St. Marys, Ontario

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St. Marys, Ontario is a small Canadian town known for its historic limestone architecture, scenic riverside setting, and as the home of the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame.

All labels observed (2)

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St. Marys, Ontario canonical 10
St. Marys, Ontario, Canada 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf town
areaCode 226
519
548
climate humid continental climate
contains Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame
country Canada
drainageBasin Great Lakes–St. Lawrence basin
economicActivity local retail and services
small-scale manufacturing
tourism
governingBody Town of St. Marys Council
linked to: Town of St. Marys
governmentType single-tier municipality
hasHeritage Victorian-era limestone buildings
hasIndustry cement production (historical)
limestone quarrying (historical)
hasLandmark Grand Trunk Railway trestle
Lind Sportsplex
St. Marys Cement Plant (historical/industrial site)
St. Marys Quarry swimming area
hasPark riverside parks along the Thames River
hasTransportation Highway 19
Highway 7
heritageDesignation historic downtown core with limestone buildings
incorporatedAsTown 19th century
knownFor Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame
historic limestone architecture
scenic riverside setting
locatedIn Canada's Great Lakes region
linked to: Great Lakes region

Perth County
locatedNear Stratford, Ontario
locatedOnRiver Thames River
nickname The Stone Town
population approximately 7000
postalCodePrefix N4X
province Ontario
railService VIA Rail (nearby service)
linked to: Via Rail
region Southwestern Ontario
sportsCulture baseball
sportsEvent Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame induction ceremonies
sportsFacility Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame ballfields
timeZone Eastern Time Zone
timeZoneDST Eastern Daylight Time
linked to: Eastern Time Zone

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Southwestern Ontario hasCity St. Marys, Ontario
Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame locatedIn St. Marys, Ontario
Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame relocatedTo St. Marys, Ontario
Thames River watershed containsTown St. Marys, Ontario
Perth County hasSettlement St. Marys, Ontario
Douglas Rain placeOfDeath St. Marys, Ontario, Canada
linked to: St. Marys, Ontario
Thames River (Ontario) flowsThrough St. Marys, Ontario
Perth County, Ontario containsSettlement St. Marys, Ontario
Perth—Wellington hasAdministrativeCenter St. Marys, Ontario
Perth—Wellington hasMajorCommunity St. Marys, Ontario