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Beaudoin Park

Amherstburg, Ontario

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About Beaudoin Park

Located in the River Canard Subdivision, this neighbourhood park was named after Leo N.J. Beaudoin who passed away in 1978. He had a 22 year career in municipal politics in the former Anderdon Township and was Anderdon's first deputy reeve. This park underwent a complete re-development in 2020 and 2021 with the installation of a new playground, pathways, shelter, benches and a 6-hole disc golf course. Located in River Canard this park is classified as Neighbourhood. 1.4ha The first image shows the current park conditions. The final image is the proposed approved Master Plan which will be implemented as funding is provided.

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Adresse: 265 Hyde Park Road
Amherstburg, Ontario
Téléphone: 519-736-0012
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