| (history) UPPER BREWERS Locks 43-44 (water map) (road map) |
| Number of locks: 2 (in flight) |
Total Lift: 5.5m ( 18 ft.) |
Lock Through Time: 30 min.* |
| Chart No: 1513 (Sheet 4) |
GPS:1 N 44o 24.770' W 76o 18.790' |
| Chart Sales: No |
Lockstation Tel: (613) 387-3564 |
| Washrooms: Yes2 |
Drinking Water: Yes3 |
Day Use Docking: Yes |
| Overnight Mooring: Yes |
Docking4 Upstream: 137m/448' |
Docking4 Downstream: 82m/270' |
| Ice: No |
Power: Yes |
Boater Camping:5 Yes |
| Boat Launch: No |
Picnic Tables: Yes |
BBQ Grills: Yes |
| Parking: Yes |
Public Telephone: No |
Self Guided Trail: No |
| Hwy Access: 0.5 km W of Hwy 15 |
Locks Connect: Cataraqui River to Cataraqui River |
| Special Notes: To ensure passage, boaters must arrive at least 1 hour prior to closing. The Brass Point Bridge, located 6.5 km (4 mi) upstream has a clearance of 1.2m (3.9ft). The bridge swings on demand.
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| Of Interest: A defensible stone lockmasters house sits on top of the knoll overlooking the lock. Used as the lockmaster’s residence, the gun slits have been sealed in, but if you look closely, you can see where they were. Behind a row of cedars on the shore of the basin is “The Ark,” an old, very large “houseboat,” pulled up on shore many decades ago, now a private residence. |
| Notes: Gas is available at marinas in Cranberry Lake and near Seeley's Bay. No local services. Solitude lock. Full services (groceries, restaurants, etc.) are available in Seeley's Bay. |
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