Smiths Falls Locks

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Smiths Falls Locks are a historic set of canal locks in Smiths Falls, Ontario, that form a key part of the Rideau Canal’s navigation and heritage infrastructure.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canal lock station
historic site
architecturalStyle 19th-century canal engineering
builtFor military and commercial transportation on Rideau Canal
connectsWaterBody Cataraqui River system
linked to: Cataraqui River

Rideau River system
linked to: Rideau River
constructionEndDate 1832
constructionStartDate 1827
country Canada
currentUse heritage tourism
recreational navigation
hasCulturalSignificance symbol of Smiths Falls canal heritage
hasFeature adjacent parkland
canal basin
manual lock gates
stone lock chambers
hasHeritageValue engineering heritage
transportation history
heritageDesignation National Historic Site of Canada component
UNESCO World Heritage Site component
historicalPeriod early 19th century
locatedIn Ontario, Canada
linked to: Ontario

Smiths Falls, Ontario, Canada
locatedInMunicipality Town of Smiths Falls
locatedOnWatercourse Rideau Canal main line
linked to: Rideau Canal
maintainedBy Parks Canada
near downtown Smiths Falls
openToPublic yes
operator Parks Canada
partOf Rideau Canal
Rideau Canal World Heritage Site
linked to: Rideau Canal

Rideau Canal lock system
linked to: Rideau Canal
primaryFunction navigation
water level control
region Eastern Ontario
seasonalOperation navigation season (spring to fall)
touristAttraction yes
usedFor heritage interpretation
recreational boating
tourism
waterway Rideau Canal

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Rideau Canal hasLock Smiths Falls Locks