Other Natural Lands Projects Special Protection Areas (SPAs) The majority of RBGs approximately 900 hectares of impressive landscapes are nature sanctuaries. These areas envelope the western end of Lake Ontario and form

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Date: 2013-01-24 11:11:00 Fluvial landforms Earth Cootes Paradise Royal Botanical Gardens Princess Point Cootes Floodplain Swamp Tallgrass prairie Physical geography Geography of Hamilton Ontario Water		Other Natural Lands Projects Special Protection Areas (SPAs) The majority of RBGs approximately 900 hectares of impressive landscapes are nature sanctuaries. These areas envelope the western end of Lake Ontario and form Add to Reading List Source URL: www.rbg.ca Download Document from Source Website File Size: 278,34 KB Share Document on Facebook

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