Lake Iroquois was a larger, deeper version of the current Lake Ontario. It existed during the las... more Lake Iroquois was a larger, deeper version of the current Lake Ontario. It existed during the last ice age...about 12000 years ago. Two well known vestiges of the Lake Iroquois shoreline in Toronto are at the Scarborough Cathedral Bluffs and the Casa Loma bluff north of Davenport Rd. What about the ancient shoreline around and between these two features? This document captures the shoreline in photos.
Lake Iroquois was a larger, deeper version of the current Lake Ontario. It existed during the las... more Lake Iroquois was a larger, deeper version of the current Lake Ontario. It existed during the last ice age...about 12000 years ago. Two well known vestiges of the Lake Iroquois shoreline in Toronto are at the Scarborough Cathedral Bluffs and the Casa Loma bluff north of Davenport Rd. What about the ancient shoreline around and between these two features? This document captures the shoreline in photos.
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