Lock 7 - Glen Ross

Trent-Severn Waterway National Historic Site

Lock 7 is located in a rural area. Although distant from services, this lock provides the opportunity for a quiet respite complete with an expansive picnic area. This lock is well known for the beautiful terraced flower beds and also as a popular fishing spot.

Getting here
  • Address: 15 McGuire Lane, Glen Ross, Ontario
  • Nautical chart: 2021 (more on Nautical charts)
  • GPS coordinates: 44°15' 56.49"N 77°35' 49.09"W
  • Kilometer marker: 22.2 km (mile 13.8)

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Navigational data
  • Lock length: 46.9 m (154 ft)
  • Lock width: 9.7 m (32 ft)
  • Average lift: 3 m (9.8 ft)
  • Max. mooring period: 5

Facilities and services
History
Lock 7 - Glen Ross
Constructed: 1908-1914

Originally called Chisholm’s Rapids, the construction of this lock was the smallest contract in the Ontario - Rice Lake division. The Canadian General Development Company replaced the old 1841 masonry lock with a larger concrete lock and the old wooden dam was replaced with a new concrete dam upstream. An extensive concrete-lined navigation channel above the lock parallels the Trent River.

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