Kagawong – Explore Manitoulin That was a very long sentence but Kagawong (which one of the village’s official signs aptly designates it as ‘Ontario’s prettiest village’) just merits a lot of descriptors The original, and historic, community grew up around a port on Mudge Bay, the village’s North Channel water feature
Old Mill Heritage Centre launches celebratory book in honour of 100 . . . KAGAWONG—The history and the people involved in the first 100 years of the history of the Kagawong Old Mill and the evolution of the community are featured in a new book that has just been published “Absolutely, I thoroughly enjoyed putting this book together,” stated Rick Nelson, curator of the Old Mill Heritage Centre, last Wednesday, as he picked up the first 75 copies of the 250
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Kagawong Ontario - I Heart Rural Canada Kagawong sits on the northern shore of Manitoulin Island, where the water meets the land without a hurry The name Kagawong comes from the Ojibwe word meaning “where mists rise from falling water ” It’s a fitting name, drawn from the constant presence of Bridal Veil Falls, a well-known waterfall that seems to shape the rhythm of the village This small community is part of the Township
Kagawong Park Centre in Kagawong, ON P0P 1J0 - 705-282. . . About Kagawong Park Centre Kagawong Park Centre is located at 39 Henry Dr in Kagawong, Ontario P0P 1J0 Kagawong Park Centre can be contacted via phone at 705-282-0318 for pricing, hours and directions
Kagawong, Manitoulin Island, Ontario - ContinuousWave Kagawong Kagawong ("Where mists rise from falling waters" in Ojibwe) is located at the southern end of Mudge Bay, just to the east of the Clapperton Island passage, about midway between Little Current and Gore Bay on Manitoulin's north shore
Column: Friends Neighbours | The Manitoulin Expositor The Kagawong Market season kicked off in fine fashion today (as per usual!) Thanks to Ethel and her merry band of volunteers who keep things running so smoothly Stop by the Kagawong River Complex every Wednesday to experience the largest summer market on the Island!