Georgian Bay

noun

1. the NE part of Lake Huron, in Ontario, Canada. 6,000 sq. mi. (15,500 sq. km).

Georgian Bay

noun

1. a bay in S central Canada, in Ontario, containing many small islands: the NE part of Lake Huron. Area: 15 000 sq km (5800 sq miles)

Example Sentences

He grew up in Penetanguishene, a small Ontario farming town of 4,000 that borders Georgian Bay by Lake Huron, with a pilot father, a mother who was a teacher and a very protective older brother who is now a cop.

From Ozy

At a later stage channels were formed leading from Georgian Bay to the eastern part of Ontario.

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The Georgian Bay, north of the Manatouline chain, seems quite distinct.

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After having taken this short rest, they continued their voyage, crossing Georgian Bay, and reached the land of the Hurons.

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There a stuffed porcupine that caused such a commotion in their camp in the Canadian wilds of Georgian Bay.

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From Stayner to the shores of the Georgian Bay was a little trudge of about three miles.

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