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Peel Island, nestled in the Thousand Islands region along the Canada-US border, is a captivating part of Ontario’s landscape. This island, identified by its coordinates at 44° 26′ 25″ N – 75° 49′ 42″ W, lies northeast of the foot of Grenadier Island, offering a unique location within the scenic province of Ontario. Peel Island is part of the Front of Yonge municipality in Leeds and Grenville County.

Throughout its history, Peel Island has been known by various names, including “Indian Camp” and “Prince Edward,” reflecting its diverse cultural and historical significance. This small island, situated in the expansive Thousand Islands area, contributes to the rich tapestry of natural beauty and historical intrigue that defines this famous region.

Island or Feature Name
Peel Island

Nationality
Canada

Centroid Lat/Long
44° 26′ 25″ N – 75° 49′ 42″ W

Two-Minute Box
44^28′ x 75^48′

Location and description
Northeast (downriver) of the foot of Grenadier Island

Former, informal, or alternate names
“Indian Camp”, “Prince Edward”, ”

Municipality
Front of Yonge

County
Leeds and Grenville

Province / State
ONT

Ports?

Book refs

1000islands.co ID #
893

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