Port Arthur, Ontario

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Port Arthur, Ontario was a former city on the north shore of Lake Superior that served as a key transportation and shipping hub before amalgamating into the modern city of Thunder Bay.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Port Arthur, Ontario canonical 3
Port Arthur ward, Thunder Bay 1

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Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf former city
amalgamatedWith Fort William, Ontario
linked to: Fort William
amalgamationFormed Thunder Bay
country Canada
economyBasedOn grain handling
lumber
rail transport
shipping
hasHeritage industrial port city
hasNeighbour Fort William, Ontario
linked to: Fort William
hasPortOn Lake Superior
historicalRegion Canadian Shield
locatedIn Ontario
Thunder Bay District
northwestern Ontario
locatedOn Kaministiquia River region
north shore of Lake Superior
mergedInto Thunder Bay
namedFor Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington
nowNeighborhoodOf Thunder Bay
nowPartOf Port Arthur ward, Thunder Bay
partOf Lakehead urban area
Thunder Bay
role shipping hub
transportation hub
servedAs key transportation and shipping hub on Lake Superior
terminal for transcontinental railways
transportLink Canadian National Railway
Canadian Pacific Railway
Great Lakes shipping routes

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Fort William mergedWith Port Arthur, Ontario
Port Arthur, Ontario nowPartOf Port Arthur ward, Thunder Bay
linked to: Port Arthur, Ontario
Lakehead urban area historicalCenter Port Arthur, Ontario
Lakehead urban area hasFormerMunicipality Port Arthur, Ontario