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19606 Bike and walking paths along Colonel By Drive in the area around Dows Lake. Dow's Lake is a small manmade lake on the Rideau Canal. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
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19609 Garden on the grounds of Rideau Hall, Governor General's Residence . Rideau Hall is, since 1867, both the official home and workplace of the Governor General of Canada and his staff. Most of Rideau Hall is used for state affairs with only a small part used as a private living quarters. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
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19468 The Langevin Block is the nerve center of Canada's government supporting the prime minister in the task of governing. The Langevin Block is of Renaissance style and sits across Rue Wellington from Parliament Hill. Parliament is the heart of Canada's democratic system where laws are made that shape the country's future and effect the lives of every citizen. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
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19705 Fresh produce on display at the Byward market. The Byward market was established by Lt-Col John By in 1826. Byward market is one of Canada's oldest and largest public markets nestled in Ottawa's historic neighborhood of Lowertown. Colonel By himself laid out the street plan of the market, designating George Street and York Street to be extra wide to accommodate the horse drawn carriages that brought foodstuffs to the market each day. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
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19511 View of the locks on the Rideau Canal in Ottawa. The Rideau Canal was conceived in the wake of the War of 1812 to be used as a secure water route to transport troops and supplies. Lieutenant Colonel John By supervised the construction. It is the only canal dating from the great North American canal building era of the early 19th century to remain operational along its original line with most of its structures intact. Rideau Canal was excepted as a Unesco World Heritage Site in 2007. Ottawa is the national Capitol of Canada. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
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19504 The National War Memorial located on Confederation Square was orginally designed to commemorate the 60,000 Canadians who died in World War I, but since has come to commemorate all of Canada's War dead. The monument was designed by Vernon March and was named by the sculptor as
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19558 View of Ottawa and surrounding landscape. Ottawa consists of many architectural styles from Gothic Revival, Renaissance, French Chateau many other historic and contemporary styles. Ottawa is the seat of the national government of Canada. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
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19447 The Supreme Court of Canada Building. The Supreme Court building was designed by Ernest Cormier and is well known for its Art Deco details. Construction began in 1939 with its first hearings in January 1946. The Supreme Court of Canada building is located on Rue Wellington west of Parliament Hill in Ottawa. Ottawa is the capitol of Canada. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
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