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K. Walter Ranta Memorial Park

Amherstburg, Ontario

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About K. Walter Ranta Memorial Park

This park occupies land formerly owned by Walter Ranta, who was the owner of Ranta Enterprises, member of Thistle Lodge #34, and the Amherstburg Lions Club. This park is in the Edgewater Beach neighbourhood, where the mouth of the Canard River meets with the Heritage Detroit River. The park is adjacent to a privately-owned marina with a nautical themed playground, off street parking and vast open space to the water's edge. Council has directed Administration to investigate the cost to install a public boat ramp. The image below shows the current condition of the park. The final image is the proposed approved Master Plan which will be implemented as funding permits.

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Adresse: 1500 Front Road N
Amherstburg, Ontario
Téléphone: 519-736-0012
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