Park à Windsor

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Bill Wigle Park

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Formally known as East Town Park, in 1985 this park was renamed to Bill Wigle Park. Bill was a well known baseball player and served seven years on municipal council. The landscaped walkway with benches was added along the street side in 2010. The park is designated as a Regional Special Purpose Park. The image below shows the current park conditions. The final image is the proposed approved Master Plan which will be implemented as funding permits.

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Black Oak Heritage Park

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Black Oak Heritage Park supports one of the finest stands of black oak in Southwestern Ontario and is home to such nesting birds as Scarlet Tanager, Rose-breasted Grosbeak, Eastern Bluebird and Cooper's Hawk. Many of the native plants at Black Oak Heritage Park are extremely rare elsewhere in Canada. Black Oak Park is part of the Ojibway Prairie Complex, which also includes Ojibway Park, Tallgrass Prairie Heritage Park, Spring Garden Natural Area and Ojibway Prairie Provinical Nature Reserve. Black Oak Heritage Park (BOHP) - an ecological gem in the City of Windsor - is a natural area of land, and public park area that is part of the Ojibway Prairie Complex in the City of Windsor. The area also includes Ojibway Park, Tallgrass Prairie Heritage Park, Spring Garden Natural Area and Ojibway Prairie Provincial Nature Reserve. The most striking aspect of Ojibway Prairie Complex is the tremendous variety of its vegetation and animal life. Wetlands, forest, savanna and prairie provide habitat for a great number of rare plants, insects, reptiles, birds and mammals – including those listed above. The prairie landscape, characterized by a lack of trees (less than 2.5 trees / hectare) includes grasses and flowers that grow very tall and lush; hence the name – tallgrass prairie . Essex County, in extreme southern Ontario, has less than 6% natural forest cover. It is estimated that less tha

Windsor

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Bradley Park

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Park in Windsor, Ontario. Features include 2.56 acres; Playground.

Windsor

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Bramblewood Park

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This park is an open concept, 13 acre neighborhood park with childrens playground equipment

Harrow

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Brian Briggs Park

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Park in LaSalle, Ontario. Features include 1.49 acres.

LaSalle

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Briar Ridge Park

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The image below shows the current park conditions. The final image shows the proposed approved Master Plan which will be implemented as funding permits.

Amherstburg

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Bridges Bay

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Park in Windsor, Ontario. Features include 1.52 acres.

Windsor

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Bridgeview Park

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Bridgeview Park was established in 1953 when the developer of the Bridgeview subdivision dedicated several parcels of land to the City for park purposes. Today, the site is equipped with a variety of playground equipment, a softball diamond and picnic tables. Parks and Recreation 2450 McDougall Street Windsor, Ontario, Canada, N8X 3N6 Telephone: (519) 253-2300 Fax: (519) 255-7990 Email: parkrec@citywindsor.ca

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Bridlewood Optimist Park

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Bridlewood Optimist Park is a fenced, 32 acre property and includes a large hill that is ideal for sledding There are also many playground structures including swings, climbing frames, monkey bars, and horse springs A pavilion is available for public use, organized events and rentals The park also features a basketball net, and 2 soccer nets

Essex

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Brighton Beach Park

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Brighton Beach Park is private town park property in Pilot's Cove residential area (off of Brighton Rd and Cove Dr) has a paved trail leading to a water viewing area and is open year round for the public.

Tecumseh

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Brock Park

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Park in Windsor, Ontario. Features include 0.90 acres.

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Brookview Park

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Park in Windsor, Ontario. Features include 0.36 acres; Playground.

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