MANOTICK

• CAMTK
• Latitude: 45.2017
• Longitude: -75.6464
• East Coast Canada
• Marina in Canada

Location: Canada

Manotick is a suburban community in the southern part of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. While it has a vibrant local culture and is situated along the Rideau River, it is not home to a traditional marine port used for industrial or large-scale commercial shipping activities. Instead, Manotick is known for its recreational and tourism-based water traffic, much of which is centered around small boats, kayaking, fishing, and other leisure activities.

Key Features and Amenities:

1. Location:

   • Manotick is located on the Rideau River, part of the Rideau Canal system, which extends from Ottawa to Kingston.
   • Coordinates: 45.2275° N, 75.6847° W.

2. Waterway:

   • The Rideau River and Canal are UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
   • Primarily used for recreational boating and tourism.

3. Village Amenities:

   • Restaurants, cafes, and local shops.
   • Riverside parks and public spaces.
   • Historical attractions, such as Watson's Mill.

4. Docking Facilities:

   • Several public and private docks for small boats and pleasure crafts.
   • Local marinas that provide seasonal slips, boat rentals, and marine services.

5. Tourist Attractions:

   • Watson's Mill: A historic grist and flour mill.
   • Dickinson Square: A central hub for cultural and community events.
   • Boat tours and kayaking rentals for exploring the waterway.

6. Services:

   • Boat repair and maintenance services in nearby areas.
   • Fuel docks are limited; boaters usually have to plan refueling stops accordingly.

Summary:

• Type of Port: Primarily recreational.
• Principal Uses: Leisure boating, fishing, local tourism.
• Not Suitable For: Large-scale commercial or industrial shipping.

Manotick's charm lies in its community feel, historic sites, and beautiful riverfront setting, making it a popular destination for local residents and tourists alike. For commercial marine ports in Canada, one might need to look to larger ports such as those in Toronto, Vancouver, or Halifax.