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The Grand River flows 300 kilometres through southwestern Ontario from the highlands of Dufferin County to Port Maitland on Lake Erie.

The Grand River Conservation Authority manages water and other natural resources on behalf of 39 municipalities and close to one million residents.


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Applications are being accepted from community groups and schools for Community Conservation Grants.
Arch, truss and beam
Watershed map showing snow depth
Bridges are an important part of the heritage of the Grand River watershed. Learn more about them in a new study.

Inside 'Grand Actions'
Read about the movie stars among us, ancient marker trees and cottage life close to home in the March/April issue of Grand Actions.

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