A large bay, so cut off it is almost a lake, Georgian Bay is part of Lake Huron, and was named after George IV. In the north, with its wild, rocky shoreline, it has an atmosphere all its own, dotted with small islands, some no more than a big, bare rock, others with a couple of crooked pine trees. The bay shore in the west and in parts of the south has the high limestone cliffs of the Niagara Escarpment, which, together with the long, sandy beaches on the southern shore and the Midland Peninsula, help to make Georgian Bay the ideal place for anyone who enjoys spending time on, in, or around the water.
A large bay, so cut off it is almost a lake, Georgian Bay is part of Lake Huron, and was named after George IV. In the north, with its wild, rocky shoreline, it has an atmosphere all its own, dotted with small islands, some no more than a big, bare rock, others with a couple of crooked pine trees. The bay shore in the west and in parts of the south has the high limestone cliffs of the Niagara Escarpment, which, together with the long, sandy beaches on the southern shore and the Midland Peninsula, help to make Georgian Bay the ideal place for anyone who enjoys spending time on, in, or around the water.
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