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Little River Dragonfly Park

Windsor, Ontario

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About Little River Dragonfly Park

The area of Twin Oaks Park was acquired as part of a deal made with industrial developers in the area. The City aided the developers in servicing the land, and in exchange the developers redesigned the Little River channel, which runs through the park. Today, there are trails along the east side of the river.

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7798 Twin Oaks Dr
Windsor, Ontario
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