2019 Map of Louisville

About this map

The international border between Canada and the United States bisects Lake St. Lawrence, a massive reservoir created by the development of the Saint Lawrence Seaway. This modern survey documents the intricate shoreline and island systems that define the river valley today, including Wilson Hill Island and Nichols Hill Island. On the southern shore, the settlement of Louisville serves as a local hub near the confluence where the Grass River and McConnell Cr move toward the main channel. Further inland, the landscape is marked by a network of drainage systems like Coles Creek and Aultsville Creek, which reflect the hydraulic management of this transborder region. Local heritage is grounded in sites such as the Saint Lawrence Cem, positioned along the roads that connect these riverside communities.