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  February 2010  

Water Quality and Levels

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Fishing  

Invasive Species

How Beautiful is our River and Lake?

History

Location: 
Renfrew County
Within or bordering on the townships of Bonnechere Valley, North Algona Wilberforce, and Killaloe, Hagarty & Richards

Area: 
3552 hectares, 35 square kilometers (8778 acres, 13.5 square miles)

Average depth: 8.5 metres (28 feet)
Max. depth: 24.4 metres (80 feet)

Elevation: 169 m (554 ft.) above sea level

Hello and welcome. 

The Golden Lake Property Owners Association serves the interests of owners of shoreline on Golden Lake and the Bonnechere River below Tramore Dam, as well as others who have an interest in the well-being of our lake and river. The Association works for the common good of all members, and the maintenance and enhancement of the quality of life on the Lake and River.

The Association attends to such matters as water quality, shoreline development, and boating and swimming safety. It speaks with a common voice to all levels of government and works with other organizations on issues that may contribute to the health, pleasure, comfort and security of its members.

If you are one of the roughly 500 property owners along the Lake and River, we urge you to join us as a member so you can learn more about our activities and add your voice to our ongoing conversation.

Membership as of September 2009: 
404 of a potential 500 (81%)

Contact us:
GLPOA
Box 99
Golden Lake, Ontario   K0J 1X0
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This is a detail of a relief map of the Bonnechere River watershed produced by the 
Ministry of Natural Resources. The black squares are the dams at Tramore and the Village of Golden Lake.
See the full map here.

Notices:

You can get involved with GLPOA, either as a Board member or on one of its committees. If you would like to get involved with some good people doing great work, please contact a member of the Executive or a committee chair, or email us.

GLPOA Current and Completed Projects

Septic System Seminar

Poker Run '09 Report

FunFest 2009 Photo Report

2009 Pleasure Craft Operator's Course attracts almost 100 participants

Response to the proposed Ruby Road Dump

The Deacon Bridge Boat Launch Public Toilets

Shoal and Waterway Marking Project

Links

FOCA
The Federation of Ontario Cottagers' Associations

Townships:

Killaloe, Hagarty and Richards

Killaloe & District Public Library

Bonnechere Valley

Bonnechere Union Public Library (Eganville)

North Algona Wilberforce

The Algonquins of Pikwàkanagàn First Nation