Great Lakes | Lake Ontario | Trent Severn Waterway

Lake Ontario is the smallest of the Great Lakes--193 miles long and 53 miles wide, with 726 miles of shoreline. Its average depth is 283 feet, and its maximum depth is 802 feet.

Lakeland Boating Ports O'Call Lake Ontario (Call Series Cruise Guide)

Ports

• Admiralty Island
• Amherst Island
• Ashbridge's Bay
• Bainsville
• Bath
• Bellville
• Big Island
• Bluffers Park
• Boucherville
• Brighton
• Brockville
• Bronte
• Burlington
• Burlington Canal
• Cardinal
• Cobourg
• Collins Bay
• Cornwall
• Deseronto
• Fifty Point
• Frenchman's Bay
• Gananoque
• Grimsby
• Hamilton
• Humber Bay
• Iroqouis
• Ivy Lea, Ontario
• Jordan Harbour
• Kingston
• Long Sault
• Main Duck Island
• Mallorytown Landing
• Montreal
• Morrisburg
• Murray Canal
• Niagara-on-the-lake
• Oakville
• Ontario Place
• Oshawa
• Picton
• Pickering
• Port Credit
• Port Dalhousie
• Port Darlington
• Port Hope
• Port of Newcastle
• Port Weller
• Prescott
• Presqu'ile Bay
• Quebec
• Rockport
• St. Catharines
• St. loawrence River
• South Lancaster
• Stoney Creek
• Toronto
• Treasure Island
• Trent-Severn Waterway
• Trenton
• Trenton CFB
• Waupoos, Ontario
• Waupoos Island
• Welland Canals
• Wellers Bay
• West Lake
• Whitby

New York

• Alexandria Bay
• Barnhart Island
• Braddock Bay
• Cape Vincent
• Charlotte
• Chaumont Bay
• Clayton
• Fair Haven
• Henderson Harbor
• Irondequoit Bay
• Keewaydin State Park
• Lewiston
• Little Sodus Bay
• Mexico Point
• Morristown
• Mud Bay
• North Pond
• Ogdensburg
• Olcott
• Oswego
• Point Breeze
• Port Ontario Harbor
• Pultneyville
• Rochester
• Sackets Harbor
• Sodus Bay
• Waddington
• Wilson
• Youngstown

Quebec

• Longueuil
• Sorel
• Trois-Rivieres