As the first capital city of the
united Upper and Lower Canada from
1841 to 1844, Kingston has long played
an important role in Canada's development.
During the 19th century, its strategic
location at the meeting place of
the St. Lawrence River, the Rideau
Canal, and Lake Ontario led the British
government to choose Kingston as
the locale for
The Thousand Islands, the picturesque waterfront,
the limestone architecture, and the lively university
scene – Kingston (pop. 114,195; 175 km
SE of Ottawa and 260 km NE of Toronto) has many
faces.
Population:
114,195
Location:
175 km SE of Ottawa and 260 km NE of
Toronto
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