Jones Falls Locks

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Jones Falls Locks is a historic flight of canal locks on the Rideau Canal in Ontario, Canada, known for its impressive 19th-century engineering and scenic setting.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canal lock system
historic site
architecturalStyle 19th-century canal engineering
connectedTo Sand Lake NERFINISHED
Whitefish Lake
constructionMaterial stone
timber (for original works)
constructionStartDate 1827
country Canada
currentUse recreational boating
tourist attraction
designedFor boat navigation
commercial transport (historical)
elevationChange approximately 18 metres
era British colonial period in Canada
hasPart blacksmith’s shop
defensible lockmaster’s house
flight of locks
lockmaster’s house
sluice channels
stone arch dam at Jones Falls
heritageDesignation National Historic Site of Canada (as part of the Rideau Canal)
UNESCO World Heritage Site (as part of the Rideau Canal)
historicalPeriod construction during post-War of 1812 defence planning
inception 1820s
locatedIn Canada
Ontario
Rideau Canal
locatedOnWatercourse Jones Falls section of the Rideau Canal
linked to: Rideau Canal
maintainedBy Parks Canada
nearbyCity Kingston, Ontario
nearbyCommunity Jones Falls, Ontario
notableFor impressive 19th-century engineering
large stone arch dam
scenic setting
numberOfLocks 4 (main flight)
openingDate 1832
operator Parks Canada
partOf Kingston–Ottawa waterway
linked to: Rideau Canal

Rideau Canal lock system
linked to: Rideau Canal
province Ontario
strategicPurpose secure inland water route between Montreal and Kingston (via Rideau Canal)
tourismActivity boating
heritage interpretation
hiking in surrounding area
sightseeing
waterway Rideau Canal

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Rideau Canal hasLock Jones Falls Locks