The
Trent Region starts at (1) Trenton on Lake Ontario and
ends at (13) Campbellford, other towns include Frankford, Belleville,
Brighton,
Picton and Bath..
The Rice Lake Region starts at (13) Campbellford
and ends at (19) Scott's Mill, other towns include Hastings,
Harwood
and Bewdley.
The Kawartha Region starts at (19) Scott's Mill
and ends at (36) Kirkfield, other towns include Peterborough,
Lakefield,
Young's Point, Burleigh
Falls, Buckhorn, Bobcaygeon and Fenelon Falls. Lakes include
Katchawanooka, Clear, Stony, Lovesick, Buckhorn, Pigeon, Chemong,
Sturgeon,
Cameron and Balsam Lake.
View video of Bobcaygeon and Fenelon Falls
The Scugog Region starts and ends at (33) Lindsay
allowing access to the Town of Port Perry and Lake Scugog.
The Simcoe Region starts
at (36) Kirkfield and ends at (42) Couchiching, other towns include Beaverton,
Barrie, Orillia, Washago and communities on the shores of Lake
Simcoe and Lake
Couchiching.
The Severn Region starts at (36) Couchiching
and ends at (45) Port Severn on Georgian Bay.
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Lock
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Station
|
Type
|
Chart
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Lake
Ontario
KM - Miles
|
Region
|
GPS
(proximity)
| Lift
M - FT
|
1 |
Trenton |
Lock |
2021 |
0
- 0
|
Trent |
44.12071°N
- 77.59160°W
| 5.4
- 18 |
2 |
Sydney |
Lock |
2021 |
3.9
- 2.4
|
Trent |
44.13072°N
- 77.59152°W | 6.1
- 20 |
3 |
Glen Miller |
Lock |
2021 |
6.2
- 3.9
|
Trent |
44.15055°N
- 77.57970°W | 8.2
- 27 |
4 |
Batawa |
Lock |
2021 |
8.3
- 5.2
|
Trent |
44.16818°N
- 77.58638°W | 5.5
- 18 |
5 |
Trent |
Lock |
2021 |
10.3
- 6.4
|
Trent |
44.18484°N
- 77.59188°W | 5.5
- 18 |
6 |
Frankford |
Lock |
2021 |
11.7
- 7.3
|
Trent |
44.19776°N
- 77.59123°W | 4.9
-16 |
7 |
Glen Ross |
Lock |
2021 |
22.2
- 13.8
|
Trent |
44.26569°N
- 77.59697°W | 3.0
- 10 |
8 |
Percy
Reach |
Lock |
2021 |
40.7
- 25.3
|
Trent |
44.23592°N
- 77.78407°W | 6.0
- 20 |
9 |
Meyers |
Lock |
2021 |
42.5
- 26.4
|
Trent |
44.24690°N
- 77.80009°W | 4.9
- 16 |
10 |
Hauges
Reach |
Lock |
2021 |
45.0
- 28.0
|
Trent |
44.26730°N
- 77.79337°W | 7.3
- 24 |
11/12 |
Ranney
Falls |
Flight
Lock |
2021 |
47.8
- 29.7
|
Trent |
44.29031°N
- 77.80160°W | 14.6
- 48 |
13 |
Campbellford |
Lock |
2021 |
51.8
- 32.2
|
Trent
/Rice Lake |
44.31979°N
- 77.78615°W | 7.0
- 23 |
14 |
Crowe
Bay |
Lock |
2021 |
54.2
- 33.7
|
Rice Lake |
44.33516°N
- 77.77303°W | 7.6
- 25 |
15 |
Healy
Falls |
Lock |
2021 |
58.2
- 36.2
|
Rice Lake |
44.36891°N
- 77.77434°W | 6.6
- 22 |
16/17 |
Healy
Falls |
Flight
Lock |
2021 |
58.8
- 36.5
|
Rice Lake |
44.37283°N
- 77.77988°W | 7.3
- 24 |
18 |
Hastings |
Lock |
2022 |
82.3
- 51.1
|
Rice Lake |
44.30865°N
- 77.95703°W | 2.7
- 9 |
19 |
Scott's
Mill |
Lock |
2022 |
142.8
- 88.7
|
Rice
Lake /Kawartha
|
44.28926°N
- 78.30814°W | 2.4
- 8 |
20 |
Ashburnham |
Lock |
2023 |
144.5
- 89.5
|
Kawartha |
44.29924°N
- 78.30441°W | 3.7
- 12 |
21 |
Peterborough |
Lift
Lock |
2023 |
145.0
- 90.1
|
Kawartha |
44.30763°N
- 78.30098°W | 19.8
- 65 |
22 |
Nassau
Mills |
Lock |
2023 |
151.7
- 94.3
|
Kawartha |
44.36464°N
- 78.29033°W | 4.3
- 14 |
23 |
Otonabee |
Lock |
2023 |
152.6
- 94.8
|
Kawartha |
44.37248°N
- 78.28864°W | 3.7
- 12 |
24 |
Douro |
Lock |
2023 |
155.1
- 96.4
|
Kawartha |
44.38872°N
- 78.26960°W | 3.7
- 12 |
25 |
Sawer
Creek |
Lock |
2023 |
156.6
- 97.3
|
Kawartha |
44.40017°N
- 78.26287°W | 3.0
- 10 |
26 |
Lakefield |
Lock |
2023 |
158.9
- 98.7
|
Kawartha |
44.42001°N
- 78.27093°W | 4.8
- 16 |
27 |
Young's
Point |
Lock |
2023 |
168.1
- 104.5
|
Kawartha |
44.48823°N
- 78.23302°W | 2.2
- 7 |
28 |
Burleigh
Falls |
Lock |
2023 |
181.8
- 113.0
|
Kawartha |
44.55972°N
- 78.20815°W | 7.3
- 24 |
30 |
Lovesick |
Lock |
2023 |
18.7
- 114.8
|
Kawartha |
44.56196°N
- 78.25072°W | 1.1
- 3.5 |
31 |
Buckhorn |
Lock |
2023 |
194.2
- 120.7
|
Kawartha |
44.55558°N
- 78.34607°W | 3.5
- 11.5 |
32 |
Bobcageon |
Lock |
2025 |
222.4
- 138.2
|
Kawartha |
44.53906°N
- 78.54654°W | 1.6
- 5 |
- |
Port
Perry |
- |
2026 |
294.5
- 183.3 |
Scugog |
44.0905°N
-
78.9479°W
| - |
33 |
Lindsay |
Lock |
2026 |
251.6
- 156.3 |
Scugog |
44.35684°N
- 78.73527°W
| 2.1
- 7 |
34 |
Fenelon
Falls |
Lock |
2025 |
247.2
- 153.6
|
Kawartha |
44.53591°N
- 78.73718°W | 7.2
- 24 |
35 |
Rosedale |
Lock |
2025 |
252.9
- 157.2
|
Kawartha |
44.57171°N
- 78.77842°W | 1.2
- 4 |
36 |
Kirkfield |
Lift
Lock |
2025 |
272.6
- 169.4
|
Kawartha
/Simcoe |
44.58956°N
- 78.98955°W | 14.9
- 49 |
37 |
Bolsover |
Lock |
2025 |
284.9
- 177.0
|
Simcoe |
44.53457°N
- 79.07110°W | 6.6
- 22 |
38 |
Talbot |
Lock |
2025 |
286.5
- 178.1
|
Simcoe |
44.50959°N
- 79.10661°W | 4.3
- 14 |
39 |
Portage |
Lock |
2025 |
289.1
- 179.6
|
Simcoe |
44.50276°N
- 79.12626°W | 4.0
- 13 |
40 |
Thorah |
Lock |
2025 |
289.8
- 180.1
|
Simcoe |
44.49881°N
- 79.13262°W | 4.3
- 14 |
41 |
Gamebridge |
Lock |
2025 |
290.9
- 180.7
|
Simcoe |
44.48667"N
- 79.14889"W | 3.0
- 10 |
42 |
Couchiching |
Lock |
2028 |
337.8
- 209.9
|
Simcoe
/Severn |
44.76953°N
- 79.35024°W | 6.2
- 20 |
43 |
Swift
Rapids |
Lock |
2029 |
361.2
- 224.5
|
Severn |
44.85772°N
- 79.54036°W | 14.3
- 47 |
44 |
Big
Chute |
Marine
Railway |
2029 |
374.1
- 232.5
|
Severn |
44.88501°N
- 79.67474°W | 17.7
- 58 |
45 |
Port
Severn |
Lock |
2029 |
387.1
- 240.6
|
Severn |
44.80354°N
- 79.72033°W | 3.7
- 12 |
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We
use 387 km instead of 386 km because that is what
we get things to add up to.
Balsam Lake is the highest point in the system,
not Rosedale or Kirkfield. Kirkfield is 14.9 m below Balsam
and Rosedale 1.2 m below.
The Kirkfield Lift Lock Chambers rise to one foot
below Balsam Lake, the system works when Balsam fills this area
in the chamber increasing the weight, allowing it to descend so
the opposite chamber to can rise. The chamber coming down must always
have more water (weight) for the design to function.
There is no lock 29 as two locks were replaced by one at Burleigh
Falls.
Purdey's Mills aka Lindsay aka
City of Kawartha Lakes, is a side branch
of The Trent-Severn Waterway accessing Lake Scugog.
Brief
History of The Trent-Severn Waterway
The start to finish time line spans eighty-seven years
with the systems construction starting in 1833 at Bobcaygeon and
finishing in 1920 at Port Severn, three hundred and eighty-seven
kilometers from Lake Ontario.
A
feat of "Engineering and Perseverance" that is hard
to imagine when considering the construction techniques that
were available at the time.
The Navigation channel runs a depth of six feet from start to finish.
The locks vary in raising the water level some exceptions are;
flight locks, the Big
Chute Marine Railway with a lift of eighteen meters (58 feet), the Kirkfield
Lift Lock with an average lift of fifteen meters (49 feet) )and the Peterborough
Lift Lock (finished in 1904) with an average lift of twenty meters (65 feet).
Peaking at Balsam Lake the system takes the traveler 180
meters (600 feet) above Lake Ontario and 80 meters (250
feet) above Lake Huron’s, Georgian
Bay.
Standard lock dimensions are one hundred and twenty feet long by thirty-two
feet wide. The two exceptions are the lock 44, the Big Chute Marine Railway
at one hundred feet long by twenty-four feet wide and lock 45 at Port Severn
is only eight-four feet long and twenty-three feet wide setting the limit if
you wish to traverse The Trent Severn Waterway from one end to the other.
Two major upgrades were at Big Chute in 1960 and combining two
locks at Burleigh Falls in 1968 eliminating lock 29.
Please Note: All dimensions are rounded
hence approximate.
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