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McDonald Island is nestled within the scenic Thousand Islands region, straddling the Canada-US border. It lies within the Admiralty Group, a cluster of islands known for their picturesque landscapes and unique charm. Positioned at a latitude of 44° 18′ 50″ N and a longitude of 76° 10′ 14″ W, McDonald Island is part of the municipality of Leeds and the Thousand Islands in the county of Leeds and Grenville, Ontario.

This Canadian island is steeped in history and has been known by various names over time, including “Hog,” “Rotary,” “Wanderer,” and “War.” Such alternative names hint at the diverse stories and perhaps the cultural significance the island might hold for those who have inhabited or visited it through the years. While specific details about the island’s features and attractions are sparse, its location within the Thousand Islands archipelago suggests it is surrounded by the natural beauty and rich biodiversity characteristic of this renowned area.

Island or Feature Name
McDonald Island

Nationality
Canada

Centroid Lat/Long
44° 18′ 50″ N – 76° 10′ 14″ W

Two-Minute Box
44^20′ x 76^10′

Location and description
In or near The Admiralty Group

Former, informal, or alternate names
“Hog,” “Rotary,” “Wanderer,” “War

Municipality
Leeds and Thousand Is.

County
Leeds and Grenville

Province / State
ONT

Ports?

Book refs

1000islands.co ID #
776

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