Excerpt from Canada Account of Its Resources and Development
Itself a physical feature unique in its scope and magnitude, it is secondarily the occasion of other phenomena of world-wide note. On its mighty march to the sea it leaps Niagara and passes the Thousand Islands. And wonderful though this group of islets in the St. Lawrence is, it is much exceeded by a still more remarkable maze of land and water the 30,000 Islands of the Georgian Bay. These are only less noted than their St. Lawrence River sisters because they are not so directly in the path of travel and civilization. Lovers of nature find that a dreamy summers day spent on a steamer threading the bewildering passages among this milky way of islands is an experience that never fades from the mind.
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