Brown's Inlet

Brown's Inlet consists of two interconnected ponds that flow into the Rideau Canal, forming a water system in central Ottawa's urban landscape.

The waterway transformed from a small creek into its current form during the construction of the Rideau Canal, leading to an expansion of the water body.

The inlet serves as a central feature of the Glebe neighborhood, where residential areas and parks integrate with the natural water elements.

The water system provides a habitat for local wildlife including frogs, turtles, and various bird species within the urban environment of Ottawa.

Two separate ponds of the inlet maintain their connection through an underground waterway system, creating a distinct urban water configuration.

Location: Ontario

GPS coordinates: 45.39740,-75.68870

Latest update: March 4, 2025 23:46