Thirty Thousand Islands

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Thirty Thousand Islands is a vast archipelago of rocky, forested islands in Ontario, Canada, renowned for its scenic freshwater landscapes and popular boating and kayaking opportunities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archipelago
tourist destination
climate humid continental climate
country Canada
hasApproximateNumberOfIslands 30000
hasEcosystemType boreal forest
freshwater archipelago
hasFeature narrow channels
numerous small bays
pine-covered shorelines
rocky shoals
hasGeologicalCharacteristic Precambrian Shield rock
glaciated landscape
hasNavigationHazard shoals
submerged rocks
hasNearestTown Midland, Ontario
Parry Sound
Penetanguishene, Ontario
surface form: Penetanguishene
hasSeasonalPeak summer
hasWaterBody Georgian Bay
hasWildlife bald eagles
beavers
black bears
loons
various freshwater fish species
Odocoileus virginianus
surface form: white-tailed deer
knownFor boating
cottage tourism
forested islands
kayaking
rocky islands
sailing
scenic freshwater landscapes
locatedIn Georgian Bay
Ontario
Parry Sound District
partOf Biosphere Reserve
Georgian Bay Biosphere Reserve
Great Lakes
Lake Huron
popularActivity camping
canoeing
fishing
photography
wildlife viewing
recognizedBy UNESCO
UNESCOStatus biosphere reserve
usedFor eco-tourism
recreational boating
seasonal cottages

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Georgian Bay hasPart Thirty Thousand Islands